New Florida Resident Disney Deals: How to Visit for $64 a Day in 2026. If you live in Florida, you can head back to Walt Disney World this spring of 2026 for a lot less than the usual gate price. Disney just brought back its popular resident-only ticket deals, offering a few different ways to save depending on which parks you want to see. Whether you want a full four-day tour of every park or just a quick two-day trip to EPCOT and Animal Kingdom, these deals are designed to get locals into the parks before the summer heat hits.
Florida Resident Discover Disney Ticket
This is the most flexible option because it includes all four theme parks. Unlike past years, there are no blockout dates, meaning you can even use them during busy Spring Break weeks.
- 4-Day Ticket: $255 ($64/day)
- 3-Day Ticket: $235 ($79/day)
- Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom.
- Dates: Use them any day (consecutive or not) from January 12 through May 16, 2026.
- Flexibility: You can visit the same park multiple times if you want (e.g., two days at Magic Kingdom and two at EPCOT).
Florida Resident 2-Day 2-Park Ticket
This ticket is cheaper but much more restrictive. It’s designed for people who only care about the newer attractions at the “secondary” parks.
- Price: $190 ($95/day)
- You can only visit EPCOT and Animal Kingdom. You cannot enter Magic Kingdom or Hollywood Studios with this ticket.
- Dates: Valid January 12 through April 18, 2026.
Add-Ons & Customization – You can add more features to either ticket if you want to do more than one park per day:
- Park Hopper ($40 extra): Visit multiple parks in one day.
- Water Park & Sports ($35 extra): Adds visits to Blizzard Beach, Typhoon Lagoon, or mini-golf.
- Park Hopper Plus ($53 extra): Combines both of the above.
New Florida Resident Disney Deals: How to Visit for $64 a Day in 2026
Residency: Every adult needs to show a Florida ID at the gate. If you have a Florida license, you can actually verify it online when you buy to skip the Ticket Window line. Reservations: Even with these tickets, you must make a park reservation for each day you plan to visit. Expiration: These tickets don’t have a “fuse.” They don’t expire 14 days after the first use; they are good until the end of the promotion period (May 16 or April 18).
Spring 2026 is a big window for the parks. Big Thunder Mountain and Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin are both reopening this spring with major refurbishments. Plus, if you go in February, you’ll see the brand-new animatronics on the Frozen Ever After ride at EPCOT.
