From £520.86 per adult.
Child (3-9) from £494.82 | Family of 4 from £2,031.36 (2 adults, 2 children)
or secure 2027 dates from £10.00 deposit
Sold to travellers from the UK and Ireland and bought before you travel. Use any 14 days of theme park entry within the 18-day window that starts on your ticket's first day. Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon each close for part of the year, so check which water park is open for your dates.
Animal Kingdom is the quietest of these parks right now at 9 minutes average.
Average posted waits at 4:12pm Orlando time, 4 November 2026.
Not sure which dates to book? Our crowd calendar forecasts every day for the next twelve months, so you can pick the quiet ones before you buy.
Check crowds for your datesThe Disney World 14 Day Magic Ticket gives UK and Ireland visitors 14 days of theme park entry at Walt Disney World, to use on any 14 days within an 18-day window. It covers all four theme parks and both water parks, with park hopping, and Memory Maker on adult tickets.
It is from £520.86 per adult and £494.82 per child aged 3 to 9, which is about £37.20 a day for an adult. Under 3s go free. Two adults and two children come to £2,031.36 at lead-in prices, and the exact price depends on the start date you choose.
You choose your ticket's first day when you book. From that day you have 18 days in which to use your 14 days of theme park entry, so up to four days can be rest days, pool days or days elsewhere without losing a park day. For example, a ticket starting on 22 October can be used on any 14 days up to and including 8 November. Water park visits are counted separately, so a water park afternoon does not use up a theme park day.
The 14 Day Magic Ticket is sold only to travellers from the UK and Ireland, bought before you fly, and it is not sold at the Walt Disney World gates. It suits a two-week Florida holiday: a first visit that takes in every park at a relaxed pace, or a return trip where you want your favourite parks more than once. For a shorter stay, compare it with a 7-day ticket in 14 day vs 7 day Disney tickets.
This ticket covers Walt Disney World only. Many families split a fortnight between Disney and Universal Orlando: add a Universal Orlando 3 Park Adventure Ticket, from £358.81 per adult, or see the Disney and Universal combo tickets that cover both resorts on one booking.
Prices are in pounds with no booking fee. Tickets are delivered digitally to your Theme Park Direct account. On Florida park tickets booked 12 or more weeks before travel you can pay a deposit now and the balance later, and the booking panel shows the deposit for your dates. Tickets are non-refundable.
Read the Disney 14 Day Magic Ticket explained for a closer look at what is included, follow a 14-day Orlando itinerary, and use the free Orlando Park Planner to choose quieter days. Our guide to the cheapest Disney World tickets from the UK compares every option.
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all four theme parks and both water parks.
The Disney World 14 Day Magic Ticket gives UK and Ireland visitors 14 days of theme park entry at Walt Disney World, to use on any 14 days within an 18-day window. It covers all four theme parks and both water parks, with park hopping, and Memory Maker on adult tickets.
It is from £520.86 per adult and £494.82 per child aged 3 to 9, which is about £37.20 a day for an adult. Under 3s go free. Two adults and two children come to £2,031.36 at lead-in prices, and the exact price depends on the start date you choose.
You choose your ticket's first day when you book. From that day you have 18 days in which to use your 14 days of theme park entry, so up to four days can be rest days, pool days or days elsewhere without losing a park day. For example, a ticket starting on 22 October can be used on any 14 days up to and including 8 November. Water park visits are counted separately, so a water park afternoon does not use up a theme park day.
The 14 Day Magic Ticket is sold only to travellers from the UK and Ireland, bought before you fly, and it is not sold at the Walt Disney World gates. It suits a two-week Florida holiday: a first visit that takes in every park at a relaxed pace, or a return trip where you want your favourite parks more than once. For a shorter stay, compare it with a 7-day ticket in 14 day vs 7 day Disney tickets.
This ticket covers Walt Disney World only. Many families split a fortnight between Disney and Universal Orlando: add a Universal Orlando 3 Park Adventure Ticket, from £358.81 per adult, or see the Disney and Universal combo tickets that cover both resorts on one booking.
Prices are in pounds with no booking fee. Tickets are delivered digitally to your Theme Park Direct account. On Florida park tickets booked 12 or more weeks before travel you can pay a deposit now and the balance later, and the booking panel shows the deposit for your dates. Tickets are non-refundable.
