New 2025 Florida Resident Summer Magic Ticket Starts at $60 Per Day at Disney World

21 days ago in "Ticket - Florida Resident Summer Magic"

Posted: Friday May 2, 2025 11:40am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Walt Disney World is launching a new Summer Magic Ticket offer exclusively for Florida residents. Beginning May 6, 2025, you can purchase tickets for as low as $60 per day—with no blockout dates—valid from May 18 through September 27, 2025.

Ticket - Florida Resident Summer Magic

Base Ticket Pricing (One Park Per Day)

4-Day Ticket – $240 total ($60/day), plus tax
3-Day Ticket – $225 total ($75/day), plus tax
2-Day Ticket – $210 total ($105/day), plus tax

Tickets are valid on consecutive or nonconsecutive days within the usage window. Each day requires a theme park reservation and valid admission. Availability is limited and based on park capacity and Disney’s allocation for this offer.

Add-On Options (Per Ticket, Plus Tax)

Park Hopper ($40): Visit multiple parks on the same day.
Water Park and Sports ($35): Includes admission to water parks, Oak Trail Golf Course, or miniature golf, equal to the number of theme park days.
Park Hopper Plus ($53): Combines Park Hopper with Water Park and Sports benefits.

Important Usage Details

Tickets and options expire September 27, 2025.
Reservations are required for each park day and must be made after purchase.
Entry is subject to park capacity and reservation limits tied to this ticket type.
Proof of Florida residency is required at the gate for adult tickets.

Water Park Availability

Both Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach are scheduled to operate from May 21 to September 7, 2025.
Before or after those dates, only one water park will be open.
No park reservation is required for water parks at this time.

Additional Notes

Golf course visits require advance tee times.
Miniature golf is limited to one round before 4 PM daily.
Access to ESPN Wide World of Sports is event-dependent.

This offer gives Florida residents a flexible and relatively affordable way to visit the parks this summer, but advance planning is needed due to the reservation requirement.

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wannabeBelle17 days ago

I will say both Boma and Kona Cafe were great in terms of food quality. I dont know what was up with Kona though, the latest times for breakfast were earlier than they had been in the past. It used to be around 11am, now I think it was closer to 10, not cool for us night owls!! Hopefully if we can get a later breakfast ressie, you can join in next time!! Marie

Nunu17 days ago

Yes!, @monothingie usually gets same day, open times for pretty much any place he wants to dine in. And I missed out because I'm not a morning person. 🦉😄

monothingie17 days ago

The zebra domes were delicious.

wannabeBelle17 days ago

When I was at WDW In March over St. Patrick's day weekend with @monothingie We were able to get breakfast reservations at Boma for a number of open times for the following day! We had our choice of what time we wanted. I found that very interesting. Marie

MouseEarsMom3317 days ago

Restaurants reservations for July 4th weekend are crazy right now. I can get traditionally hard to get reservations 60 days out with my pick of the times. I'm not even staying onsite and getting the advantage of booking the whole trip at once. There was no reason to book at 6am this year. My only problem was booking firework dessert party for July 4th, which isn't surprising.

wannabeBelle17 days ago

I know a few people who have sold off DVC, but not a tremendous number. Marie

Ayla17 days ago

That wasn't my question. I was wondering if people are selling off their already-purchased DVC.

bmr159117 days ago

Numbers show that direct purchases have been strong the past few years (except at the Cabins). I expect the new Poly is a very popular purchase spot right now.