Disney4me Posted March 15, 2021 Report Posted March 15, 2021 Buckle up: it’s spring break week in Disney World! Animal Kingdom We’ve been warning you that spring break would be crowded in the parks, and after a surprisingly quiet weekend, the people have arrived! Disney’s extended park hours in anticipation, and Park Passes have been booked to capacity. So...what do 4 parks at capacity look like during spring break? We braved the crowds and took a look for ya! Disney’s Animal Kingdom Let’s kick off the day in Disney’s Animal Kingdom! There was a steady stream of guests heading into the park around 10AM, but nothing we haven’t seen before. Crowds at the entrance weren’t too bad! However, the wait times were lookin’ LONG. Na’vi River Journey was at 75 minutes… Na’vi River Journey line …and Flight of Passage was at 95 minutes! That’s significantly longer than the wait times we’ve been seeing here recently. Look at that line! And guys, get ready for this: the line for Kilimanjaro Safaris was wayyy back to Creature Comforts! Yup, that’s the Starbucks on Discovery Island. Just in case you’re in disbelief, we’ve got photo evidence for ya. Kilimanjaro Safaris, meet Creature Comforts. Over in DinoLand USA, the wait for Dinosaur was 60 minutes… Dinosaur line …while TriceraTop Spin was at 20 minutes. We’ve seen this ride at 20 minutes pretty frequently in the last week, so nothing totally unexpected there! TriceraTop Spin is popular today! And in Asia, Expedition Everest was at 25 minutes…but the line stretched ALL the way back to the theatre for Finding Nemo: The Musical! Keep in mind that all of these lines look way longer than they are due to social distancing. Of course, that doesn’t mean the crowds aren’t ROUGH out there today. You’ll have to wait just a bit to hop aboard Expedition Everest today! While Animal Kingdom didn’t feel too crowded walking around, the wait times are proof that spring break has arrived. Let’s hop over to some other parks and see what’s goin’ on there! Check Out These Passholder Perks in Animal Kingdom! Disney’s Hollywood Studios Welcome to Disney’s Hollywood Studios! We pulled up around 9:30AM to find the parking booths practically deserted. Um, where’s all the PEOPLE?! Sunset Blvd. was pretty quiet in the morning, too! We grabbed some blueberry waffles and had a relaxing morning before — you guessed it! — those crowds hit. Sunset Blvd. is lookin’ pretty peaceful! By noon, the line for Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster stretched back into the Fantasmic! entrance. This isn’t unusual — in fact, this is how the line’s typical spaced out for social distancing! — but it does indicate a pretty hefty wait time. Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster’s line was nice and long! Just a little ways away, Tower of Terror stood at a 50 minute wait. Again, not TOO bad, but definitely an indication of some crowds. Tower of Terror And under the hot, beating sun (ya know the feeling), it was tricky to find a clear path through Toy Story Land. Toy Story Land crowds Let’s head off to Magic Kingdom and see what we’ve got! Check Out How Our Readers Ranked ALL the Rides in Hollywood Studios! Magic Kingdom We made it to Disney World’s flagship park! When we arrived, we headed straight into Fantasyland to see what the wait times were like at some classic rides. Around 3:45PM, “it’s a small world” was at 40 minutes… “it’s a small world” …and Peter Pan’s Flight was at 45 minutes! Peter Pan’s Flight line And if you wanted to throw on some 3D glasses and enjoy a show, you’d have to wait just as long for Philharmagic. The line was 40 minutes long and wrapped around the side of the building! Here’s the line for PhilharMagic! pic.twitter.com/fRt9XwTJOM — AJ Wolfe (@DisneyFoodBlog) March 15, 2021 Meanwhile, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train was at 75 minutes. But the area around the ride wasn’t too crowded — there was plenty of open space to walk around! Do our eyes deceive us? Look at all that open space! Over by Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe, we got REAL confused, because we couldn’t spot a single soul. Wait, WHAT?! But don’t worry! We found everyone by Splash Mountain, where the wait was 85 minutes. Splash Mountain was a hit today! Certain areas around Magic Kingdom were packed, but others were surprisingly spacious! Let’s check out what’s going on in EPCOT. Check Out Which Magic Kingdom Staple Is Closing Temporarily! EPCOT EPCOT wasn’t popping in Future World. Talk about space to walk! Let’s go search for the rest of the people! And while there was a line by Spaceship Earth, the congestion wasn’t too bad otherwise. Spaceship Earth line But as usual, we found everyone chillin’ in the Mexico Pavilion in the World Showcase! This narrow walkway tends to pack people tightly together as it funnels everyone through. We found the crowds! We’ll keep you posted as we see how EPCOT’s crowds shift throughout the week! Rose and Crown Dining Room Is Reopening Soon in EPCOT! We’ll be in the parks the rest of the week, and we’ll update this post with all the latest details on the crowds! We’re expecting the next few days to be BUSY in Disney World — all 4 parks are at capacity every single day! ©Disney We’ll be in the thick of it all, keeping ya posted. Stay tuned to DFB for more Disney news and updates! Check Out the Surprising Weekend Crowds in Disney World! Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Don't Miss Out on Any Disney Fun! Order Your Copy of the 2021 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining Today! 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