Would you want to be in a really quiet park?

[Nesbits]

No. Tim’s videos remind me of a run down park that’s ready to close, like American Adventure (if anyone remembers that).

[linder]

I would love it , no fast passes, no queues, being able to choose where to sit for the parades and fireworks a totally relaxed holiday like it used to be .

[sky13]

I've done MK 1-3am EMH (this was a few years ago) as well as a few After Hours, and the parks have been eerily empty during those times. But I absolutely loved it - so much space, no crowds, no waits for rides!

That being said, I would miss the crowd atmosphere for things like fireworks and parades... but those aren't options right now anyway.

[KarenG]

There is something about it being too empty I think. We went in August 2002 and Americans for the most part weren’t travelling still as 9/11 was very much on their minds.

August was really extremely quiet and lots of rides and attractions shut, reduced hours and so on, but if just felt pleasantly quiet.

A week later, just after Labor Day, it was MUCH more quiet and I found it a little ... eerie, maybe?

[Dazed]

We would love it!

[2point]

Having been there at quiet times and on Xmas Day, we would love it.

So nice to be able to take your time and not have to dodge people all day.

[DisneyMadMummy]

I'd go but it wouldn't feel the same. The atmosphere is dead. I need a bit of hustle and bustle.

[salmim]

Would love it! Especially if it was one of our big family trips.

[Purplefrog]

Originally Posted by loldis

Yes, that's why I go in winter outside of the busy weeks. Also paid for EMM and walking through Fantasyland with barely anyone in sight was amazing. But I hate crowds and don't find people watching fun. So the emptier, the better!

Haven't watched Tim's videos lately but I know I wouldn't like the parks with restrictions, regardless of crowd level.

See more...

Us too. We go in January, far more relaxed. X

[LizzyBear]

If everything was running as normal then you bet I would, but with the current restrictions no way.