Even with elevated attendance and wait times that have pushed crowd levels to 9/10 and 10/10 on some dates, the Disney Park Pass reservation calendar is mostly wide open for 2023. Thankfully, attendance and crowd dynamics have started to normalize. All of this has upended our normal recommendations. Even though the Park Pass system is no longer needed to limit attendance, it’s still being used to redistribute crowds and normalize numbers among the parks. Capacity constraints and park reservations were big factors. That’s where this post and its 2023 updates come into play…įor much of the last three years, conventional day of the week advice for Walt Disney World was irrelevant or flat out wrong. Once you narrow down the week you want to visit Walt Disney World, it’s time to start thinking about which days of the week to do each park. If you’re more concerned with the quality of the overall experience, we also have something more holistic and, frankly, practical: our list of the 10 Best and 10 Worst Weeks to Visit Walt Disney World in 2023 to 2025. We’ve also added a section with bullet points of the days to visit and avoid each park (scroll down to the “recap” section for that if you don’t want to read the why of our recommendations). As with this post, we’ve just updated that with the latest wait time data from the first two months of 2023. If you’re singularly focused on avoiding long lines, we recommend consulting our 2023 Walt Disney World Crowd Calendarto choose travel dates. When it comes to choosing the best and worst times to visit Walt Disney World, there’s a lot to consider. Looking for the best and worst days of the week to visit each park at Walt Disney World? This strategy guide covers Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom, offering info about when the wait times are lowest and highest, plus commentary about weekdays vs.
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