Read the Disney 14 Day Magic Ticket explained for a closer look at what is included, follow a 14-day Orlando itinerary, and use the free Orlando Park Planner to choose quieter days. Our guide to the cheapest Disney World tickets from the UK compares every option.
The Magic Ticket is priced by the date it starts. These are the adult and child prices for every start date on sale, from the rest of 2026 through to the end of 2027, read from our live booking system:
| Ticket start date | Adult (10+) | Child (3 to 9) |
|---|---|---|
| 4 Nov to 11 Dec 2026 | £619.66 | £589.33 |
| 12 Dec to 24 Dec 2026 | £673.72 | £640.76 |
| 25 Dec to 31 Dec 2026 | £619.66 | £589.33 |
| 1 Jan to 3 Feb 2027 | £609.26 | £578.43 |
| 4 Feb to 18 Feb 2027 | £657.24 | £624.33 |
| 19 Feb to 2 Mar 2027 | £620.91 | £589.39 |
| 3 Mar to 3 Apr 2027 | £657.24 | £624.33 |
| 4 Apr to 25 May 2027 | £620.91 | £589.39 |
| 26 May to 19 Jul 2027 | £582.54 | £553.75 |
| 20 Jul to 31 Jul 2027 | £547.58 | £520.17 |
| 1 Aug to 7 Sep 2027 cheapest | £520.86 | £494.82 |
| 8 Sep to 21 Sep 2027 | £562.65 | £534.56 |
| 22 Sep to 30 Sep 2027 | £582.54 | £553.75 |
| 1 Oct to 3 Nov 2027 | £620.91 | £589.39 |
| 4 Nov to 11 Dec 2027 | £657.24 | £624.33 |
| 12 Dec to 24 Dec 2027 | £698.36 | £663.40 |
| 25 Dec to 31 Dec 2027 | £657.24 | £624.33 |
Price per person for the whole ticket, by the date your ticket starts. Read live from our booking calendar on 4 November 2026. Choose your dates
For Universal, the ticket depends on when your Universal fortnight starts: the 3 Park Adventure Ticket for start dates from 1 January to 24 March 2027, while Volcano Bay is closed, and the All Parks Ticket from 25 March. The Disney and Universal Combo puts both on one booking. Read how to split 14 days between Disney and Universal.
Galaxy's Edge looked fantastic in the evening, and our Star Wars fan could have stayed there indefinitely. The only downside was how busy it got in the middle of the day, so we left some areas until later, which worked well.
Brown, July 2026
The castle for our daughter, TRON for our son. Both loved Magic Kingdom!
Gemma Ward, July 2026
Spreading out our Disney days made everyone much happier.
Dean, April 2026
After two hectic days, the slower pace at EPCOT was just what we needed. It had been the park I expected to like least, but it was probably the one I enjoyed most. Guardians definitely helped too.
E Harrison, February 2026
Our tickets gave us enough days to return to the parks without trying to fit everything in at once. It made Magic Kingdom much more enjoyable, as we could leave some things for another day.
Cooper, November 2025
With both children, TRON at Magic Kingdom made for one of our best nights.
Ian Martin, September 2025
Our first Magic Kingdom day was all about chasing rides, but the second was much better because we simply enjoyed the park. With tired children, less planning really can be more.
Peter, May 2025
Hollywood Studios had the rides our teenagers preferred, but Magic Kingdom still felt most special because of the castle, evening atmosphere and older attractions.
Danielle King, January 2025
Magic Kingdom at night was my favourite holiday memory.
Phoebe Russell, January 2025
Tickets worked smoothly for the whole group. Magic Kingdom kept all three generations interested.
Chris S, December 2024
Guardians was the last major ride of our holiday, and it turned out to be a very good one to end on. The whole family loved it. By the time we left EPCOT, we were tired but very happy with how the Disney part of our trip had gone.
Nicola E, December 2024
Hollywood Studios was ideal for our older children, who loved Star Wars and the bigger attractions. My husband enjoyed taking photos, and entry was problem-free.
Stewart, November 2024
For our family, Hollywood Studios had the strongest rides, though it was also the busiest park we visited. We'd got there early, so we managed to do the main things before the crowds were at their worst.
