Walt Disney World
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You can feel it as you near the Parks. That excitement, realizing that you're finally getting to experience the joy and laughter you've been dreaming about. Because the gates are opening, and to all who have been longing for The Most Magical Place on Earth we're thrilled to say: Magic is here.
Float on over to Disney After Hours Boo Bash select nights August 10 through October 31 at Magic Kingdom® Park. It’s a ghostly good time...
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Walt Disney World® Theme Parks
There are a total of four theme parks and two water parks at Walt Disney World.
Magic Kingdom® Park
Children of all ages – this means you too – will delight in various live performances throughout the park, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Space Mountain®, Splash Mountain, and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad®
EPCOT®
From Frozen-themed adventures to gliding the world and the solar system, EPCOT® has an adventure for everyone. Plus, if you plan your trip accordingly, you can even make it for the world-renowned EPCOT® International Food & Wine Festival!
Disney's Hollywood Studios®
Come experience your favorite stories and characters in a place where you, your friends, and family all become part of the story itself. Let your adventure begin. Enjoy Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and Now Open Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance in addition to Toy Story Land.
Disney's Animal Kingdom® Theme Park
Guests may view thousands of animals in their natural habitats. Also exciting nighttime experiences. Aside from the usual Disney suspects, you can explore themed experiences such as Pandora – The World of Avatar, a distant world where you can float down a mystical bioluminescent river and fly on the back of banshees that soar past floating mountains.
Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park
One half of Disney’s take on the classic summer cool-down, Disney's Blizzard Beach offers rides and pools for all sizes and ages such as Teamboat Springs – one of the world’s longest group whitewater raft rides and Summit Plummet - a 120-ft. high waterslide. Challenge the whole family to a slide race in the 8-lane waterslide Toboggan Racers, or tube through the Runoff Rapids.
Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park
The other half of Disney’s water park offerings, Typhoon Lagoon has an amazing wave pool, a waterslide ride that behaves more like a roller coaster, the Crush ‘n’ Gusher Water Thrill Ride, and a space just for the little ones at Ketchakiddee Creek. Enhance your stay with private Beachcomber Shacks and Umbrellas for when it’s time to catch your breath.
Disney Theme Park Tickets
New! Disney Park Pass Reservation System
Both a Theme Park reservation via the Disney Park Pass system and valid Theme Park ticket for the same Park on the same date are required for each person in your party ages 3 and up. Reservations are limited and subject to availability. Availability can be checked at Disney Park Pass Reservation System Availability
Park Hopper
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Guests who purchase a ticket with Park Hopper® benefits will be able to visit more than one park per day after 2 p.m. and end at the park’s scheduled close time, with some new modifications. Guests must make a Disney Park Pass reservation for the first park they plan to visit AND enter that first park prior to visiting another. At this time, a park reservation is not required after the first park, however, reservation requirements are subject to change. Please note the ability to visit another park will be subject to the park’s capacity limitations.
You can also add one admission to either Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park or Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park and one admission to the NBA Experience at Disney Springs™ to your ticket for just $40 more, plus tax.
Planning a Walt Disney World® vacation? Here are some things to know:
Walt Disney World® Resort has taken enhanced health and safety measures. For more information and important details to know, click here.
What time does Walt Disney World open?
Magic Kingdom and Disney's Hollywood Studios are currently opening at 9 a.m., Animal Kingdom at 8 a.m., and EPCOT at 11 a.m. Also, Extra Magic Hours benefit was suspended when Walt Disney World Resort reopened last summer, and as we continue to manage attendance with health and safety top of mind, Extra Magic Hours will not return. Coming later this year, Disney Resort hotel guests and guests of other select hotels will be able to enjoy more fun with 30-minute early entry to ANY theme park, EVERY day. It’ll be a great way to get a jump start on your Disney day, no matter the day!
How many attractions and rides are at Walt Disney World?
There are over 170+ attractions and rides at Walt Disney World. Now open - Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at Disney’s Hollywood Studios®, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train at Magic Kingdom, "it’s a small world"® and Avatar – Flight of Passage
How much is parking at Walt Disney World?
Short answer: depends. If you’re staying at Walt Disney World hotel, parking is free. If you’re staying at any of the nearby hotels that aren’t Walt Disney World, they may offer a free shuttle. Otherwise, standard parking is $25 a day.
What should I wear to Walt Disney World?
Like any destination, this depends on the weather. While Southern Florida is warmer than most, it can still get cold (and wet) so check the weather for your scheduled stay. Whatever the weather, brings comfortable walking shoes, you’ll need them.
What should I pack for Walt Disney World?
Every family is different, but some of the essentials are:
- Sunscreen/sunglasses/hat - southern Florida sun
- Antibacterial wipes - you’ll be eating among thousands
- Pocket umbrella and/or thin raincoat - it can rain from time to time
- Tissues/wipes - this isn’t Disney-specific as much as it is life-specific
- Light jacket - the AC can be real inside some venues
- Water bottle - unless you want to buy theme-park-priced bottled water
Can you bring food and water into Walt Disney World?
Short answer: yes. Anything that doesn’t require heating (or you like it cold), no alcohol, nothing in glass containers. From their own FAQ they also forbid anything with "pungent odors". You will need to declare your food items at the entrance, where security will be scanning your bags.
When is the best time to go to Walt Disney World?
If you want to avoid as much of the summer push of park crowding, then shoot for September and October right after school starts and January and February after the holidays and still wintertime. Note that in January some park attractions and water rides may be closed for renovation.
Is Walt Disney World open on Christmas?
Is it ever. In fact, if you aren’t a fan of the crowds, you may want to rethink visiting the Magic Kingdom this week as it regularly tops the charts as the park’s busiest period. That said, there’s a reason why it’s so popular complete with a Disney-fied Christmas Day Parade, the fireworks displays, and so much more, all of which starts up as early as the second week in November.