Walt Disney World Resort Holidays

This year is the 50th Anniversary of Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, and there’s a new dining offer to celebrate the occasion. For bookings made between 20th May 2021 and 2nd November 2021, for selected travel dates in 2022, customers will receive a Disney Dining Credit worth up to $950. The credit value is based on a 14-night stay in selected Disney Resort hotels, when adding a Disney ticket at the time of booking. And if you book between 4th August 2021 and 2nd November 2021, for selected travel dates in 2022, you’ll receive the Disney Dining Credit plus $100 of Disney Spending Money and Disney’s 14-Day Ultimate Ticket for the price of Disney’s 7-Day Ultimate Ticket. You’ll find the full details on our dedicated Disney Dining Credit page, and for extra info visit our terms & conditions page.

Do you dream of waking up in a fairy tale land? If yes, then you’re in luck – to celebrate the 50^th Anniversary of Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, we’re giving you an exclusive chance to win a one-night stay in the Cinderella Castle Suite. The unbookable suite, where only a handful of lucky guests have stayed before, is situated on the 4th floor of the iconic Cinderella Castle, in Magic Kingdom Park. And you’ll only have the chance to land this legendary prize with TUI. All you have to do is book a 2022 package holiday to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida with TUI, between 6th September and 9th November, to be in with a chance of winning. Once you’ve booked your trip you can enter the competition here. And if you haven’t sorted your getaway yet, why not have a browse through our full range of Walt Disney World Resort holidays. T&Cs apply.

We’re sure you’ll have questions about what to expect when you visit Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. Disney have created a Know Before You Go website, where you’ll find important information, including details on Park reservations and health and safety measures.

NEW Disney Park Pass system

To manage attendance in their Parks, Walt Disney World Resort has introduced the Disney Park Pass system, a new Theme Park reservation system that you can access on mydisneyexperience.co.uk. All guests must reserve their Theme Park entry in advance using this system.

To book your reservations if you’re staying at a Disney onsite hotel, you’ll need to visit My Disney Experience and log in or create a profile. Use your TUI booking reference number and lead passenger name to link the ticket to your profile, and check for the date and Theme Park you wish to visit. To enter a Disney Park, you’ll need both a reservation and valid admission for the same Park on the same date.

Please note that reservations are limited in capacity, subject to availability and are not guaranteed until they’re confirmed.

You can view the latest park availability at any time using the Disney Park Pass system. Park reservation availability is expected to vary from time to time. We recommend using this tool to check availability before you purchase your Disney Park Tickets.

Walt Disney World Resort is stretched out across the heart of sun-drenched Florida, with amazing Disney Parks and a huge crop of speciality hotels and restaurants in its repertoire. The whole lot's delivered with a sprinkle of trademark Disney magic, too.

There’s always something new and magical to discover at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. All eyes are on Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, a new land at Disney's Hollywood Studios that lets you live your own Star Wars™ story in a galaxy far, far away. You'll be immersed in a mysterious outpost that's a haven for scoundrels, rogues and smugglers. Elsewhere, you can fly with banshees in Pandora – The World of AVATAR and hit the high seas on the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Plus over at EPCOT Anna and Elsa get in on the act, in Frozen Ever After.

Check the Know Before You Go hub for the most up to date information. Certain parks, hotels, restaurants and other offerings may be modified or unavailable, limited in capacity and subject to limited availability or closure.