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How Busy Is Animal Kingdom in March 2026?

Medium crowds~45 min average wait

March is the 11th-least-crowded month of the year at Animal Kingdom (the 2nd-busiest), with crowd levels rated moderate, averaging about 45 minutes of wait across all rides.

Going to Animal Kingdom in March? Pick your date and we'll build a ride-by-ride plan around it.

Free while open access lasts. We use your date to time each ride around its predicted wait.

Best day of the week to visit Animal Kingdom

Sunday
~44 min
Monday
~45 min
Tuesday
~37 min
Wednesday
~34 min
Thursday
~35 min
Friday
~43 min
Saturday
~46 min

Day-of-week patterns reflect Animal Kingdom's typical week. In March, aim for Wednesday and avoid Saturday.

How March compares to other months

January — Medium →February — Medium →March — Medium →April — High →May — Medium →June — Medium →July — Medium →August — Medium →September — Medium →October — Medium →November — Medium →December — Medium →

Frequently asked questions

Is March a good time to visit Animal Kingdom?

March is the 11th-least-crowded month of the year at Animal Kingdom (the 2nd-busiest), with crowd levels rated moderate, averaging about 45 minutes of wait across all rides.

What is the best day of the week to visit Animal Kingdom in March?

Wednesday is typically the quietest day at Animal Kingdom (around 34 minutes average wait), while Saturday tends to be the busiest (around 46 minutes).

Which month is least crowded at Animal Kingdom?

September is usually the least crowded month at Animal Kingdom, averaging about 27 minutes of wait.

Visiting Animal Kingdom in March?

BTQ builds a live-updating itinerary around your exact date and real-time wait times, so you ride more, without Lightning Lane.

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