Disney has launched a new 4-Day, 4-Park Winter Saver ticket for UK guests, giving one day at each of the four Walt Disney World theme parks for arrivals from 3rd January to 6th March 2027. It costs from £430.39, and children aged 3 to 9 pay exactly the same price as adults. The ticket doesn't include park hopping or water park entry, and Memory Maker isn't included either.
Article Summary
- Ticket: The Disney 4-Day, 4-Park Ticket, with one day each at Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom.
- Price: From £430.39 per person, with children aged 3 to 9 paying the same as adults.
- Dates: Arrivals from 3rd January to 6th March 2027, booked by 1st March 2027.
- Not included: Park hopping, water parks and Memory Maker.
- Validity: Six consecutive days from your chosen start date, with no repeat visits to the same park.
- Our view: The 7-Day Magic Ticket from £512.76 is much better value for most UK guests.
Check Winter Saver and 7-Day ticket prices
Read on for the full rules, the side-by-side maths against the 7-Day and 14-Day tickets, and who this ticket suits.
As far as we're aware, it's the first Walt Disney World ticket shorter than seven days that Disney has sold to UK guests in recent memory. For at least the last decade, the UK line-up has been the 7-Day and 14-Day Magic Tickets, plus the 21-Day ticket that has since disappeared.
What Is The Disney 4-Day, 4-Park Winter Saver Ticket?
The Winter Saver gives you one day at each of Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom. You can leave and come back into the same park on the same day, but you can't hop to a second park, and once you've used your Magic Kingdom day there's no going back for another.
The ticket lasts six consecutive days from the start date you choose, whether or not you use it that day. Any park days you haven't used by the end of those six days are lost. It can be used during published park hours, including early or extended hours if you're eligible for them, such as by staying at a Disney hotel. It's also non-transferable, so the same person has to use it on all four days.
How Much Is The Disney World Winter Saver Ticket?
The 4-Day, 4-Park Ticket costs from £430.39, which works out at £107.60 per park day. Children aged 3 to 9 pay exactly the same price as adults on this ticket, which is unusual, as the 7-Day and 14-Day Magic Tickets both have a lower child price. Children under 3 don't need a ticket. That means a family of four with two children aged 3 to 9 would pay from £1,721.56 for four days in the parks.
Check the Winter Saver price for your dates
Is The 4-Day Winter Saver Ticket Better Value Than The 7-Day Ticket?
For most people, no. The 7-Day Magic Ticket starts from £512.76 per adult, which is £82.37 more than the Winter Saver. For that you get three more park days, park hopping, entry to whichever Disney water park is open, mini golf and Memory Maker, which Disney values at $210 on the gate. You can also go back to the same park on as many of your seven days as you like, so a second Magic Kingdom day is no problem.
Technically, only one person in your party needs Memory Maker, but they have to be the one collecting every photo. On rides where the photos are taken automatically, you may not end up with them all, so realistically each adult usually needs their own. The 7-Day and 14-Day tickets include it on every adult ticket, while the Winter Saver ticket doesn't include it at all. The gap is smaller for children aged 3 to 9, because they pay the full adult price on the Winter Saver but a lower child price on the Magic Tickets. If you're travelling with younger children, check the 7-Day child price for your dates before you write it off.
| Feature | 4-Day, 4-Park Ticket | 7-Day Magic Ticket | 14-Day Magic Ticket |
|---|---|---|---|
| From price per adult | £430.39 | £512.76 | £532 before discounts |
| Child price (ages 3-9) | Same as adult | Lower child price | Lower child price |
| Park days | 4 (one per park) | 7 | 14 |
| Must be used within | 6 consecutive days | 15 days | 18 days |
| Cost per day at from price | £107.60 | £73.25 | £38.00 |
| Park hopping | No | Yes | Yes |
| Water park entry | No | Yes, whichever is open | Yes, whichever is open |
| Memory Maker | No | Included with adult tickets | Included with adult tickets |
| Arrival dates | 3rd January - 6th March 2027 | Up to 31st December 2027 | Up to 31st December 2027 |
| Best suited for | A short Disney stop as part of a wider Florida trip | Trips of around a week, with rest days | Trips of 10 nights or more |
From-prices are Disney's lowest per adult (ages 10+) and may apply to different arrival dates, so compare all three for your own dates before booking.
The 14-Day ticket also gets 10% off for arrivals from 9th January to 26th March 2027 when you book by 31st March 2027, which covers most of the Winter Saver window. We've covered the full details in our 2027 Disney World ticket offer article.
Compare 4-Day, 7-Day and 14-Day ticket prices
Who Is The Disney World Winter Saver Ticket For?
I'm not sure who Disney expects to pick this over the 7-Day ticket. When an extra £82.37 per adult buys three more days plus Memory Maker and park hopping. My guess is that part of its job is to make the 7-Day and 14-Day Magic Tickets look like better value by sitting so close to them on price.
There is a smaller group it could suit. If you're combining Disney with Universal, the beaches or another part of Florida and only want one day in each Disney park, four days may be all you'll use. The same goes for adults who never park hop and wouldn't use a water park in January or February. It also gives UK guests a way to buy a short Disney ticket in pounds without needing a VPN to book shorter tickets on Disney's US site.
It's hardest to justify for families with children aged 3 to 9, who pay the adult price here. Anyone staying for a typical UK trip of 7 nights or more is better off with a Magic Ticket, and our Disney Magic Tickets UK guide covers those in more detail.
How Does The Winter Saver Ticket Fit UK School Holidays?
The arrival window from 3rd January to 6th March 2027 covers February half term, which falls in mid-February for most English schools. It opens just as most schools go back after Christmas and finishes well before Easter, with Easter Sunday on 28th March 2027. Term dates vary by council, so check your own school's dates, and remember the booking deadline of 1st March 2027 comes before the last arrival date.
See ticket prices for February half term
How To Book The Disney World 4-Day Winter Saver Ticket
- Go to the Disney Holidays ticket page and enter the number of guests aged 10+ and aged 3 to 9, knowing both pay the same on this ticket.
- Choose the 4-Day, 4-Park Ticket, which carries the Winter Saver label.
- Pick a start date between 3rd January and 6th March 2027, as your six-day window begins on that date whether you visit a park or not.
- Check the total in the booking summary against the 7-Day ticket for the same dates before paying.
- Pay in full by 1st March 2027, then plan which park you'll visit on each day, as you only get one day per park.
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Disney World Winter Saver Ticket: Your Questions Answered
What is the Disney World Winter Saver ticket?
It's a 4-Day, 4-Park Ticket giving one day each at Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom, for arrivals from 3rd January to 6th March 2027.
How much is the Disney 4-Day, 4-Park ticket?
From £430.39 per person, and you need to book by 1st March 2027.
Do children pay less for the Disney Winter Saver ticket?
No. Children aged 3 to 9 pay the same price as adults. Children under 3 don't need a ticket.
Can you park hop with the Disney 4-Day, 4-Park ticket?
No. You can visit one theme park per day, although you can leave and re-enter that park on the same day.
Can you visit the same Disney park twice with the 4-Day, 4-Park ticket?
No. Each park can only be visited on one day.
Does the Winter Saver ticket include water parks or Memory Maker?
No. Neither is included. Both come with the 7-Day and 14-Day Magic Tickets, with Memory Maker on adult tickets only.
How long is the Disney 4-Day, 4-Park ticket valid for?
Six consecutive days from your chosen start date. Any days not used within those six days are lost.
