Veterans Day Weekend – Crowds are typically very manageable throughout November, but pick up a bit for the holiday weekend. Crowds peak around Halloween, so try to go early in the season. Like most Halloween events at other parks, the earlier in the month you go, the shorter the lines will be. Octoberįright Fest – The annual Fright Fest takes over Discovery Kingdom in October. Labor Day itself is typically the better day to go. Labor Day Weekend – The crowds are back on the Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day Weekend. Crowds are usually manageable again by mid-August. This time, the later in the month you go, the lighter the crowds will be as more schools get back in session. Summer Season – The summer crowds start to die down in August.
Weekdays are your best bets for lighter crowds.
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JulyĤth of July Weekend – The summer crowds are out in full force in all of July, and Discovery Kingdom gets even more crowded for the 4th of July Weekend. Avoid going on Saturdays if you can, as it’s the busiest day of the week. By mid-June, most schools are out for the summer and it’s crowded even on weekdays. Summer Season – The earlier in June you go, the lighter the crowds tend to be. Memorial Day Weekend, which marks the start of daily park openings, is traditionally very busy. Memorial Day Weekend – Fridays and Sundays in May are your best bets for lighter crowds, as the park starts to get busier for the summer season. Aim for going on weekends early in March to avoid the big crowds. Spring Break – Discovery Kingdom is expected to be crowded for the Spring Break season starting on the week before Easter through the week of Easter, as schools in the area get out of session. Presidents Day – Crowds are expected to be light throughout weekends in February, but may pick up a bit for Presidents Day Weekend. MLK Weekend – Crowds at Discovery Kingdom are expected to be manageable for the 3-day weekend. New Year’s Day – Holiday in the Park extends through the first week of January, but the bulk of the holiday season crowds are gone after New Year’s Eve. I’m an East coast-er so we’ll see if I ever return.Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, but when is it least crowded? Let’s take a look at what the crowds look like throughout the year. I kind of want to put my fist through a wall. (I don’t blame the specific guys, but it is obvious there is no leadership or morale in this park). They finished three wheels and the 4th was fixed but not installed yet and they were going to go take their break.(!) Just pause and realize that 80% of rides are closed including this star attraction, but ya know, let’s go eat lunch or something. Maintenance guys leaving Joker radio’d in (I overhead as I walked along midway nearby). Ride ops left and didn’t give a clue, not sure if it ever opened today. Animals are neat, but I wasn’t trying to go to a zoo, and have feelings about wild animals in captivity.īatman cycled for a bit around noon, we stood out front in the forming line for 30 min. How about you close the park and refund people if you have 3 coasters and 3 flats open. But still left more disgusted and disappointed than I would have ever imagined. I had very low expectations going in, even reading the recent trip reports including yesterday’s. I have never been to such a disgraceful park. I’m at about 315 coasters and more than 34 years of life. then downtime and we left the line (and park). The scrambler was running, as well as the noisy Larson loop.īoomerang later got stuck on the 2nd lift for quite awhile, then maintenance slowly lowered it with a winch. Today I rode Medusa, Superman, Cobra, and Boomerang.Īlmost all other rides were closed.
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