Cheapest Walt Disney World Tickets from the UK

How much is the Disney 14-Day Magic Ticket from the UK?

The 14-Day Magic Ticket is priced by the date it starts. These are our live prices for every start date you can still book, per person for the whole ticket.

For how the 14 Day Magic Ticket compares with the combo, where UK visitors can buy it and how its 18-day window works, see our Disney World tickets from the UK page.

For a family of two adults and two children aged 3 to 9, the lowest price comes to £2,031.36. Children under 3 do not need a ticket, and anyone aged 10 or over pays the adult price.

When are the cheapest start dates?

The cheapest start dates are 1 August to 7 September 2027, and the dearest are 12 December to 24 December 2027.

For the same 14-Day Magic Ticket, the adult price runs from £520.86 to £698.36 depending on the start date. If your dates can move, checking the neighbouring start dates in the table is the biggest price difference you control.

What the 14-Day Magic Ticket includes

• Any 14 days of theme park entry within an 18-day window that starts on your ticket's first day.
• All four theme parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, with park hopping, so you can visit more than one park on the same day.
• Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon water parks, counted separately from your theme park days. Each closes for part of the year.
• Memory Maker, Disney's PhotoPass photo package, on adult tickets.
• Disney transport (buses, boats, monorail and Skyliner), Disney Springs, ESPN Wide World of Sports, daily mini golf at Fantasia Gardens or Winter Summerland before 4pm, and MagicMobile.

It does not include Universal Orlando. For both resorts on one booking, the Disney and Universal combo tickets start from £942.64 per adult for 2027.

How the 14 days work

You choose a start date when you book. From that date you have 18 days in which to use 14 days of theme park entry, in any pattern you like. A ticket starting on 22 October can be used on any 14 days from 22 October to 8 November.

Because the window starts on the date you pick, set it to your first theme park day, and check that the 14 days you want to spend in the parks all fall within the 18 days that follow.

How to buy Disney World tickets for a two-week trip

1. Pick your start date. Use the table above to see what your date costs, and check whether moving it by a few days changes the price.
2. Buy before you travel. The Magic Ticket is a UK and Ireland exclusive, sold before departure only, not at the gates.
3. Get your tickets electronically. They arrive by email and in your Theme Park Direct account.
4. Link them to My Disney Experience. Add your tickets to the app before you fly, then use your phone (MagicMobile) or a card at the gate.
5. Plan which park on which day. Our Orlando crowd calendar and live wait times show the quieter days.

Where to buy: what actually changes between sellers

The 14-Day Magic Ticket is a Disney product, and it is the same genuine park ticket whoever sells it. What differs is the price for your start date, how and when the tickets arrive, and who you deal with if something goes wrong.

Theme Park Direct is a UK-based reseller of Florida park tickets. We match the price if you find the same ticket cheaper for the same start date, and we say before you pay that the ticket cannot be refunded. For how to check any seller, see are third-party Orlando ticket sellers safe.

What will not make it cheaper

• Second-hand or part-used tickets. Disney tickets are for the named guest and are checked at the gate, so a resold ticket can be refused.
• Buying at the gate. The Magic Ticket is not sold there, so it has to be bought before you travel.