EPCOT Crowd Calendar: February 2027
Daily crowd levels scored 1–10 from standby wait times we record every minute at Walt Disney World. A 10 is one of EPCOT’s busiest days on record; a 1 is among its lightest.
February 2027 at a glance
895 recorded park-daysView this calendar as a table
| Date | Crowd level | Data | Park hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon, Feb 1 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Tue, Feb 2 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Wed, Feb 3 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Thu, Feb 4 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Fri, Feb 5 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Sat, Feb 6 | 3 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Sun, Feb 7 | 3 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Mon, Feb 8 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Tue, Feb 9 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Wed, Feb 10 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Thu, Feb 11 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Fri, Feb 12 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Sat, Feb 13 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Sun, Feb 14 | 3 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Mon, Feb 15 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Tue, Feb 16 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Wed, Feb 17 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Thu, Feb 18 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Fri, Feb 19 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Sat, Feb 20 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Sun, Feb 21 | 3 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Mon, Feb 22 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Tue, Feb 23 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Wed, Feb 24 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Thu, Feb 25 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Fri, Feb 26 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Sat, Feb 27 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
| Sun, Feb 28 | 4 of 10 (Light) | projected | — |
* projected from the same weekday at this point in the season across prior years. Observed data through 2026-10-13. Score scale calibrated on 895 recorded park-days.
Lightest days this month
- Saturday, February 6 — crowd level 3 (projected)
- Sunday, February 7 — crowd level 3 (projected)
- Sunday, February 14 — crowd level 3 (projected)
Busiest days this month
- Sunday, February 28 — crowd level 4 (projected)
- Saturday, February 27 — crowd level 4 (projected)
- Friday, February 26 — crowd level 4 (projected)
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On the day · free app
A crowd level tells you which day. The app tells you what to do next once you’re there.
Live waits from the same minute-by-minute data behind this calendar, a schedule that re-plans itself, walking directions to the next stop and Fast Forward on your Lightning Lanes. The app is free with a Mickey Alerts account. Fast Forward passes from $25 a day; Club members pay less.
Picked your dates? Lock in the rest of the trip.
- Hotel alerts text you when sold-out rooms open for those dates — down to the exact room type and a price cap.
- Dining alerts catch hard-to-get reservations, and The Club can book them automatically.
- The park planner turns this same minute-by-minute data into an optimized day plan with predicted waits and Lightning Lane strategy.
- Wondering whether to trust these scores? We grade every projection against what actually happened — misses included — on the prediction scorecard.
Then pick your rides
Once the date is set, our EPCOT attraction guides show the best time to ride each headliner — typical waits by weekday and hour, plus Lightning Lane sell-out patterns. Start from the EPCOT wait times board.
A ticketed event shapes February's crowds here
EPCOT Festival of the Arts runs this month. The guide shows the season dates Disney lists for this festival (never copied from last year) and how DISNEY ON BROADWAY guaranteed seating works. See the EPCOT Festival of the Arts guide for dates, prices, and sellout status.
FAQ: EPCOT crowds
How busy is EPCOT in February 2027?
Each day below is scored 1 (lightest) to 10 (busiest) by comparing that day's park-wide median standby wait against every EPCOT day we have on record. The scores come from wait times we sample every minute, not survey guesses.
Where does this crowd data come from?
Mickey Alerts records standby wait times at every Walt Disney World attraction every minute, around the clock. A day's crowd score ranks its park-wide median wait, then its average wait, against every day in the park's full history on a 1–10 scale — the same data that powers our park planner's predictions. Scoring revision 2026-10-tie-aware (October 2026): each day is ranked by its park-wide median standby wait, then its average wait, against every day that park has on record, and tied days share one mid-rank level — so a repeated wait value never pins a whole stretch of days to a 1.
What do the projected days mean?
Days Disney has not yet reached (or rare gaps in our data) are projected from the same weekday at the same point in the season across prior years. Projected days are marked; observed days use the actual recorded waits.
How do I avoid the crowds once I pick a day?
Our park planner is free with every Mickey Alerts account: machine-learning wait-time and Lightning Lane predictions trained on three years of this minute-by-minute data, plus the optimizer that orders your day for the least walking and the shortest lines.