Originally Posted By hondo75 Even though summer is jam packed with people it is our favorite time of year to visit.
Originally Posted By dsnyron hondo I agree! A person can appreciate coming in to a cool ride or building much better. I don't like the christmas deco much either during the winter.
Originally Posted By Moondoggie I agree....summertime! And for the same reason as dsnyron. Although I love the holidays at the park (truly magical), summertime was when my family went most often, and when I later went with friends when I was able to go alone. The holidays were always so busy for my family and it was much the same with my friends. So summer was the time we reserved for Disney. My birthday is during the summer too, so that was frequently one of the excuses for going to the park at that time. Hot, yes. Crowded, yes. But there was just something about summer. I even preferred summer when I worked at the park as a CM. It was busy, and created more action.
Originally Posted By friendofdd Summer! Disneyland at dusk is at it's most magical, needing nothing seasonal to enhance it's charm.
Originally Posted By Pollyana I love the summers too, even with the crowds moving about. There is something magical about Disney summer nights. By the way, it was nice meeting you FODD....
Originally Posted By jirishgirl Glad to see so many of you enjoy Halloween at Disneyland. I would love to go but won't take my daughter out of school to do it. Heard it is one of the busiest times of the year though. Does anyone have any advice on fighting the crowds if you go between Halloween and Thanksgiving?
Originally Posted By GMLSKIS I love Halloween time but nothing comes close to Disneyland at Christmas time.
Originally Posted By LuLu >>Does anyone have any advice on fighting the crowds if you go between Halloween and Thanksgiving?<< Early November is not the crowded time - it's October. Some schools have off. And the popularity of HalloweenTime. Of course the week of Thanksgiving is getting crazy too. Many schools have the whole week off now. But November before that week, excepting Veteran's Day, isn't that crowded. And the week after T'giving is dead.
