Holidays at Disney World tend to be the busiest times to visit, but there is usually a reason for that.
One of our favorite reasons to visit the theme parks on holidays is to see the guests dress up for the occasion! While crowds today at the parks seemed a bit lighter compared to a typical Fourth of July there has been no shortage of style in the parks.
From patriotic Mickey rompers to stars and stripes, families came prepared to celebrate America today and it totally SHOWS! The Mickey romper was a very popular outfit in the park today, and we’re here for it!
We are loving all of these adorable families in Magic Kingdom! ❤️🤍💙
📷: Photos taken with permission. pic.twitter.com/bUFMXAN4Xi
— AJ Wolfe (@DisneyFoodBlog) July 4, 2021
Apart from the amazing outfits that everyone has put together, we can see some pretty normal crowds between all theme parks, but nothing like we have seen in the past for the Fourth of July. We had one of our reporters call the park hopper line at 1:30, and all theme parks were still available to park hop to which means they had not reached capacity!
While we may see crowds creep higher as we get closer to fireworks time, there is NOTHING wrong with a light traffic day at Disney World on a holiday. Guests in the park today are living their BEST life. Let’s get into what the crowds looked like at each park!
Crowds at EPCOT did not look bad at all for a holiday. While the park was not empty it was nothing compared to what it typically is. We’ve seen the Mexico Pavilion busier than this on a regular day!
Over in the Magic Kingdom, we can see the crowds filling up Main Street, U.S.A. but nothing out of the ordinary and no more crowds than a usual summer day.
Over in Liberty Square at Magic Kingdom, we saw some pretty light crowds.
Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom was pretty scarce as well!
Hopping over to Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom we saw more crowding, but it is not out of the ordinary to have a bottleneck over in this area.
Heading on over to Disney’s Animal Kingdom we saw more of the same, lower than expected crowds.
Over near the Harambe Market, we continued to see lower crowds as well. We did notice that there were more tables out than usual!
Once we finished up at Disney’s Animal Kingdom we headed over to Disney’s Hollywood Studios and FINALLY found out where all the crowds had been hiding!
We saw some pretty thick crowds over on Sunset Boulevard. These were the heaviest crowds we had seen all day.
For a day with heavy crowds at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, we were pleased to find Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway only had a 45-minute wait!
Over in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, we saw the same heavy crowds throughout!
Overall, we were happy to see some pretty light crowds for the Fourth of July! Make sure if you are ever visiting a Disney park on a holiday be sure to bring your outfit A-Game. Have a Happy Fourth of July everyone!
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I went once each for Halloween and Christmas (but not on the actual days). I was there once right on the Fourth and while that one experience was nice, I’ll never go right on a holiday again!