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This site is designed for first time family visitors to Walt Disney World who do not know if they will ever return.
It guarantees the best possible first family visit to Walt Disney World for the least possible time spent planning!
To use this site, begin by clicking here for the Summary of Instructions.
Follow the instructions that you can, and where you can’t, click the links in the Summary of Instructions for your next best options, ranked in order!
If you are looking for something very specific,
- For when to go, see this
- For next best dates, see this
- For best and worst times to visit, see this
- For 2011 weeks to visit, ranked in order, see this
- For the 2011 Week Picker, see this
- For 2012 weeks to visit, ranked in order, see this
- For forecasting crowds at Walt Disney World, see this
- For seasonal pricing at Walt Disney World, see this
- For 2011 price seasons, see this
- For projected 2012 price seasons, see this
- For weather at Walt Disney World, see this
- For itinerary design goals and the basic December Itinerary, see this
- For itineraries covering all the other parts of the year, see this
- To design your own itinerary, see this
- For a comprehensive guide to rides and attractions, see this
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55 Comments on "How to Use the Walt Disney World Instruction Manual"
Delighted to help!
Thanks Dave, very much appreciated. 🙂
Anne–I much prefer those April weeks if you can afford them–crowds will be a bit lower, my crowd forecasts are more reliable then (Spring Break is very hard to forecast) and the weather will be much more likely to be terrific!
See also this: http://yourfirstvisit.net/2009/12/23/the-most-comfortable-time-to-go-to-walt-disney-world/
Thanks Dave, thats a great help (and super speedy!) 🙂 Bearing that in mind, if we paid a bit more for flights would you say weeks 16th-30th April were better weeks? What would that be like in terms of crowds, would Spring breakers still be about? Thanks again, Anne