Disney launches two new ticket offers for summer at Walt Disney World including a 'no-reservation required' option

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Posted: Monday May 15, 2023 1:17pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has today announced two new ticket deals for the summer season at Walt Disney World.

A 4-Park Magic Ticket is priced at $99 per day and does not require any park reservations, valid for admission from June 1, 2023 through September 29, 2023. The Florida Resident Disney Summer Magic Ticket begins at $58 daily for use from May 16 through September 29, 2023.

New summer theme park ticket offers go on sale on May 16 and May 23

See below for the full details.

4-Park Magic Ticket

Beginning May 23, 2023, you can purchase the 4-day, 4-Park Magic Ticket for $99 per day plus tax ($396 total plus tax), which includes one day of admission to each of the four theme parks (for a total of 4 admissions, on 4 separate days). No theme park reservations are needed.

Ticket is valid for admission June 1, 2023 through September 29, 2023 (subject to blockout dates from July 1 to July 4 and September 1 to September 4, 2023). Ticket must be used within 7 days of first use or by September 29, 2023, whichever comes first. Ticket excludes activities/events separately priced.

Florida Resident Disney Summer Magic Ticket

Beginning May 16, 2023, Florida residents can purchase the Disney Summer Magic Ticket, which offers value and flexibility for their next adventure to Walt Disney World theme parks. Choose from a 4-day ticket for $58 per day plus tax ($229 total plus tax) or a 3-day ticket for $70 per day plus tax ($209 total plus tax). With this ticket, advance theme park reservations are required and are subject to availability.

Ticket is valid for use beginning May 16 through September 29, 2023 (subject to blockout dates from May 26 to May 29, July 1 to July 4 and September 1 to September 4, 2023). Ticket is valid for one theme park per day and excludes activities/events separately priced.

You can also purchase a Disney Summer Magic Ticket that includes these options:

Park Hopper Option – $40 More Per Ticket, Plus Tax
Visit more than one theme park on the same day.
You must make a theme park reservation for each date of your visit.

Water Park and Sports Option – $35 More Per Ticket, Plus Tax
Visit one theme park per day. Plus, get a certain number of visits to a water park, golf course or miniature golf course based on the length of your ticket. For example, if you purchase a 3-Day Disney Summer Magic Ticket with the Water Park and Sports Option, you can visit a Walt Disney World theme park on 3 days with a theme park reservation—and visit a Disney water park on 3 additional days by September 29, 2023.

Park Hopper Plus Option – $55 More Per Ticket, Plus Tax
Visit more than one theme park on the same day. Plus, get a certain number of visits to a water park, golf course or miniature golf course based on the length of your ticket. This option is a combination of the Park Hopper Option and the Water Park and Sports Option.
You must make a theme park reservation for each date of your visit.

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NOSaintsFan095 days ago

Is there a deadline for the $99/day deal?

911deb7 days ago

Undercover Tourist is now selling the 4 park magic ticket for $15 cheaper if you haven't purchased directly from Disney yet

SAV9 days ago

Exact same situation for me. I was ecstatic with this price compared to the U.T. price I was going to spend. This saves me about $300 for the 4 of us. This trip was going to be a "short" trip anyways and we were only planning on one day at each park. Friends of ours are going in June and this 4 day is cheaper than their 3 day. I told them to buy this one and just eat the 4th day since it would be cheaper anyway.

Dockside10 days ago

Anybody else having issues with the system for the 4-park Magic ticket. When I click on it, I keep getting "We Had to Duck Out. We apologize for the temporary inconvenience, but disneyworld.com is not currently available. Please check back in a few minutes." Not sure if it is a problem on my end but other parts of the site are working fine. I have tried this over the last 2 days and keep getting the same result.

Murks10 days ago

Attendance certainly isn’t down. I came back from 2 weeks there mid April to May and I’ve never seen it so busy! It’s my 3rd visit

Sirwalterraleigh11 days ago

The punch tickets ? I love those

larryz11 days ago

I still have one day left on a 5-day $147 MKC ticket from 1992. Based on the original cost, and today's pricing, I can reasonably declare that the entire 5 days cost me one day's admission in today's prices. I had no idea how much of a good deal I was getting back then!

MrPromey11 days ago

For the locals and semi-locals likely to use the APs as APs rather than cheaper long multi-day stay tickets, Disney's done a lot to sour the well. I'd like to try Guardians and Tron but not that badly. Heck, I have friends who are cast who've been offering us entrance for a year now and I've yet to take them up on it. They may not have done permanent non-reversible damage but in my case, they've created long-term distaste to the point where I think about a trip more with dread than eager anticipation. I can't imagine I'm alone in my sentiment. This is a funny video but it's true. They effed with the "magic".

Sirwalterraleigh11 days ago

Agreed… Cheap aps coming down I-4

monothingie12 days ago

I’m thinking APs. Very curious and possibly alarming that despite predictions of imminent sell outs, nothing happened.

MrPromey12 days ago

So they're revealing another "lever", I guess. Be interesting to see the next one. I'm guessing more "free" food is on the horizon.

Big Coffee12 days ago

I just chatted with a cast member on this. They said that it would not be possible to make park reservations with this type of ticket. However, the computer system would recognize the ticket type and bypass the need for a reservation when it comes to VQ or $ILL. Not sure how well that would work in practice. This ticket would save my family around $300, so I am probably going to buy it regardless.