of the year. The busiest ~ime of all is Christmas Day through New
Year s Day. Thanksgiving~(eekend， the week of Washington s Birth-
day， spring break for colleges， and the two weeks around Easter are
also extremely busy. To give you some idea of what busy means at
Disneyland， more than 77，000 people have toured the park on a single
day! While this level of attendance is far from typical， the possibility
of its occurrence should prevent all but the ignorant and the foolish
from challenging this mega-attraction at its busiest periods.
The least busy time of all is from after the Thanksgiving Weekend
until the week before Christmas. The next slowest times are September
through the weekend preceding Thanksgiving， January 4th through the
first half of March， and the week following Easter to Memorial Day.
At the risk of being blasphemous， our research team was so impressed
with the relative ease of touring in we would rather take our children
do battle with the summer crowds the fall and other \"off\" periods that
out of school for a few days than to-- Selecting the Day of the Week for Your Visit
The crowds at Walt Disney World in Florida are comprised of
mostly out-of-state visitors. Not necessarily so at Disneyland， which，
along with Knott s Berry Farm， serves as an often-frequented recre-
ational resource to the greater Los Angeles and San Diego commu-
nities. To many Southern Californians， Disneyland is less of a tourist
attraction than it is their private theme park. Yearly passes are available
at less cost than a year s membership to the YMCA， and the Disney
management has intensified its efforts to appeal to the local market.
What all this means is that weekends are usually packed.
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