Walt Disney World's New 2-Day, 2-Park Ticket - $199 For Summer and Fall 2026

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2-Day, 2-Park Ticket - EPCOT and Disney's Animal Kingdom

Posted: Tuesday June 16, 2026 7:15am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Walt Disney World has a new 2-Day, 2-Park Ticket available for summer and fall travel, giving you access to EPCOT and Disney's Animal Kingdom for $199 plus tax — with no park reservations required.

2-Day, 2-Park Ticket - EPCOT and Disney's Animal Kingdom

The ticket covers one day at each park and is available with start dates from August 3 through September 30, 2026. There are no blockout dates.

What the ticket includes:

One admission to EPCOT
One admission to Disney's Animal Kingdom
Use across 2 separate days (one park per day)
Re-entry to the same park on the same day is permitted
No park reservation required

Note that this ticket does not cover admission to Magic Kingdom or Disney's Hollywood Studios.

How the Ticket Works

This is a date-based ticket. You choose a start date, and the ticket must be used within 4 days of that date. You get one admission per park, used on two separate days — you can't visit both parks on the same day.

You can, however, leave a park and return to it on the same day.

Ticket Details at a Glance

Price: From $199 plus tax
Start dates: August 3 – September 30, 2026
Usage window: Must be used within 4 days of selected start date
Parks included: EPCOT and Disney's Animal Kingdom
Parks not included: Magic Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios
One park per day: Yes — limit one theme park per day
Same-day re-entry: Permitted at the same park
Park reservations: Not required
Transferable/refundable: No

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Basil of Baker Street30 days ago

No. One each. Its in the article.

Disstevefan130 days ago

In my opinion, its a ticket deal so for the lower price you are only allowed entrance to the less popular parks.

BrianLo30 days ago

I’m still not following your logic. The investment decision has long ago occurred. The validity for the market is a before and after. Pumping up the before benchmark with higher attendance runs counter to having a solid year over year gain. It’s really just about improving this fiscal year, to the detriment of making next years seem more impressive. Although arguably it’s a short term reaction to the problem at hand.

drizgirl31 days ago

This is 100% about driving attendance at the lesser attended parks. Easy isn't part of this discussion.

Ayla31 days ago

Yes, it is struggling, so they need to prove with data now that it is worth the investment they are putting into it.

BrianLo31 days ago

It would be the opposite of that. DAK is struggling now, this deal is not valid for when that inevitably opens next year.

Ayla31 days ago

Because they need to prove on the spreadsheet that Encantoland is worth the investment. So attendance is pushed there.

Disstevefan131 days ago

I think its to boost AK attendance?

FettFan31 days ago

Why Animal Kingdom though? It would make more sense if the ticket was for one of the parks easily accessible from the Epcot/Epcot Resorts area.

DisneyCane31 days ago

When I go this time of year I can only be walking around the parks in the morning or evening/night. The mid day is just too brutal. When I was younger I could deal with it but it's just not fun anymore.

coffeefan31 days ago

As someone who usually skips MK this is a step in the right direction. Keep the offers coming, Disney.

Disstevefan131 days ago

FIFY😉

Animaniac93-9831 days ago

It's nice to have a offer that's available to everyone (not just FL residents) and doesn't have a 4-day minimum requirement This ticket is ideal for people visiting the area for other reasons who might be incentivized to spend time at the WDW parks