While the headline ticket deal for today is the return of the Discover Disney ticket, there is another ticket “deal” available for Florida Residents. However, this deal is so restrictive that I’m not really sure who the audience is for it. The ticket also comes at a higher price point than in years past. Here’s a look at the new 2-park, 2-day Walt Disney World ticket, and how it compares to previous years.
2-Park, 2-Day Florida Resident Ticket for Walt Disney World
I’ll start by conceding this – there really isn’t an apples-to-apples ticket deal to compare this ticket to due to the validity dates. Walt Disney World has rolled out 2-day ticket offers in the past for Florida Residents, but it has typically been reserved for the summer seasons. That said, this ticket “deal” still doesn’t seem like a great offer when the Discover Disney ticket exists. I normally don’t offer commentary on ticket deals, but this particular deal stuck out to me. Here’s why.
First, the nuts and bolts of the deal. Florida Residents can get a special 2-Day, 2-Park Ticket to EPCOT and Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park only for $190 plus tax (that’s $95 per day, plus tax).
When compared to the $64 per day 4-day Discover Disney, or $79 per day 3-day Discover Disney ticket, this doesn’t seem like a significant savings. That said, if you’re looking for an overall price, this 2-day, 2-park ticket does clock in under $200, which may be enticing.
When comparing this ticket to past 2-day, 2-park tickets, we’d have to compare to the 2023 2-day ticket ($80 per day). That ticket type also had theme park restrictions of Disney’s Animal Kingdom and EPCOT. A less fair comparison would be the 2025 Summer Magic ticket that was $105 per day for two days, but didn’t have theme park restrictions.
Either way, I’d probably opt for the 2026 Discover Disney ticket, driving the price down to just $64 per day, and enjoy all four Walt Disney World theme parks. Even a 3-day Discover Disney ticket has a much lower per-day cost and fewer restrictions than the 2-day, 2-park ticket. Here are the rest of the details for the 2-park, 2-day Florida Resident ticket, available now.
Florida residents! Get a special 2-Day, 2-Park Ticket to EPCOT and Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park only – for $190 plus tax (that’s $95 per day, plus tax).
Not valid for admission to Magic Kingdom park or Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Dates & Park Reservations
This special 2-Day, 2-Park Ticket is valid for use from January 12 to April 18, 2026, with an advance park reservation. Reservations are limited and subject to availability of reservations allocated to this ticket as determined by Disney, and park capacity.
Looking for Flexibility?
These tickets can be used on consecutive or nonconsecutive days—so you can spread out the fun!
Important Information
Visit one theme park per day—for a total of 2 admissions, on 2 separate days. Tickets and add-on options expire April 18, 2026. All tickets and options are nontransferable and nonrefundable, and exclude activities/events separately priced or not open to the general public.
You can also choose a special 2-Day, 2-Park Ticket with an add-on option—so you can enjoy water parks, sporty fun or even the Park Hopper benefit!
Explore add-on options:
- Park Hopper Option – $40 More Per Ticket, Plus Tax
Visit more than one of the following theme parks each day of your ticket: EPCOT or Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park. - Water Park and Sports Option – $35 More Per Ticket, Plus Tax
Visit one of the following theme parks each day of your ticket: EPCOT or Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park. Plus, enjoy 2 visits to a water park or other Walt Disney World sports-related fun. - Park Hopper Plus Option – $53 More Per Ticket, Plus Tax
Visit more than one of the following theme parks each day of your ticket: EPCOT or Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park. Plus, enjoy 2 visits to a water park or other Walt Disney World sports-related fun.
With this special ticket, Park Hopper and Park Hopper Plus options are not valid for Magic Kingdom park and Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
You must make a theme park reservation for each date of your visit.
- Tickets are valid for use from January 12 to April 18, 2026, with an advance park reservation.
- To enter a theme park, both a park reservation and valid ticket are required. Before purchasing this ticket, check that reservations are available for this ticket for the date(s) and park(s) you would like to visit. View reservation availability.
- Reservations are limited and subject to the reservation availability allocated to this ticket, as determined by Disney, and park capacity. Reservation availability is not guaranteed for any date. Reservations may be unavailable for any particular date or park, especially as you get closer to the date of visit or ticket expiration date. For any given date, other admission types may be available for purchase, and reservations may be available for other admission types even though reservations for this ticket are fully reserved.
- For Florida resident tickets, all adults will need to show proof of Florida residency at the park entrance.
- Admission is subject to capacity closures and other restrictions.
- Parks, attractions and other offerings are subject to availability, closures and change or cancellation without notice or liability.
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