Walt Disney World is looking to boost attendance this summer with a new Florida resident ticket deal.
Starting today, Florida residents may buy tickets to the Disney World theme parks starting as low as $58 per day, plus tax. That's for a four-day "Summer Magic" resident discount ticket, which costs $229 plus tax. A three-day ticket also is available for $209 plus tax, which works out to about $70 per day.
Reservations will be required to use these tickets, which are good for one park per day. A Park Hopper add-on costs $40 extra per ticket. A Water Park and Sports option costs $35 per ticket and allows you three (or four) additional Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon, golf course or miniature golf course visits on top of your three (or four) theme park days. You can combine the Park Hopper and Water Park and Sports options for a total of $55 extra per ticket.
The tickets are valid through September 29, 2023, with blockout dates from May 26 to May 29, plus July 1 to July 4, and September 1 to September 4. Tickets are available via the Disney World website.
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Once the local kids go back to school in early August, the parks can get relatively quiet. Especially with the non-stop 90+deg days, August brings us. Plus the usual threat of a possible hurricane !!
I don't think that summer has been the busiest time of the year for Disney for several years now. It's too hot and humid in Orlando, and California sees bigger crowds for the Halloween and Christmas seasons.
As a former Florida resident, I can attest in the dog days of August, folks flock to beaches, not theme parks.
Just waiting for DeSantis to object to this also… hahahahaah
Probably add a new bill to prevent this also….
Isn't that a good thing? If so, that would be great.
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That's an extraordinary deal. Any particular reason why they need to boost attendance during Summer when that's traditionally the busiest time for theme parks?