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This week landed in the top 6% of all days measured in 2025. The December 21-27 period didn't just bring holiday crowds—it brought a 50% jump in resort-wide wait times compared to the six-week basel...
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Saturday brought the kind of crowds that make veterans of Walt Disney World wince: Magic Kingdom surged 87% above its 30-day average, Hollywood Studios hit a perfect 10/10 crowd level, and even the ty...
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Magic Kingdom's median wait time jumped 61% above its 30-day average yesterday. That's the headline number from Friday, December 26—the day after Christmas and the heart of winter break. But the rea...
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Magic Kingdom hit 10/10 crowds yesterday. Christmas Day pushed the park's median wait to 26 minutes—a staggering 75% above its 30-day average—making it the most extreme touring day we've measured ...
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Christmas Eve delivered exactly what the data predicted: Magic Kingdom absorbed the full force of holiday demand, hitting a 9/10 crowd level with a 25-minute median wait—67% above normal. Meanwhile,...
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At noon on a typical Magic Kingdom day, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train posts a 58-minute wait. By 11 PM, that same ride averages just 24 minutes. The pattern repeats across nearly every attraction, every day of the year. After analyzing 4 million wait time ...
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Hollywood Studios recorded a 10/10 crowd level yesterday—the first time this season the park has maxed out our scale. With a 50-minute median wait representing a 45% surge above the 30-day average, ...
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Magic Kingdom recorded a 10/10 crowd level yesterday—the highest possible rating—with median waits 68% above the 30-day average. This wasn't a surprise surge; it was Christmas week math. With Joll...
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Yesterday's data tells a tale of two resorts. Hollywood Studios recorded a perfect 10/10 crowd level with 52-minute median waits—49% above its 30-day average. Meanwhile, Magic Kingdom posted a comfo...
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The week before Christmas should bring crushing crowds. Instead, Magic Kingdom handed guests four separate days with 10-minute median waits while Hollywood Studios consistently ran four times higher. ...
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A 55% surge above normal at Magic Kingdom. That's not a typo. Yesterday's Saturday crowds pushed the park to a 9/10—packed territory that transforms a casual touring day into a strategic operation. ...
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Friday delivered textbook party-day dynamics: Magic Kingdom dropped to a 3/10 crowd level while Hollywood Studios absorbed the displaced guests, climbing to 7/10. The 26% drop in Magic Kingdom wait ti...
