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Old 26 Apr 19, 09:43 PM  
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Originally Posted by Nimbus View Post
As mentioned earlier, UK visitors make very little difference to crowd levels. The number of UK visitors to Orlando is relatively small.
Yes I know but they tend to be more of them around the UK school holiday periods rather than be consistent across the year. Just sayin'...
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I was there over Easter (11 April - 25 April) and was a little concerned we may not be able to cope with the crowds (been during Summer months and end of May before) - however, didn't think it was that bad and was able to do everything we wanted to with maybe the longest wait time of just over an hour on a none FP ride over the two weeks.

The advice I got from this site (early start/rope drop/FP etc) was invaluable and made the holiday so much better.

In summary, I couldn't really say Disney (nor the rest of the parks and Orlando in general) was any busier then I have experienced before.
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