Hiya, Rita! Welcome back to planDisney!
There's just one more sleep until you step into the magic, and I'm sure you're counting the minutes! Before you know it, you'll be strolling down Main Street U.S.A. with a Mickey pretzel in hand, so let's get straight to your question.
Currently,
Theme Park Reservations are only required for some admission types, so whether or not you'll need one depends on what kind of ticket you have. If you're using a date-based 1-day or multi-day ticket, you will
not need a Theme Park Reservation to enter Magic Kingdom Park. This includes Standard Theme Park Tickets and the
Park Hopper® Option.
However, you
will need to make a Theme Park Reservation if you're using one of the following admission types:
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Walt Disney World Annual Pass-Military Salute Tickets
-Student group tickets
-Sports and Convention tickets
-Some other types of tickets
If you do need to make a Theme Park Reservation, you can
check availability here before making your reservation on the Disney World website or through your
My Disney Experience app. I just took a peek, and as of right now, reservations for your date are still available at Magic Kingdom!
Once you're in the park, I hope you'll check out a few of my favorite attractions, like TRON Lightcycle / Run and Tiana's Bayou Adventure, which are both great picks if you're up for a thrill. But don't forget to slow things down with a ride on the
Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover! I love to ride this one at night during the
Happily Ever After fireworks. It's the perfect way to end your night on a magical (and relaxing!) note.
I hope this information is helpful, Rita, and that all your dreams come true on your visit to the Magic Kingdom. If you have any other planning questions, you know where to find me right here at planDisney!
Magic awaits,
Allison