Disney Water Park Seasonal Pass Is Back at the Same $89, and This Time It Runs to May 15, 2027

Disney Water Park Seasonal Pass Is Back at the Same $89, and This Time It Runs to May 15, 2027

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Same price, a lot more calendar. Walt Disney World is selling the Disney Water Park Seasonal Pass again, and at $89 plus tax it costs exactly what last season's pass cost. What changed is how long you get to use it: this one runs through May 15, 2027.

WDWMagic and WDW News Today both posted the return on Tuesday, September 15. Neither outlet gave a date for when sales opened.

Summit Plummet's rust-red tower at Disney's Blizzard Beach, with its pale aqua water slide dropping from the top platform down the snow-capped peak under a clear blue sky

Blizzard Beach, the only Disney water park open right now. Photo: WDW News Today

What the pass costs

  • $89 plus tax for anyone 10 or older.
  • $83 plus tax for children aged 3 to 9.
  • A single day water park ticket is $74, per WDWMagic, so the pass pays for itself on the second visit.
  • Parking at the water parks is free, so that is not an extra.

How the window compares

Last season's pass went on sale on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, at the same $89 and $83, and it ran through May 9, 2026. That was a window of just under five months. This one is available now and runs to May 15, 2027, which is about eight months.

Go back one more season for the price history. That pass went on sale on Wednesday, September 4, 2024, at $79 plus tax ($73 for ages 3 to 9) and ran through May 23, 2025. So the pass has gone from $79 in September 2024 to $89 now, a $10 increase at both age tiers, while a single day ticket has stayed at $74 across all three seasons. That 2024 pass also ran about eight and a half months, a slightly longer window than this one, so a season this long is not new for this pass.

Blockout dates for 2026-2027: February 19 to 21 and March 20 to 28, 2027. That is 12 days you cannot use it, against nine blocked days last season (March 28 to April 5, 2026).

What comes with it

  • One round of mini golf. You have to play it before 4:00 PM, on a single date of your choosing inside the pass window, and it can be used at one of two courses, Fantasia Gardens and Fairways Miniature Golf or Winter Summerland Miniature Golf.
  • 20% off same-day cabana rentals, subject to availability, and it has to be arranged in person at the water park (WDWNT and WDWMagic both say so). WDWMagic's write-up of last season's pass put the Polar Patios at Blizzard Beach and the Beachcomber Shacks at Typhoon Lagoon, so with Typhoon Lagoon closed only the Blizzard Beach half of that discount is usable right now.

Guests floating in inner tubes along Cross Country Creek at Disney's Blizzard Beach, a turquoise lazy river winding between trees, with families sitting under teal umbrellas on a wooden deck beside it

Cross Country Creek at Blizzard Beach, in one of Disney's own photos of the water park. Image credit: Disney

The catch: one park

Admission is good at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park or Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park, but only at whichever one is operating on the date you go. Right now that is Blizzard Beach only. WDWMagic reports that Typhoon Lagoon is down for its yearly refurbishment and that Disney has announced no reopening date, and puts it plainly: "That means this pass will likely only get you into Blizzard Beach until spring 2027."

Disney has been alternating the two water parks. In each of the three seasons WDWMagic has covered this pass, one park was operating while the other was down for its annual refurbishment. Last season Typhoon Lagoon was the one open when the pass launched in December, with Blizzard Beach scheduled at the time to reopen on February 15.

The fine print

Per WDWMagic: the pass cannot be transferred or refunded, it has to be used by the same person on every visit, and it does not cover activities or events that carry a separate charge or that are not open to the general public.

Our take: if you live locally and Blizzard Beach is a regular stop, two visits clear the price. If you were holding out for Typhoon Lagoon, there is still no date for it, and the pass window is the thing being sold here, not the second park.

Sources

Image credits: Summit Plummet photo by WDW News Today. Cross Country Creek photo by Disney.

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