If you’re heading to Disney World next week, there’s some information you’ll need to know.
As you plan your trip and figure out which park you want to visit, you’ll need to know when the parks are open, as well as the availability of Park Pass Reservations — which are required to enter the park. With special events like Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party and other factors, park hours and Park Pass availability fluctuate, so we’re here to bring you a look at when the parks are open and Park Pass Availability for next week, September 11th to September 17th.
Magic Kingdom Park Hours
Next week, Magic Kingdom park hours are a little all over the place due to the Halloween Party. There are parties on September 11th, September 13th, and September 16th, so the park is open from 8AM-6PM.
On September 12th, Magic Kingdom is open from 9AM-10PM, and on September 14th, September 15th, and September 17th, it’s open from 9AM-11PM. There will also be Extended Evening Hours (for select Disney World Resort hotel guests) in Magic Kingdom on September 14th from 11PM-1AM.
EPCOT Park Hours
EPCOT is open every single day next week from 8:30AM to 9PM.Â
On Tuesday, September 12th, there are Extended Evening Hours from 9PM-11PM.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios Park Hours
Disney’s Hollywood Studios, just like EPCOT, has the same hours every day next week.
You’ll be able to visit Hollywood Studios from 8:30AM-9PM every single day next week. This will make park hopping between Hollywood Studios and EPCOT easy!
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park Hours
Disney’s Animal Kingdom is continuing its trend of limiting its park hours on the weekdays next week.
On September 11th, the park is open from 8AM-8PM. However, on the weekdays (September 12th to September 16th), Animal Kingdom is open from 8AM-7PM. On Saturday, September 17th, the park is back to being open from 8AM-8PM.
Park Pass Reservation Availability
Now it’s time to take a look at Park Pass Reservation availability for next week! Availability is wide open from Theme Park Tickets next week.
Availability is also wide open for guests who are staying at Select Disney World Resort hotels next week, as well.
Now, let’s take a look at the Park Pass availability for Disney World Annual Passes! For the Incredi Pass…
…Sorcerer Pass…
…and Pirate Pass, park pass availability is wide open for next week!
The Pixie Dust Pass is blocked out on weekends, but other than that, has wide open availability next week, as well.Â
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I can not believe they went a whole D23 Expo without addressing Annual Passes for new Florida residents. I am beyond heartbroken that I can not get one for the family (we’re looking at Pirate Passes). What a shame because it was a major reason I agreed to moved to Florida.