We want you to get the most out of your ‘luxury villa’ stay in Solterra, Davenport (near Championsgate and just south of the Disney World Resort area). To help out, we have sourced the following blog post to keep you up to date with news from Walt Disney World Resort. Thanks to the guys over at Blog Mickey for the original post...
Guests can now purchase an interesting ticket called the 4-Park Magic Ticket. The price of the ticket boils down to $99 per day and includes admission into each of the four Walt Disney World theme parks once. This is the first multi-day ticket that Disney World has offered that doesn’t require a Disney Park Pass theme park reservation.
As we continue to navigate a “moderation” of crowd levels at Walt Disney World, it will be interesting to see how many more ticket deals might be introduced that drop the Disney Park Pass reservation requirement. At the same time, a new Florida Resident ticket still requires a reservation, as do the vast majority of other ticket types.
Disney World’s Park Pass Hokey Pokey
As Disney World attempts to sunset the Disney Park Pass reservation system for most guests, this summer could get a little confusing
Here’s a breakdown of the current landscape for the Disney Park Pass reservation system at Disney World through January 8, 2024:
| Admission Type | Do I Need to Make a Theme Park Reservation? |
|---|---|
| 4-Park Magic Ticket | No |
| 1-day ticket for a specific date and theme park | No |
| 1-day ticket for a specific date with Park Hopper option or Park Hopper Plus option | Yes |
| Date-based multi-day ticket | Yes |
| Vacation package with date-based tickets | Yes |
| Annual Pass | Yes |
| Florida Resident Disney Summer Magic Ticket | Yes |
| All other admission types (including Youth, Sport and Convention tickets) | Yes |
As always, keep checking back with us here at BlogMickey.com as we continue to bring you the latest news, photos, and info from around the Disney Parks!
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