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  • On Sep 13, 2011
    Dan from TX 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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    We are visiting the first week of December this year, I have investigated and found this week to be rated as the week with the lowest attendance at the parks. Do you know if this is accurate? Also does this mean no wait to small wait on e-ticket attraction

    Hi Dan!
    The more than probable answer to both questions is yes and yes.
    Yes, the first week of December is typically one of the "slowest" times of the entire year at Walt Disney World. And yes, this means much smaller waits on even the E-ticket attractions MOST of the time. There always seems to be a line for Peter Pan's Flight at Magic Kingdom even when the park is mostly empty, so you never know exactly what the lines will be, but suffice it to say, you shouldn't be waiting long for anything.
    I hope this helps and I wish you a Magical vacation!! :)
    Chris
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