Spring Break at Walt Disney World

Not a recommended date selection, though since it is a school trip, there are reasons.

Never seen the plaza in front of “Pirates of the Caribbean” full before.

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Stan Pedzick says:
Wed 28-Mar-18 10:55am at 10:55am
My flight out Sunday morning was crazy. Position B3, and at least a full 1-30 row of folks boarded as the whole children under 6 phase of boarding before me.
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Dave Hill says:
Wed 28-Mar-18 11:44am at 11:44am
+Stan Pedzick Ugh.
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Colm Buckley says:
Wed 28-Mar-18 1:48pm at 1:48pm
Oh crikey; that's a crazy time to go there. I usually plan trips to Anaheim to avoid peak crowds (and trough crowds too). Spring Break and Christmas are mental.
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Dave Hill says:
Wed 28-Mar-18 2:25pm at 2:25pm
+Colm Buckley Since this is a trip with the high school band and orchestra, it sorta had to be scheduled at Spring Break, alas.
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