Disney After Hours at Magic Kingdom: Late March 2025 Events Reach Capacity

Mar 12, 2025 in "Disney After Hours"

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Disney After Hours at Magic Kingdom

Posted: Wednesday March 12, 2025 9:50am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Two more Disney After Hours events at Magic Kingdom have now sold out, with the March 17 and March 24, 2025 dates both reaching capacity. This continues the strong demand for these late-night events, with multiple dates now fully booked.

Disney After Hours at Magic Kingdom

Disney After Hours events offer a quieter way to experience Magic Kingdom with shorter wait times, and complimentary snacks like ice cream, popcorn, and beverages. Guests can enter as early as 7 pm, with the exclusive event running from 10 pm to 1 am.

Which Attractions Are Open?

Guests attending Disney After Hours can enjoy several major attractions with minimal waits, including:

TRON Lightcycle / Run
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
Space Mountain
Pirates of the Caribbean
Haunted Mansion

However, some popular attractions remain unavailable during After Hours:

Tiana’s Bayou Adventure—Despite initially being listed as part of the event, the ride was later removed from Disney’s website, likely due to reliability concerns.
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad—Currently closed for refurbishment, leaving Country Bear Jamboree as the only operating attraction in Frontierland during these events.

Remaining Disney After Hours Dates at Magic Kingdom

With multiple dates now sold out, remaining availability is becoming increasingly limited. Upcoming dates that still have tickets available include:

March 31
April 7, 28
May 5, 12, 19

Ticket Pricing and Availability

Tickets for Disney After Hours at Magic Kingdom range from $175 to $185 (plus tax), with discounts available for Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club members.

With four nights now fully booked—including January 6, January 13, March 17, and March 24—additional sellouts are likely. Guests looking to attend should consider purchasing tickets soon before more dates reach capacity.

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DCBaker25 days ago

The Magic Kingdom After Hours event on May 25 is now showing as sold out.

SaskDaddy27 days ago

Hi everyone! My family is heading to Magic Kingdom for After Hours on July 27th. They aren’t listed now, but what do you think the chances are of Big Thunder and Tianna’s being included in the attractions available that night?

wdwmagic27 days ago

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DCBakerApr 08, 2026

The EPCOT After Hours event on April 9 is now showing as sold out.

wdwmagicMar 24, 2026

Disney After Hours EPCOT 2026: April 2 - Second Sell-Out of the Season https://www.wdwmagic.com/events/disney-after-hours/news/24mar2026-disney-after-hours-epcot-2026-second-sell-out-of-the-season.htm

Vegas Disney FanMar 11, 2026

Yeah, we’ve had a few where we felt like kids in a candy store, running from ride to ride and having a blast, we’ve also had a couple where we stood in lines all night debating our decision to spend a few hundred dollars more to stand in more lines. They’ve been hit or miss for us, mostly hit but not 100%.

DCBakerMar 06, 2026

The Magic Kingdom After Hours event on March 9 is now showing as sold out.

Vegas Disney FanFeb 19, 2026

We’ve had mixed experiences with after hours parties over the years, we’ve had a couple where we could walk on everything, 15 minutes at the worst, and others where the lines felt barely better than during the day, 45 minutes plus on many rides. I don’t know if it’s as simple as Disney changes attendance from year to year, or some events are character driven vs ride driven, but we’ve never been able to figure out why some after hours events are absolutely amazing and others we leave feeling like we wasted our money.

HauntedPirateFeb 19, 2026

MisterPenguinFeb 19, 2026

A few weeks ago I was at EPCOT's AH (when it was freezing). Rode GotG:CR five times in a row (walk-on each time). I coulda had a sixth ride, but started to feel the teeniest amount of queasiness. So, I didn't push it. Fun.

Chi84Feb 19, 2026

No worries. “Unprecedented” should be reserved for things that have never happened before - like the present-day White Sox selling out a game. They did get a crowd in the stadium lately but it took a Mass by the new Pope to do it. (He apparently forgot to include the team in his prayers.)

Disstevefan1Feb 19, 2026

This is so silly, but its fun! And just for you.... I STAND C O R R E C T E D 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

Chi84Feb 19, 2026

No need. Just look it up. 😉 If it happens every year, it’s due to popular demand.

Disstevefan1Feb 19, 2026

Due to unprecedented demand, the after hours parties consistently sold out ;) The shorter wait times and free snacks don't hurt. ;) PS. I love to go back and forth on meanings of words. Its what makes forums.wdwmagic.com Great!!