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Visiting Florida Theme Parks in the Off-Season

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Orlando, Florida, isn’t one of the hottest vacation destinations in the country. No: it’s one of the hottest destinations in the world, thanks to the existence of Disney World and other theme parks. If you have kids, you look forward to and dread the day they ask you about the possibility of going to Disney World for a vacation. Disney World is magical, but it’s also incredibly crowded. The whole resort covers 40 square miles, which means it’s about the same size as San Francisco, and if you go in the summer, you might feel like trying to walk through the crowds is as hard as finding an affordable apartment in the Bay Area. Here are tips for going to Orlando in the off-season. The Cheapest Times to VisitA summer vacation to Orlando is going to be both more crowded and more expensive. The mild Florida weather combined with the appeal of Disney means you’re never going to visit the park and be the only ones there; that’s just not the way a Disney vacation works, unfortunately. If you are the only one there, then you must have snuck in when the park was closed for a hurricane. The least expensive time to visit is at the very beginning of the year, in January and maybe early February. January is the closest thing Disney has to an off-season, because well, most people are still recovering from the holiday season. Christmas and New Year’s Day can be tiring enough without thinking,

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