Abigail, October 2024
We arranged our Magic Kingdom admission in the UK, and it was all sorted before we flew. Our daughter cried when she saw the castle, which set the tone for the day, although I had not expected that reaction at all.
Tom Gray, August 2024
More planning than we expected, and the Disney app took a day to get used to. It felt overwhelming at first, but once we relaxed and stopped trying to do everything, we enjoyed the holiday much more.
Hannah, June 2024
Guardians was our twelve-year-old's number one ride at EPCOT and the one everyone discussed over dinner. I needed a few minutes afterwards, but would ride again.
Beth, May 2024
Two days at EPCOT meant we could see everything without rushing.
customer, May 2024
Guardians at Epcot was an instant family favourite. Even my mum in her sixties came off laughing.
M Davies, March 2024
TRON lived up to our teenagers' expectations, though I found it too short. Magic Kingdom made for a long but very good day.
Martin Hall, January 2024
EPCOT felt like the right park after two early starts at Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. We took the day more slowly, had a long lunch and still managed Guardians. It was one of best Disney days.
David, December 2023
With the children, Tron after dark was worth the wait and they loved the whole experience.
Rachel Clark, November 2023
Our daughter loved the safari most and talked about the animals all evening!
Paul Carter, September 2023
I am not a big Star Wars fan, but even I found the Resistance ride impressive and worth our family's wait.
Helen Bennett, September 2023
Galaxy's Edge was incredible for our Star Wars obsessed son. Rise of the Resistance was what he talked about most after we got home.
Karen Davies, August 2023
We'd sorted the tickets well before the holiday and didn't have any problems using them. Magic Kingdom was just as our eight-year-old had imagined. She stopped in her tracks when she first saw the castle, and it was lovely to watch.
James P, August 2023
Animal Kingdom kept us there until nearly closing.
Sarah Roberts, June 2023
EPCOT was much better than I remembered from years ago. Guardians definitely helped.
LM, May 2023
Having enough days on our tickets meant that nobody came away feeling they had missed out. The children's Disney favourites were completely different. One chose Toy Story Land, while the other picked TRON. For me, it was Flight of Passage.
A Wright, May 2023
Guardians at EPCOT was my favourite ride of the holiday, and even my wife, who avoids bigger rides, came off smiling.
Diane P, March 2023
Knowing very little about Star Wars, I wasn't sure what I'd make of Rise of the Resistance, but it was better than I expected. Our son, on the other hand, was completely speechless afterwards. Such a great family moment.
Megan Baker, February 2023
Our teenagers rated Hollywood Studios their best park, despite how busy it was.
Julie Thompson, January 2023
Animal Kingdom had the best pace for our family, with plenty to do, an excellent ride on Flight of Passage and an evening atmosphere we really enjoyed. The only thing was making sure we did not feel as though we had to constantly sprint somewhere.
olivia kelly, November 2022
Animal Kingdom surprised us by becoming my husband's favourite. He preferred its slower atmosphere and the safari to the thrill rides, although our teenagers would still choose Hollywood Studios without hesitation.
Ben Young, October 2022
Haunted Mansion was the ride our whole family agreed on. Favourite parks differed, which was a good sign that each Disney day offered something different.
T Evans, October 2022
Early starts and realistic plans made busy school holiday Disney days much easier!
Fiona Edwards, September 2022
We arranged our tickets in advance and had no trouble getting in. Our teenagers preferred Hollywood Studios to every other Disney park, especially Rise of the Resistance and Galaxy's Edge.
Callum Kelly, September 2022
Our youngest loved Toy Story Land and stayed all afternoon.
Josh Cook, August 2022
First Disney day felt hard from overplanning. Second visit was much more relaxed.
Mark Harrison, August 2022
Excellent park days all round. Animal Kingdom was a favourite, and we stayed much longer than planned.
E Cox, June 2022
We got in easily using our tickets. At Hollywood Studios, my husband finally got to see Galaxy's Edge, which was the part he had been most excited about, and it absolutely lived up to his expectations. The rest of us preferred other areas.
customer, June 2022
Disney was meant mainly for the children, but in the end we enjoyed it just as much as they did. Magic Kingdom gave us that nostalgic feeling, while EPCOT and Hollywood Studios had the newer rides. Between them, there was something that worked well for all four of us.
