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  • On Feb 9, 2019
    Kristin from NY Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Hello, my parents & myself own property In Florida. We are planning a trip to Disney. I am wondering how many tickets we are able to buy showing proof of residency? We have a total of 7 adults/5 children.We will be able to buy them all at discount?

    Hi Kristin,
    Thanks for visiting us here at the Disney Parks Moms Panel! 

    The Walt Disney World Resort has a few guidelines for establishing residency in Florida with regards to discounted theme park tickets.  Naturally, if any of the adults in your party already has a Florida Driver's License or ID card, that would suffice as proof.  Additionally, there are a few other things such as a mortgage statement or utility bill that may be used, but please note that those items have to be in the individual's name to count as proof of residency.  For adults, each person has to individually have proof of address; one person cannot cover the entire group and purchase Florida resident tickets.  Please review the site I have linked above for specific details, as they may be helpful to you and those in your party.  Identification is not required for minors to prove residency.

    Kristin, I hope this answers your question; please come back and see us if you have any additional questions about your upcoming Walt Disney World Resort vacation!

    Best Wishes,
    Amy S.
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Meet the Panelist: Amy, Florida

I’ve grown up in Central Florida and have been visiting Disney Parks for over 30 years. Now that I’m a mom myself of a blended family with four kids, I love sharing Disney’s year-round special events with my family. Some of our favorite events are the Flower and Garden Festival, Epcot's International Food and Wine Festival and Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party. Let me help you plan something extraordinary for your next Disney Parks vacation! Learn More About Amy

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