With the holiday season over, crowds are a lot smaller than they were in December.
Hollywood Studios
Low wait times and empty paths have stuck around for the last several weeks, while Disney surveyed guests about crowd levels at the start of the new year.
Let’s take a look at the crowds today! Do note: These were the wait time around 2:30PM.
Hollywood Studios
Hollywood Studios is pretty quiet today. Guests entering the park encountered an almost-empty Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood Blvd
Meanwhile, Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway sat at a 35-minute wait while guests waited on their social distancing markers.
Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway
Deeper into the park, Toy Story Land looked similarly calm.
Toy Story Land
There was a 40-minute wait for Slinky Dog Dash…
Slinky Dog Dash sign
…while on Sunset Blvd, Tower of Terror had a 40-minute wait as well…
Tower of Terror Line
…and Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster’s wait was only 15 minutes.
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster
In the Muppets Courtyard, guests enjoyed a tucked-away lunch at PizzeRizzo.
PizzeRizzo
The walkway towards Galaxy’s Edge was much more congested…
Path towards Galaxy’s Edge
…but the crowds inside the land were low, as the wait time for Smugglers Run hovered at 30 minutes.
Smugglers Run Queue
At Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities, guests waited on and around their social distancing markers.
Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities
We’ll keep you posted on crowd levels in Hollywood Studios as this quiet season progresses!
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EPCOT
Around the entrance to EPCOT, the walkways were fairly empty. The wait to ride Spaceship Earth was just 5 minutes.
Spaceship Earth
Elsewhere in Future World, the wait for Test Track was 30 minutes…
Test Track
…while the entrance for Mission: SPACE was empty and the wait was just 15 minutes.
Mission: SPACE
In the World Showcase, crowds were only slightly heavier as guests enjoyed the Festival of the Arts.
World Showcase
The wait for Frozen Ever After was just 15 minutes.
Frozen Ever After
Like at Hollywood Studios, EPCOT was pretty slow today, as post-holiday weekday visitors were few.
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We’re seeing a quiet pattern continue from the last few weeks. We’ll keep you posted here at DFB on if this trend changes!
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