Merci à tous pour vos réponses!
Et non Roro c'est pas pour moi, surtout avec le gros road trip de cet automne....jsuis pas crésus ^^
C'est un ami qui se posait la question, il a un de ses cousins qui habite près d'Orlando le chanceux!
Mais j'avoue que c'est quelque chose qui m'intéresse car j'aimerais bien retourner à WDW aux alentours de l'anniversaire de la ptite afin de le fêter là bas
Donc tous les bons conseils que je chope je les garde dans un coin de ma tête!
Voici ce que j'ai trouvé sur le net, plutôt intéressante l'analyse et qui complète ce que tu as dis Tarf
DISNEY WORLD SPRING BREAK CROWDS: THE PRINCIPLESWalt Disney World Spring Break crowds are governed by two and a quarter factors:
- Public school Spring Break calendars, which are still largely framed around Easter
- The demand of snow-belters for a break from winter weather, which peaks in March, and
- The quarter factor, the date of President’s day. Later President’s Days (which can range from February 15 to February 21) tend to make the first part of March better
An early Easter combines the first two factors, making for more than the usual horrible crowds in March but a great April; a late Easter spreads the first two factors out, yielding some good early March and early April weeks.
Easter 2014, on April 20, is very late in the possible range. President’s Day 2014, on February 17th, is in the middle of its possible range.
As a result, 2014 Spring Break crowds at Walt Disney World will be
Fine the last week of February and the first week of March,
Very rough the weeks beginning March 8, 15, and 22
Better the week beginning March 29
Fine the week beginning April 5,
Horrible the week of April 12
Bad, but not horrible, the week beginning April 19
..and back to fine the week beginning April 26
2014 PUBLIC SCHOOL SPRING BREAKS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON WALT DISNEY WORLD CROWDSAlthough more and more school districts are moving away from an Easter-centered Spring Break, the plurality of kids still have the week before Easter off, and, in years without a late Easter, the next biggest group has off some or all of the week following Easter.
As a result, the single biggest factor determining better and worse Spring Break weeks at Walt Disney World is the date of Easter–which can range from March 22 to April 25.
A later Easter has a couple of different effects: first, it spreads out the dates of breaks for school districts that don’t frame their breaks around Easter, and second, if particularly late, will push districts that typically take the week after Easter off into the week before Easter instead, to keep from compressing their May academic calendars. We see both these factors in 2014.
An earlier Easter has the opposite effects. Districts that traditionally try to take the week after Easter off will be able to do so, and districts that don’t base their calendars on Easter will be largely compressed into a couple of March weeks.
(The compression point partly comes from only just so much March to go around, but also from the fact that such school districts don’t like taking the week before the traditional Easter break off, as it will lead into a set of political discussions (“If we could take that week off, why not slip it a week and take before week of Easter off? What do you have against Easter??”) that they don’t want to revisit.)
The date of President’s Day–which can range from February 15 to February 21–also has an effect. Because many districts both have a spring break and also take the week of President’s Day off, the later President’s Day is, the better early March will be–as parents avoid taking their kids out of school the weeks after a long President’s Day break.
The effect of the various dates in 2014 is to spread most 2014 school spring breaks into five weeks: those beginning March 8, March 15, March 22, April 12, and April 19.
http://yourfirstvisit.net/2013/08/14/disney-world-crowds-spring-break-2014/
Disney Travel - Édition américaine
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15/1/2014, 22:13
