Thread: Is Super Bowl Sunday slower or busier at the parks?
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Old 02-04-2007, 12:26 PM   #3
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Well, according to this:

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“That’s just not true,” Disneyland spokesman John McClintock told the Los Angeles Times in 1999. “We get asked that every year. Super Bowl Sunday is not much slower than any other Sunday in January.”
Anecdotally, people say that it is not only standard size crowds, but with a higher proportion of moms with kids.
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