The Disney World Crowd Calendar June 2020 begins the busy summer season at Walt Disney World, so the crowd calendar is Orange for Heavy Crowds. You can still enjoy the parks by going to a green park, arriving at least 60 minutes before rope drop and following one of my touring plans to get the most out of your day.
I recommend the strategy of arriving early and taking a mid-afternoon break. Go for a swim with the kids and enjoy the pool, then take a nap of an hour or so before returning to a park for evening entertainment and rides.
Will the park hours for Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom be extended?
Yes, it’s possible that the park hours will extend for many dates in June. Disney usually releases preliminary hours, then adds hours the closer you get to your trip.
What will the weather be like during your June trip?
It still gets hot in beginning in May and into June, especially later in the month, with an average high of 89 and average low of 65, and it gets humid in Orlando. Dress in light colors and wear comfortable shoes with socks that breathe.
Bring a small, handheld fan for each child. Bring a poncho for each person and a stroller cover because there’s often afternoon thunderstorms in the summer. June is in the upper 3rd in terms of rainy days, especially second half of the month
- Average high temperature: 89°F
- Average low temperature: 65°F
- Mean temperature: 77°F
- Record high temperature: 100°F (1967)
- Average Precipitation: 3.10 in.
Should I use Extra Magic Hours privilege?
Avoid the trap of visiting a park on its longest hours day. More people will be there and the wait times can be 30% to 100% higher than other days.
If you are planning to use Extra Magic Hours, use the morning ones, they are a great benefit, if you leave after lunch or parade time. Avoid the parks that offer evening Extra Magic Hours because they have large crowds at night and many rides have long lines (Hollywood Studios and Epcot).
The exception would be the Magic Kingdom late at night because most guests won’t stay up from 1am to 3am in the morning. If you choose a Late Extra Magic Hour park, you should plan to sleep in the next day.
A note on Fastpass+ BookingFastpass+ can be booked 60 days in advance for ONSITE guests and 30 days in advance for OFFSITE guests and Annual Passholders. You can begin booking them at 7am Eastern Time. The booking dates are included on my Disney Crowd Calendar below. |
What attractions will be CLOSED for refurbishment during your trip
Updated frequently as needed.
Special June Events at Walt Disney World
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Lowest Crowds |
Low Crowds / Best Park |
Moderate Crowds / Median Park |
Busy Crowds |
Insane Crowds / Worst Park |
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Emily Felix
Friday 7th of February 2020
Would it be better to avoid EMH in the morning in June or go early and get stuff done and leave for a break and go back?
Emily Felix
Friday 7th of February 2020
Would it be better to avoid EMH in the morning in June or go early and get stuff done and leave for a break and go back?
kennythepirate
Friday 7th of February 2020
Which park?
Lara
Tuesday 4th of December 2018
Hi, I can’t find the Crowd Calendar for may.
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