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Visit in December? Give me input guys!

Post by bryceran » Jul Sun 10, 2005 9:29 pm

So my in-laws and I are planning a trip to Disneyland. I said that december is a slow month, meaning the first half. Well, the only week anyone can go is the week right before Christmas. The 19th and 20th. What do you think? I just went May 31, June 1-2 and it wasn't bad at all. Is LA Unified Schools still in school then (December)? Can anyone give me good input on this?
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Post by subsonic » Jul Mon 11, 2005 11:52 am

Some schools will be in session on the 20th. Others will not. With all the goings on around the 50th, I think it's going to be more busy than not.

A lot of people start the vacations early. Though, a good time to go is Christmas day in the morning.
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Post by bryceran » Jul Mon 11, 2005 1:37 pm

Well I figured it would be busy, but I didn't know if it was insanely busy. Meaning that it wouldn't be worth coming from Utah to go. My wife and I have year passes, but for the rest of the family, who hasn't been since like 98 or so, we were wondering if it would just be a dumb day to go. It sounds like it ain't too bad with what you have had to say.

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Post by Lion Sleeps Tonight » Jul Mon 11, 2005 4:20 pm

I was at Disneyland around that time last year, and I did think it was crowded. But not crowded so much that going on attractions becomes difficult.

The only thing that can get hairy is at night when the fireworks and Fantasmic! take place.
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Post by bryceran » Jul Mon 11, 2005 4:27 pm

So how long was an average wait for a good ride? In-between 30-60 min?
I just went and my longest wait, thanks to Fastpasses, was Peter Pan at 30 min and the Churro line at about 20 min.

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Post by Lion Sleeps Tonight » Jul Mon 11, 2005 4:42 pm

Jelloforme wrote:So how long was an average wait for a good ride? In-between 30-60 min?
I just went and my longest wait, thanks to Fastpasses, was Peter Pan at 30 min and the Churro line at about 20 min.
That sounds about right. I think the average wait in stand-by for Indiana was an hour or less. But that was of course before all the 50th celebration stuff.
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Post by bryceran » Jul Mon 11, 2005 5:05 pm

Thanks, that should be really helpful in our planning.

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Post by LaughinPlace » Sep Sun 11, 2005 9:08 pm

if it helps any, my school breaks for christmas vacation on the 23rd i'm pretty sure. i love disneyland at that time. i don't care how busy it is. i'm always happy during december, and let alone at disneyland. nothing can ever bring me down then. disneyland in december.....the greatest feeling ever for me... :D :D :D
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