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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most people spend thanksgiving with their family. [/quote]

Entire families go to Disney together.[/quote]

Sure, but most families aren’t going to Disney for thanksgiving…which is why you see posts saying they were surprised Disney wasn’t crowded on thanksgiving.

Fwiw, Disney wasn’t crowded on Easter Sunday either. Because, again, most people are celebrating Easter rather than going to Disney that day.[/quote]

PP who traveled to Disney over Thanksgiving. This was exactly my thought that people will be with their families over thanksgiving. Our family and hoards of other families were there on Thanksgiving.

It was like being in metro when it’s 1 tracking at 6 pm during rush hour pre-covid. That busy. We still enjoyed but with fast track did at most 3-4 rides per day.[/quote]

Did you rope drop?  With rope drop you can probably add on 2 more (assuming you don’t just run to stand in the tron line), and could probably add on a couple more if you stay into the evening or are willing to do one long line while you eat an ice cram cone and play games in line.  (I won’t do more than one long line per day and I define long as more than 25 minutes—if you are gong to do a longer line stand I highly recommend the headsup game app.) Some rides just basically never have long lines.

Right now, Memorial Day Saturday at 1:30,  a 9/10 crowd day, I am seeing the following rides with lines less than 15 minutes:

Dumbo
Tea party
Under the sea
Carousel of progress
Laugh floor (love this one!)
Speedway
Magic carpet
Pirates
Philharmonic
Enchanted tales with belle
Living with land
Figment journey
Turtle talk
The seas
Spaceship earth
Mission space
Grand fiesta
Star tours (5 minutes!)
Kilimanjaro safaris

Also if you’re willing to do single rider at Everest you can basically always do that under 15 minutes and often it’s a walk through.

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These are good strategies for OP. [/quote]

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