Yes, in 2026, weekdays at Disneyland (specifically Tuesday through Thursday) remain significantly less busy than weekends, though the gap has narrowed due to the use of "Reservation Systems" and dynamic pricing. On a typical Tuesday, you can expect wait times for "E-Ticket" attractions like Rise of the Resistance to be 20% to 30% lower than on a Saturday. Weekends draw in the massive local "Magic Key" (Annual Pass) holder population from Southern California, whereas weekdays are primarily populated by out-of-state tourists. However, there are two major exceptions to this rule: "Monday holidays" and "Holiday breaks." If a Monday is a federal holiday (like Presidents' Day or Memorial Day), the preceding Friday and following Tuesday will be extremely crowded. Similarly, during the month of October and the last two weeks of December, "weekdays" essentially disappear as every day reaches "Peak" capacity. For the quietest experience, aim for mid-week dates in mid-January, early May, or late August after schools have returned to session. These "sweet spots" often feature lower Lightning Lane pricing and a much more relaxed atmosphere where you can walk through New Orleans Square without the shoulder-to-shoulder gridlock seen on a typical weekend.