Disney Offers $95 Per Day Florida Resident Ticket Deal for 2 Parks Through April 2026

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Thursday January 8, 2026 7:40am ET · "Ticket - Magic Your Way Ticket"

Disney has released a new Florida resident ticket deal offering 2-day admission to EPCOT and Disney's Animal Kingdom for $190 plus tax. The offer works out to $95 per day, plus tax.

Which Parks Are Included

The 2-day Florida resident ticket is valid only at EPCOT and Disney's Animal Kingdom. You cannot use this ticket at Magic Kingdom or Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Valid Dates

You can use the ticket from January 12 through April 18, 2026. The tickets expire on April 18, 2026.

You can visit on consecutive days or spread your visits across nonconsecutive days during the valid period.

Park Reservations Required

You need both a valid ticket and a park reservation to enter. Reservations are limited and based on availability allocated to this specific ticket type.

Check reservation availability before purchasing your ticket. Reservations may not be available for all dates, especially closer to your visit date or the ticket expiration date.

Other ticket types may have reservation availability even when this Florida resident ticket is fully reserved for a particular date.

Ticket Restrictions

  • Visit one park per day for a total of 2 admissions on 2 separate days
  • Tickets are nontransferable and nonrefundable
  • All adults must show proof of Florida residency at park entrance
  • Tickets exclude separately priced activities or events not open to the general public
  • Add-on options expire April 18, 2026

How to Purchase

You can purchase the Florida resident 2-day ticket through Disney's website or at the theme parks. Before buying, verify that reservations are available for your preferred dates.

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The fact anyone still has to make a park reservation is ridiculous.
↩ replying to Ayla
Which includes 'groups' staying at a Disney Resort. Ridiculous.
Can't have more than a handful of locals taking advantage of ticket deals. That's bad for yield management.
Dang it... We're one "c" away from "putting the "magic" in "yield management""...