Disney World Announces ‘Florida Resident Disney Weekday Magic Ticket’ Sale

Earlier this week, Busch Gardens in Tampa announced a ticket sale. But, if you're looking to get some time at Disney World this winter, well, you're in luck. Now they have a sale too. The new ‘Florida Resident Disney Weekday Magic Ticket’ sale was just announced. According to Walt Disney World News Today "For guests with Florida Residency, you can now get a special weekday ticket starting at $175 (plus tax), with additional days coming in at $20 each. Tickets are available for up to four days."

So a two day ticket is $175 plus tax. Three day is $195, and a four day is $215. If you want the Park Hopper, you can add an extra park to that ticket for $40.

You'll need to go soon, and it looks like you'll also need to take off work to go. This ticket is valid January 10 through April 27 and on weekdays only.

You need to be a Florida resident and reserve your date. Here's the blackout dates:

If you plan on staying at one of Disney's hotels, you'll also want this link for the Florida Resident Disney Resort Discount.

https://wdwnt.com/2022/10/florida-residents-save-disney-world-hotels-2023/

If you're planning a trip to Disney World in 2023, here's the best time to visit the Happiest Place On Earth.

Everyone knows the enchantment of Disney World spells a magical adventure! From families and friends to couples, solo travelers and even marathoners - Orlando's Walt Disney World is an unequalled experience in the shining Floridian sun.

But with visitor demand at its peak, it pays to plan your trip wisely. A few years ago I had some friends come down with their kids for spring break. Of course they wanted to go to Disney, and I didn't want to miss out on seeing the kids experience it for the first time. Well, I'll tell ya, after that trip, I know when to avoid the parks. I've never gotten hit by so many strollers and the crowds were almost too much to bear. We did get on some rides, but not nearly as many as if we went at another time of year.

Keeping your dream vacation afloat can be overwhelming but luckily there is help available through travel agents like Lauren Masarik of Intouch Vacations, who has spent over 12 years selling every kind of Disney getaway imaginable - so go ahead, live out those fairytale dreams without sweating any details!

Right after school holidays. Not to say it'll be dead (Disney never is), but usually the lowest crowds are right after those school breaks, so you can target mid-January, late April to early May and late August to late September when people don't want to pull their kids out of school.

It all depends on what you're looking for. If you like mid 70s to mid 80s, going in March or late October through late November will give you the best chance for that. If you want extreme heat and humidity, shoot for May-July, but also expect daily rain showers. December-February can get chilly, but temperatures do fluctuate during the day so layer up so you're prepared either way. 

Late August - September is idea because theme park pricing and hotel rooms are priced for demand. During the year, prices for tickets don't go up or down too drastically, however the most expensive days are around the Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas holiday weeks. The more days you visit though, the less overall you will pay per day.

Here, it really all depends what you're going for, if it's for a specific festival or event. For flexible travelers, Lauren always recommends late April to early May if you want to travel the first half of the year or mid-November/mid-December to enjoy the holiday decorations.

The weeks around Easter; Spring Break and again the week between Christmas and New Year’s. Not to say it's not beautiful at Christmas, because it definitely is, but if you choose that week between holidays, prepare for madness. I went to Epcot the Monday before Christmas and it was busy, but we got on almost everything and didn't have to wait too long for food/drinks either. Magic Kingdom was above average, but Epcot was average and Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios were actually below average crowds.