Seven days of Disney magic for 2027 visits, exclusively for UK guests booking before they travel.
| AttractionTix | £649 pp | Book at AttractionTix |
Checked 3 Nov 2026. This ticket is currently sold by one seller only. The price on the seller's page when you book is the one that counts.
One-week trips, or two-week trips where Disney is sharing the schedule with Universal, SeaWorld and the Gulf coast. Seven park days over a ten-day window is enough to see all four parks properly and revisit favourites.
Seven days of admission to all four Walt Disney World theme parks, usable within ten days of first use, with Park Hopper included so you can move between parks on the same day. The water parks and Memory Maker are included, exactly as on the 14-day ticket. Lightning Lane is not included.
The 7-day and 14-day tickets are often within £30 of each other, and occasionally the 14-day is cheaper on one seller than the 7-day on the other. That is deliberate pricing by Disney to push UK guests towards the longer ticket, and it means the 7-day only makes sense when you are certain seven days is enough. If you are staying longer than a week and there is any chance of an extra Disney day, the 14-day ticket is the safer purchase.
Right for a seven-night holiday or a split trip. Wrong for a fortnight unless the price gap on the day is unusually large. Compare both sellers below.
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