Walt Disney World Resort $59 per day for Florida Residents

There's one thing that stays consistent with tickets to Walt Disney World theme parks in Orlando: price increases. Every few months, a few dollars are tacked on for tickets or parking fees.

Fortunately, you can usually find a discount if you are a Florida Resident. The more days you select, the less you'll pay for each visit.

With the Florida Resident Disney Ticket discounts, you can experience the magic for less. Florida Residents can purchase a 4-day ticket and visit for as low as $59 per day.

Walt Disney World Florida Resident deals: image of Cinderella's castle in Magic Kingdom
Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World Resort. Image: Adam Derewecki

Florida Resident Disney Tickets
It pays to be a Florida Resident when visiting Walt Disney World Resort!

4-day Florida Resident Ticket
Florida Residents can visit for $59 per day when purchasing a 4-day ticket. 

  • Valid through September 24, 2024.
  • Visit any of the four parks, but only one per day: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios, or Animal Kingdom.
  • Reservations are required in advance and subject to availability.
  • Tickets can be used on consecutive or non-consecutive days.
  • Bonus if you have a little one in tow: kids under 3 are free.
  • To purchase by phone, call (407) 939-5277.

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Florida Resident Annual Passes
Passes are back for 2024! The cheapest annual pass is the Disney Dixie Dust Pass and it's exclusively for Florida Residents. 

Disney Dixie Dust Pass

Show your Florida ID in advance with digital verification
You can provide proof that you are a Florida Resident before you arrive at the park. Save time by verifying in advance and online. Fill out the information upon checkout.


Disney Water Parks Florida Resident deal 
The theme park isn't running a special deal for Florida Residents right now. A one-day Disney Water Park ticket is $74 for adults.

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28 Comments

      1. When u go through....ticket is not on $40 for 1 day pass. It's on $102 & $110... So where's the link to actual $40 for FL Residents

          1. How closely do they check the tickets at the park? I have friends that live in Orlando. Would they be able to purchase the tickets and gift them to us?

          2. That's a good question! I know Disney is pretty strict on checking IDs and fingerprints. I have an annual pass, and I have to give my fingerprint every time I visit. I'm not sure if it would be the same for this type of ticket, but I'm assuming they have a process in place to prevent people from exchanging passes.

    1. I only want a one day weekend pass, how much would that be for a party of ten, four kids ages between 10 - 13

    1. Hi Joyce! I'm sorry, but I don't know the answer to this. I would contact a rep at Disney for further details. Call (407) 939-7860

  1. Do you have a link to receive the lowest prices on places to stay inside Disney with young children?

    1. Hi Gisele,
      For this particular deal, you have to use the tickets by June 24, 2018. However, Disney usually runs a similar ticket discount for Florida Residents during the fall season, so you can probably find this deal again.

  2. thanks for the workup, what I could use is cheap or free parking. These resident deals are nice but they get ya on the parking especially if its just you coming over for a few hours

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