Hi there Alma!
Ah, the magic of the Walt Disney World Resort! While it’s true that there’s never a completely quiet time at the Most Magical Place on Earth, there are certainly some seasons when crowds tend to thin out, giving you a bit more room to explore and enjoy all that pixie-dusted fun.
Historically, visiting Disney World in early January (after the holiday season) and early February, as well as late August through early September, can mean fewer crowds. The kids are usually back in school, and many families wait for spring break or summer to plan their trips. I’ve also had good luck the week right after Thanksgiving, which typically offers cooler weather and beautiful holiday decorations without the larger holiday crowds.
One of the benefits of visiting during these times is that you may find shorter wait times for attractions, meaning more opportunities to experience your favorite rides! You might also find great
Special Offers on rooms or Theme Park Tickets during these "off-peak" times—keep an eye on out for these magical deals!
Even during these quieter periods, Disney has special events to keep the magic alive. In August and September, you can experience
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, with trick-or-treating and in my opinion the best parade and entertainment. If you visit in early January, you might catch the final days of
EPCOT’s International Festival of the Holidays, or in late January through February, the beginning of the
EPCOT International Festival of the Arts, which celebrates culinary, visual, and performing arts.
Of course, with all the excitement and new attractions Disney rolls out throughout the year, there truly is no “slow” time anymore! But planning a visit during these quieter windows gives you the best chance to experience the parks at a more leisurely pace while still soaking in all the seasonal magic. Keep your Mickey ears ready, and start planning your adventure!
~Heather