Throughout Labor Day weekend, we’ve seen Disney parks hit their capacity limits and we even got a first-hand look at the crowds in Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Today, we made our way over to Magic Kingdom to see what the crowds were like over there. Come along with us on a journey to the Most Magical Place on Earth on a rather busy weekend!

As we were heading from the Ticket and Transportation Center over to Magic Kingdom, we noticed some crowds by the entrance…

…and ticket areas.

The busses to Magic Kingdom were running, however, so we made our way over there instead of taking the Monorail or Ferry.

We found that the bus area was very empty! So, if the busses from the Ticket and Transportation Center to Magic Kingdom are running, we’d recommend that you head over there and see if the lines are low. You may find that there are no lines and you’ll be on your way to Peter Pan’s Flight in no time!

At the entrance to Magic Kingdom, we spotted more crowds, but they were all spread out by the social distancing markers.

As we stepped under the train station, there were definitely some crowds around us, but there was also quite a bit of space. Once you hit the central part of Main Street, U.S.A., you could see the crowds get a bit thicker.

Magic Kingdom on Labor Day! Let’s goooooooo! pic.twitter.com/2gvnWQEWg5

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The line to get something from the Main Street Bakery was really long! It went all the way just past the Crystal Arts store. But, when you need that Pumpkin Spice Latte, you need that Pumpkin Spice Latte.

Line to get into Main Street Bakery pic.twitter.com/jxz2fgyK2f

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There were definitely lots of people in the park, but you could find pockets of space.

You just had to maneuver your way around.

Over at Sleepy Hollow, there were LOTS of people who were just dying to get their hands on a Madame Leota Sipper Cup!

Line to get the Madame Leota Sipper! 🔮 pic.twitter.com/o1TQ9WUTg5

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Click here to check out our post all about the new Madame Leota Sipper Cup!

 

By Peter Pan’s Flight, we did find that the crowds were a bit more difficult to maneuver around.

This area is just a bit tricky since there’s typically a large number of guests waiting for attractions that are all fairly close to each other and the walkways are a bit more narrow. 

 

The Peter Pan line can make this area a little tricky to walk through! pic.twitter.com/OSlOzPuFWm

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There was also a decent line over at the Haunted Mansion when we walked by.

In some of the areas near Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, we definitely saw crowds, but there were also pockets of open space.

As we went further into New Fantasyland, the crowds were even more spread out, and there was plenty of walking space.

Over in Tomorrowland, the queue at Space Mountain went well out the door, but there were stanchions and markers indicating where guests should stand to maintain social distancing.

By Cinderella Castle, we found quite a lot of space.

We had just seen a small cavalcade pass by. It’s always fun to say hello to Tink!

Hi, Tinker Bell! pic.twitter.com/WxsKaCcSQP

— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) September 7, 2020

 

 

 

 

 

 

Once it went past us, we found there was plenty of open space all around!

Overall, there were definitely large crowds in certain areas of the parks, but pockets of space or even wide open areas in other parts. It’s possible to keep your distance from others, but you may find places where crowds are heavier, so you’ll just want to keep that in mind. Be sure to check out our Twitter for more photo and video updates from our time in the park. We’ll continue to keep you updated throughout the day on the latest Disney news!

Click here to check out the photos and videos from our trip to Disney’s Hollywood Studios on Saturday!

Would you go to Disney during a holiday weekend? Or do you only like to go when you can avoid the crowds? Let us know in the comments!