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Heigh Ho Annie! So glad to have you in the Patreon family as well! August crowds are pretty moderate as the summer crowds tend to lighten up a bit at the end of the season. Not the least crowded time of the year, but definitely not the busiest either! Aside from the obvious (It’s gonna be HOT! HYDRATE!), you will probably want to plan some breaks as well. To better help your specific vacation needs, let us know things like where you are staying, what is important to you, how big is your party? All information is good information!

I think you see now - but as soon as you tap into your first ride ALL OPTIONS open on the ap. You can modify and make all tiers and all multipass ride reservations across all parks. You can also now overlap with other multipass reservations and with dining - so BE CAREFUL - it will now not stop you from overbooking. I did 4 parks in one day back in September of 2022 - It was a crazy and fun day! Our focus was not number of rides but still it was 30K+ steps! Good Luck!

We happened to go with my parents the Saturday/Sunday it was finally sunny in January and it was more crowded than it was during spring break week for sure! I agree this was a great video!

I was surprised at how busy it was when I went on a Saturday at the end of January. There was similar lack of lightning lane availability in Fantasyland in the late morning/afternoon. We ended up doing "It's a Small World" a few hours later than originally planned. Come to think of it, @Ear Scouts , did you do "It's a Small World" the day you filmed? It seems like you didn't do it in the video.

It looked insanely busy that day!

There are some surprising busy times during the year. The week leading up to Easter is also a busy time, but things like RunDisney events, like the marathon in February, can cause crowd levels to spike! I do love that they were able to do it all on one of the busiest days of the year!

Hi Michael! Sorry for the delay! I did Hollywood Studios After Hours last year and loved it! It was a short trip and it just made sense. We are going for a week in June and there’s one scheduled, but we will probably skip it. But if you are on limited time and want to ride as much as possible, After Hours for MK and HS are great! Epcot, not so much. I think Rob and Erick have videos for each of the parks on YouTube.

Thank you! Yes I watched that video, it was very helpful - i just wanted to check that id understood that bit right!

Sorry, I meant to say 4 parks in one day!

Which 3 parks are you doing?

As soon as you tap into your first ride you can modify the other two to for any ride in any park you want. Have a look at the video Rob did on LLs, he did exactly what you're asking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WaGyo0ibY4&t=453s

The practically perfect day in Magic Kingdom remains my favorite. An updated version would be awesome! Also, we aren't a fan of rope drop, so I would love to see how doing the parks without rope drop would go with multi pass. It looks like non-rope drop would make multi pass much harder.