PHOTOS: Here's What Disney World Looks Like On a Good to Go Day

Good to Go Days are low stress days for Disney World Annual Passholders and we love that, but there is a big question that lingers in the air when they happen.

Good to Go Days mean that Annual Passholders don’t have to make reservations for any park they’d like to visit, because Disney predicts it’ll be a lower crowds day. But does that mean the parks will be MORE crowded than expected since they’ll be flooded with APs? We checked out what the crowds looked like on a recent Good to Go Day and were…surprised!

Over in Magic Kingdom, we weren’t quite sure what to expect, but while sometimes the most crowded days in Magic Kingdom are shoulder-to-shoulder, we immediately noticed this wasn’t the case.

Fantasyland is often one of the more crowded areas of the park thanks to all the iconic attractions you can find in the area, and they’re all kid-friendly as well (with the exception of Seven Dwarfs Mine Train if your kiddo isn’t a fan of roller coasters or isn’t tall enough).

There was plenty of room to walk in your own space without running into other people or having to dodge and weave to make it to your next destination. You don’t realize how much you miss your personal space in a place like this until you have it back after being without it for a while!

Now there are some tighter areas of the park that are smaller walkways or right near stroller parking that will almost always get a little bottlenecked, and that’s to be expected. Otherwise though, we were having a great day and walking around the park was a breeze.