Crushing crowds turn Yosemite into 'Disneyland.' Can visitors still have fun?

With Yosemite National Park attracting thousands of visitors each month without a reservation system, the park has become a bustling hotspot reminiscent of Disneyland. Many visitors suggest that to dodge the overwhelming crowds, one must either arrive early in the morning or late in the afternoon, or wait until the peak season ends in October. The influx of tourists raises questions about the park's long-term sustainability and the quality of the visitor experience, highlighting the need for potential management strategies to balance enjoyment and preservation.