O Bailey, March 2022
Ticket flexibility meant all four Disney parks went well, as we could spread out the days and avoid tiring the children.
Lucy, February 2022
Flight of Passage was our family favourite. Animal Kingdom kept us until evening.
janet wilson, February 2022
Our six year old cared much more about meeting the characters than going on any rides. We'd planned the trip around the attractions, but ended up spending loads of time at character meets instead. It was probably our favourite surprise.
K Young, October 2019
Our Disney holiday was much more enjoyable with the app as a guide, not a timetable.
Charlotte Gray, July 2019
The safari, Flight of Passage and simply wandering around easily filled our Animal Kingdom day, with much more to do than expected. The only reservation was that we'd planned just one day there and nearly regretted not allowing longer.
Deborah Hall, January 2019
From £520.86 per adult and £494.82 per child aged 3 to 9, which works out at about £37.20 a day for an adult. Two adults and two children come to £2,031.36 at lead-in prices. The exact price depends on the start date you choose.
Yes. This page sells start dates for the rest of 2026 and all of 2027. Adult prices run from £520.86 to £698.36 depending on the start date, and the full table of prices by start date is on this page.
At current prices, start dates from 1 August to 7 September 2027 have the lowest adult price.
On Florida park tickets booked 12 or more weeks before travel you can pay a deposit now and the balance later. If your dates qualify, the deposit option appears in the booking panel.
No. The ticket gives 14 days of theme park entry to use as you please within an 18-day window that starts on your ticket's first day. For example, a ticket starting on 22 October can be used on any 14 days from 22 October to 8 November, so rest days do not cost you a park day.
Yes. Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon are included, and water park visits are counted separately from theme park days, so a water park afternoon does not use up one of your 14 theme park days. Disney closes each water park for part of the year, so check which is open for your dates.
Yes. Park hopping is built in, so you can visit more than one Disney theme park on the same day at no extra cost.
Yes. Memory Maker, Disney's unlimited PhotoPass photo package covering ride photos and photographer shots across the parks, is included on adult tickets rather than sold as an add-on.
It is a UK and Ireland exclusive ticket, bought before you travel. It is not sold at the Walt Disney World gates.
No, it covers Walt Disney World only. For both resorts on one booking, see the Disney and Universal combo tickets, which cover the Disney parks and Universal Orlando for 14 days.
Alongside the four theme parks and two water parks, it includes 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, so your phone can be your ticket.
Your tickets are digital. They are emailed to you and saved in your Theme Park Direct account, and there is nothing to collect and no voucher to exchange before you travel. The reference on your ticket is what gets you in, so you can go straight to the park gates with it on your phone. If you would rather not use your phone at the gate, you have two options: load the reference into the park operator's own app from 30 days before your start date, or swap it for hard copy passes at a ticket window when you arrive. Both are optional and neither is needed to get in.
Our team issues your tickets after payment and uploads them to your account, and we email you when they are ready. Tickets are issued by hand and take up to 48 business hours. If you pay by standard bank transfer, we start once the funds arrive.
These tickets are non-refundable once booked. If your plans change, contact our support team before your visit and we will tell you what your ticket allows.
It depends on the ticket. Contact our support team before your visit with your order number and the new date, and we will tell you whether the park and supplier allow it. Please do not assume a change is possible before we confirm it.
Yes. Theme Park Direct is a reseller, and every ticket is official and fully valid for entry.
On eligible Florida park tickets booked well ahead of travel you can pay a deposit today and settle the balance closer to your trip. If your dates qualify, the deposit option appears in the booking panel.
We accept debit and credit card, instant bank transfer, and standard bank transfer. Bank transfer options can be cheaper than card, any saving is shown in the booking panel.
This ticket is priced and paid for in pounds sterling (GBP). The price you see is the price you pay, there are no hidden booking fees.
Our support team is here to help before and after you book. You can reach us any time via the contact page.
Lead-in prices for one ticket, read from our live booking system when this page loaded. Prices move with the season and with the date you travel, so the ticket page shows the exact figure for your dates.
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