Disney World’s $89 Season Pass is Coming Back Soon and We Now Have All the Info

Walt Disney World is bringing back its cheap water park season pass for the upcoming year, along with new discounts and perks for Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon.

Along with this news, we also got the new closing and opening dates for both of Disney World’s water parks. At Mickey Visit, we report on recent news, such as the new Disney gift card discount and refurbishments added to the Disneyland calendar.

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Disney World Bringing Back $89 Water Park Pass

Walt Disney World is bringing back its cheap water park pass that is good until May 9, 2026. The pass costs $89 for adults and $83 for children ages 3-9, and is valid from now until May 9, 2026. For comparison, a regular 1-day ticket to the water parks is typically around $74 per adult. This is a fantastic deal to take advantage of during the slower season at the water parks.

Block-out dates occur from March 28, 2026, through April 5, 2026, which also aligns with spring break season at Disney World. Disney World is home to two amazing and unique water parks: Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach.

When comparing the Disney World water parks to your hometown water parks, just think bigger and better. Expect bigger and faster waterslides, wave pools that can include surfing experiences, more immersive theming, and larger, more giant lazy rivers for guests who prefer a slower pace. Much like Disney World’s theme park attractions, the water parks deliver the same world-class level of design and experience.

New Disney Water Park Pass Perks

Disney is also adding new perks to the pass! Passholders can get 20% off their cabana rentals when they first arrive at the water park. This is a walk-up deal only and cannot be reserved in advance.

This deal is good at both Typhoon Lagoon’s Beachcomber Shacks and Blizzard Beach’s Polar Patios cabanas. This is a great perk to take advantage of if you want reserved space, although we don’t always recommend most of the water park’s upcharges since so much seating is available without paying extra.