Hi Sanaa,
Welcome back to planDisney! Thanks for planning your next visit to Walt Disney World with us. I love that you’re thinking ahead to a 2027 visit - I always say that the best way to have a successful Disney trip is to plan for it. You’ll be happy to know that you can find ticket pricing for the dates you’re considering right here on the
Ticket Calendar. Just select your ticket type and take a look at the pricing in the calendar. I also want to remind you of the fact that Disney releases new deals on the
Special Offers page periodically. You can probably expect to start seeing deals for 2027 visits later this year or early next year, so keep an eye out.
Guests of hotels in the
Disney Resorts Collection receive complimentary parking at all 4 theme parks. Guests staying elsewhere can find all current
parking fees here. Don’t forget to use the
Car Locator feature in the
My Disney Experience app. You’ll be happy you did at the end of a busy park day when you need to remember where you left your car!
Bringing littles to Disney World is always so much fun. Seeing the magic through their little eyes is amazing. One thing I’ve learned as a mom is that the smaller the Mouseketeer, the more strategic you need to be to have a successful day with them in the parks. For toddlers, I always suggest bringing your own stroller and rain cover. Sure, you can
rent one in the parks but these are not typically the best for stroller naps so they are best for older kids. If you’re traveling in the summer, bring a stroller fan and cooling towels as well. In addition to these, pack sunscreen, a lightweight blanket, a sweater for cool evenings, wipes for hands and faces, an extra outfit (remember that Disney resorts have laundry facilities to help you pack light), food storage bags in varying sizes for leftover snacks and soiled clothing, a small first aid kit, snacks you know your littles love, and small fun toys to keep little hands busy while waiting in attraction queues.
Bonus tip: don’t forget to use the
Baby Care Centers! They are located in each theme park and are super helpful for parents. Inside these air conditioned centers you’ll find toddler-sized toilets, changing tables, feeding areas, a sink, microwaves and even some baby and toddler staples for purchase just in case you forgot something. They’re a great resource.
Sanaa, I hope this information is helpful. If you have any additional questions about your future visit be sure to visit us again here at planDisney. We’ll see ya real soon!
Sakinah