Is there a month (or 2) when the lines at Disney are shorter than other months? At their shortest, how long is the wait? Thanks in advance, Debbie

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Debbie - We've found that the end of October up until Thanksgiving is relatively slow. By slow, I mean it can vary from waiting 10-15 minutes to walking right up to a ride and getting on.

One thing to keep in mind though is that when many people think of Walt Disney World, they automatically think of the Magic Kingdom, and I can almost guarantee you that there will be more people in that park than the other ones.

Finally, in my humble opinion, Disney is an expert in making your waits in line seem not so awful. Almost every attraction has an attractive queing area with things to look at while you're in line, and they wrap them around in such a way that you don't really realize how long the line is until you've been through it. The one exception would be most of the rides in Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom, where sometimes you can feel like cattle.

Mickey and I agree...the time between Thanksgiving and Christmas is definitely our slowest time of year.

Thanks, all! Minnie, I'll see you in early December!

The 2nd week in September wasn't bad at all.. Hardly any lines, only at the most popular attractions there may be a little wait.. 10 -15 minutes top. We also went the end of February and it wasn't long lines.
The fall would be a great time in my opinion.
Have Fun!!

I live in Orlando and only venture into the theme parks between early-October and mid-November or early-January to mid-March. During those periods, there is often no wait whatsoever on ANY rides.