Tag: Park Data

Yesterday's Hollywood Studios crowds weren't just heavy—they were the worst-case scenario. A 10/10 crowd level with 60-minute median waits is brutal on its own. Now add Mickey & Minnie's Runaway…

Yesterday delivered one of the sharpest crowd splits we've seen this winter. Magic Kingdom recorded a 9/10 crowd level with median waits 50% above its 30-day average, while Animal Kingdom…

Animal Kingdom's median wait plummeted 45% below its 30-day average yesterday—hitting just 13.8 minutes during what should have been a typical midweek day. Meanwhile, Magic Kingdom ran 15% hotter th...

Animal Kingdom recorded its lightest crowds of the month yesterday, with median waits plummeting 43% below the 30-day average. At just 14 minutes median and a 2/10 crowd level, guests…

Yesterday, Monday, February 9, Magic Kingdom guests faced a frustrating morning: Space Mountain, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and Tiana's Bayou Adventure all went down within the first three hours of…

Under the Sea went down for over eight hours. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train disappeared during peak afternoon. Peter Pan's Flight followed suit. Magic Kingdom's Fantasyland suffered a cascade failure yester...

Yesterday's Hollywood Studios was a case study in what happens when packed crowds meet operational chaos. At 9/10 crowd levels with a 46.8-minute median wait, the park was already running…

Tower of Terror posted 100-minute average waits yesterday—150% above its typical 40-minute baseline. That single data point tells the story of Friday, February 6th at Walt Disney World: Hollywood St...

A 55% drop from normal. That's what Animal Kingdom recorded yesterday—a 1/10 crowd level that made the park feel nearly abandoned. Meanwhile, EPCOT climbed 14% above baseline as Festival of…

Yesterday's data revealed a tale of two resorts: Magic Kingdom recorded its heaviest crowds in weeks while Animal Kingdom dropped to a 2/10—half the typical Wednesday traffic. The 50% swing…