Overview
- Disney World began selling the new tickets Wednesday, with online purchase available for park days between May 26 and July 29.
- The offer lets guests enter one park per day only after 2 p.m., comes in 2‑day and 3‑day versions, requires no park reservations, and must be used within 4 or 5 days of the chosen start date.
- Prices vary by date, dropping to about $116–$118 per day in late July and peaking near the July 4 holiday at roughly $154–$158 per day.
- The ticket excludes Early Theme Park Entry and invalidates Lightning Lane, dining, and Mobile Order bookings scheduled before 2 p.m., and entry remains subject to capacity limits.
- Industry coverage frames the launch as a targeted pricing tool that could shift more visitors to afternoons and evenings as Disney fine-tunes attendance and revenue for the summer.