Disney4me Posted November 28, 2020 Report Posted November 28, 2020 The holiday season is well underway in Disney World — and the crowd levels are starting to reflect that, too! Holiday decorations in Disney’s Hollywood Studios Since Disney increased its park capacity to 35%, we’ve noticed larger crowds and parks reaching their capacity limits! Lots of guests flock to Disney to celebrate the holiday season and we definitely don’t blame them — everything feels so festive around this time of year! This Thanksgiving weekend we’ve noticed some pretty large crowds and large lines in some unexpected locations. Here’s a look into the holiday crowds at Disney World this weekend! Christmas Tree in EPCOT Disney’s Hollywood Studios Disney’s Hollywood Studios has a lot to offer this week, from a newly reopened Woody’s Lunchbox to new merchandise, and as always, the highly popular Rise of the Resistance attraction in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Crowds fluctuate throughout the park, but Galaxy’s Edge seemed to be pretty consistently crowded! Disney’s Hollywood Studios entrance Hollywood Boulevard didn’t seem to be too crowded, still with plenty of space for guests to walk around. Hollywood Boulevard Similarly, Sunset Boulevard wasn’t very congested, as guests made their way towards the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster. Sunset Boulevard We passed a pretty empty Hollywood & Vine while walking around. Hollywood & Vine You can see more groups of guests heading towards the back of the park, leading to Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway, Toy Story Land, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, and more. Hollywood Studios crowds As we get closer to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, we saw crowds getting a bit heavier. Some areas of Galaxy’s Edge were pretty quiet… Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge …while other parts were pretty busy! Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge crowds The line for Rise of the Resistance appeared to be pretty full. Rise of the Resistance line Most parts of the land were filled with groups of guests walking around. Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge crowds Guests can be seen watching the Stormtroopers on the raised platform in front of them. Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge crowds Shaded areas held a lot of guests, probably trying to get out of the Florida sun for a bit. Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge crowds It doesn’t seem to be too crowded around the Millennium Falcon, but more groups of guests can be seen hanging out away from the sun. Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge crowds The planet of Batuu seemed to have a lot of visitors this weekend! As for the rest of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, things didn’t seem quite as busy. Disney’s Animal Kingdom This wild park has been ready for the holidays with festive cruises featuring characters dressed in their holiday best and plenty of decorations. Groups making their way into the park didn’t seem to be too crowded. Disney’s Animal Kingdom entrance As we entered the park, walkways seemed a little fuller. Animal Kingdom crowds We passed lots of guests on their way into Pandora –The World of Avatar. Animal Kingdom crowds near Pandora Africa didn’t seem too crowded. There was lots of free space to walk around near the entrance to the Kilimanjaro Safaris. Africa crowds Asia, on the other hand, was a bit more packed! Asia crowds Guests can be seen keeping a distance in between each other while waiting in line. Asia crowds Similar to Hollywood Studios, it seemed like crowds in Animal Kingdom fluctuated depending on what part of the park you were in. EPCOT EPCOT has LOTS going on for the holidays, especially with the Festival of the Holidays beginning yesterday! We tried lots of holiday drinks and snacks, and have been appreciating all the decorations. The crowds for EPCOT began before we even entered the park! Traffic to enter EPCOT We also spotted large crowds at the entrance of the park, near Spaceship Earth. Spaceship Earth crowds While walking around, we continued to see large crowds, especially this abnormally long line to enter the Land Pavilion. Line for The Land Pavilion This line was seriously long. Line for the Land Pavilion Swimming over to the Seas Pavilion, here’s the line for the Seas with Nemo and Friends. Line for the Seas with Nemo and Friends Later in the afternoon, things seemed to quiet down much more in comparison to the beginning of the festival yesterday. The Germany Pavilion is pretty empty! Germany Pavilion crowds Even Karamell-Küche wasn’t crowded! Someone pass the caramel popcorn! Germany Pavilion crowds The crowds at the Mexico Pavilion were pretty small in comparison to what we’re used to seeing. Line for Choza de Margarita The line to enter the Mexico Pavilion was the shortest we’ve seen it in a while! Mexico Pavilion line This line is basically empty! EPCOT crowds We’re glad to be able to experience the holidays at Disney this year after all the unusualness it’s brought. We’ll keep you updated with crowd levels, holiday offerings, and more for the rest of the holiday season and beyond! Be sure to check back with us! Check out the crowds at Magic Kingdom this week! Don't Miss Out on Any Disney World Fun This Holiday Season! The DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World® Holidays 2020 is a one-of-a-kind resource that will help you get the most out of your holiday vacation at Walt Disney World. Order The DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World® Holidays 2020 now! It includes over 400 pages of must-have information, including: A full What's New!! chapter for the 2020 Holiday Season A full Monthly Schedule of Events for the Holiday Season How to avoid the crowds on Disney World's busiest days (and when Disney World closes their parks due to capacity!) ALL of the events, activities, and holiday additions in Walt Disney World. ALL. OF. THEM. 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We Reviewed the New Minnie’s Holiday Dine at Hollywood & Vine in Disney’s Hollywood Studios Will you be visiting Disney for the holidays this year? Tell us in the comments!The post Photos! Take a Look at the Crowds During Thanksgiving Weekend in Disney World! first appeared on the disney food blog. Related posts:News! Disney World Park Hours Announced for Early November! Your ULTIMATE Guide to the 2020 Halloween Season in Disney World! There’s One BIG Problem That Could Derail Your Disney World Trip This Year View the full article Quote
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