'Disney After Hours' at Disney's Hollywood Studios continues to sell out

Feb 27, 2023 in "Disney After Hours"

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Disney After Hours at Disney's Hollywood Studios

Posted: Monday February 27, 2023 7:07am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

'Disney After Hours' at Disney's Hollywood Studios continues to be a popular choice with guests, selling out two more dates.

The latest dates to sell out at Disney's Hollywood Studios are March 8 and April 2, 2023. That leaves just March 22, 29, and April 5, 19 available in this current round of sales.

Beginning March 3, Disney will begin offering a second round of dates for 'Disney After Hours' at Disney's Hollywood Studios on May 3, 17, 24, 31; June 7, 14, 21, 28, 2023.

Disney After Hours is back at Walt Disney World in 2023

'Disney After Hours' is a late-night, separately ticketed event at a Walt Disney World theme park for three additional hours after regular park hours, with treats such as ice cream, popcorn and select beverages included. The number of tickets for these events is limited, which means lower wait times for some of your favorite attractions.

At Disney's Hollywood Studios, all of the latest attractions are included - Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway, Millennium Falcon: Smuggler's Run, Slinky Dog Dash and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance.

Disney After Hours at Disney's Hollywood Studios

Tickets are priced between $129 and $149 based on date.

Disney After Hours at Disney's Hollywood Studios dates and pricing

Disney After Hours at Magic Kingdom 2023 - January 9 (sold out), 16, 23; February 16 (sold out), 20 (sold out), 27; March 2, 6, 13, 16, 20, 27.

Disney After Hours at Disney's Hollywood Studios 2023 - January 4 (sold out), 11 (sold out), 18 (sold out), 25(sold out); February 15(sold out), 22 (sold out); March 8 (sold out), 22, 29; April 2 (sold out), 5, 19; May 3, 17, 24, 31; June 7, 14, 21, 28.

Disney After Hours at EPCOT - June 1, 15, 22, 29; July 6, 12, 20, 27; August 3, 10, 17, 24.

With 'Disney After Hours' tickets, you can enter the park where the event is taking place as early as 7 p.m. Disney After Hours admission is a separately priced ticket not included with regular daytime park admission.

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DCBaker16 days ago

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

SaskDaddy19 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?

wdwmagic19 days ago

Third Magic Kingdom Disney After Hours Date Sells Out in 2026 — Six Dates Remaining The May 18 Disney After Hours event at Magic Kingdom has sold out, becoming the third date to reach capacity in the 2026 season. Six dates remain, running from May 25 through July 27, with prices ranging from $175 to $199 per person. https://www.wdwmagic.com/events/Disney-After-Hours/news/18may2026-third-magic-kingdom-disney-after-hours-date-sells-out-in-2026-six-dates-remaining.htm

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%.

Pizza MoonMar 11, 2026

If everything is walk-on it’s absolutely worth it. If you don’t have an AP, I think doing an MK party + Epic and Volcano Bay or a beach day makes for a great weekend getaway! It’s what I recommend to my clients.

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.)