After 2pm summer GP offer

[gottalovepluto]

Disney link

Choose from 2-day and 3-day tickets. Limit one theme park per day. Theme park reservations are not required with this ticket.
Dates & Ticket Usage
This is a date-based ticket with start dates from May 26 to July 29, 2026. The 2-day ticket must be used within 4 days of selected start date; the 3-day ticket must be used within 5 days of selected start date.
Important Information
Ticket is valid for admission only after 2 PM to one theme park each day. All tickets and options are nontransferable and nonrefundable, and exclude activities/events that are separately priced or not open to the general public.
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Interesting new ticket offer. Idk if pricing is any good. Sorta seems like convention type ticket offers. Don't see any limits on which parks, just that you can only do 1 park/day. Details say no LLs or reservations or mobile orders before 2pm will be valid so no games here haha. No park reservations required so that's nice.

 

[mom2rtk]

Prices are too high to justify that. In summer 2 pm is way too hot to start your day. So I would consider that an after 4 or even after 5 ticket. Too high.

 

[elleherself]

The pricing is terrible, only $35 to $50 discount per day, compared to regularly priced tickets spanning the same time, to miss nearly half of the typical hours of the day. I'm struggling to think of who this is for. Convention goers I guess?

 

[bobbiwoz]

I am glad to see that you all think these are priced too high to be attractive!

 

[DL1WDW2]

They might seem too high
Unless WDW increases ticket prices .

 

[thanxfornoticin]

No thank you. I know they're always trying different approaches, but this would be a non-starter for us. Not nearly enough value. Plus the 'no park reservations' is useless since almost all park entries after 2PM already do not require a park reservation - just MK on weekends.

 

[gottalovepluto]

The pricing is terrible, only $35 to $50 discount per day, compared to regularly priced tickets spanning the same time, to miss nearly half of the typical hours of the day. I'm struggling to think of who this is for. Convention goers I guess?

If the convention is connected with Disney they get their own special ticket offers

 

[gottalovepluto]

No thank you. I know they're always trying different approaches, but this would be a non-starter for us. Not nearly enough value. Plus the 'no park reservations' is useless since almost all park entries after 2PM already do not require a park reservation - just MK on weekends.

Special tickets usually require park reservations.

 

[CoachBeard]

Is this an April Fools joke?

 

[gottalovepluto]

The pricing is terrible, only $35 to $50 discount per day, compared to regularly priced tickets spanning the same time, to miss nearly half of the typical hours of the day. I'm struggling to think of who this is for. Convention goers I guess?

$35-$50/person can add up for a family on a tight budget- but I would die from the heat not starting a park until 2pm!

Maybe this is aimed at the off-site budget traveler who is used to a FL type climate?

 

[gottalovepluto]

Is this an April Fools joke?

No

 

[thanxfornoticin]

Special tickets usually require park reservations.

Even after 2PM? Is that specific to APs not needing them after 2PM?

 

[CoachBeard]

No

Ouch. Ok sorry.

 

[scrappinginontario]

'Value' may be worth it to some who otherwise could not go to the parks at all. As others have shared, those amounts can add up for families so possibly this will help a few?

I agree it's not beneficial to many but hopefully makes going to the parks affordable to some who otherwise could not go.

 

[lanejudy]

Even after 2PM? Is that specific to APs not needing them after 2PM?

APs do not need a park reservation after 2pm, but I believe other non-dated tickets do.

 

[thanxfornoticin]

Thanks. Always learning! I thought it was more generic for all tickets that still require park reservations.

 

[georgina]

It is actually perfect for someone like me, looking for a short break, have airline and hotel points to use, about 15 WP days from old non-expiring tickets. The 2 day ticket is around $262. (I paid $199 for a 1 day Epcot ticket my last trip). MK is usually open later in summer. There is a DHS AH event when I am thinking of going, about $190 after tax, which comparing to the 3 day ticket which is $125 more than the 2 day, might be worth using a discounted Disney GC on. I may do it!

 

[elleherself]

If the convention is connected with Disney they get their own special ticket offers

I was thinking more like unconnected things. For years my cousin has come to Orlando to handle dogs for the AKC Eukanuba show that they host in Orlando. She's usually done by noon or 1 pm, ring call times are early. So maybe people involved in similar things like that. In past years this might have been a good option. The show is in December though.

It could be a good arrival day option but having to commit to 2 half days is the stickler.