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Mom And Daughter; Animal Kingdom
  • On May 12, 2011
    Stacy from OH Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Is there a planner someplace that you can enter the dates of the your vacation and it tells you what parks to go to that day? I'm trying to maximize my vacation and see the night shows catch the "extra hours". Etc. any advice?

    Hi Stacy!

    Well, there are 2 different answers for your question---

    First of all, the Disney website has a great calendar that has all the times of park opening/closing and shows and special events. Just click PARKS above, then click the park you want to go to and then CALENDAR. You can browse the calendar by day and see all the hours including Extra Magic Hours!

    There is another website called TouringPlans.com that will give you crowd predictions for the days you are at the parks. Then you can decide which one to go on a given day. However, it is a subscription based service, so you'd have to pay to see all the details. But it IS fascinating to look at. (And if you google "crowd prediction Disney World" you'll probably find some good insight, too!)

    Disney does have a good list of when to go to which park, too. For example, they say the busist days are:

    Magic Kingdom Park: Monday, Thursday, and Saturday
    Epcot: Tuesday and Friday
    Disney's Hollywood Studios: Sunday and Wednesday
    Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

    Hope that helps!
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