Happy Veterans Day! And Disney is celebrating in the best way possible. Walt Disney World just dropped its 2027 military offers, and honestly, they’re really good.
We’re talking discounted park tickets, a ticket that lets you visit all year long, and up to 30% off Disney Resort hotel rooms. Military families, this one’s for you.
Who Can Use These Deals?
These offers are for active and retired members of the U.S. military. That includes the National Guard, Reservists, the Coast Guard, and the Space Force. Active and retired members of the Commissioned Corps of the Public Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration qualify too.
And spouses with a valid, active U.S. military ID can get in on it as well.
The Big One: Visit All Year Long
Okay, let’s start with the star of the show. The Disney Celebrates America Military Salute Ticket is back for another year, and it lets you visit as many times as you want from January 1 through December 21, 2027.
It’s $549 with Park Hopper or $579 with Park Hopper Plus. That’s $50 more than last year, but if you’re planning to go more than once, it’s honestly a steal. You just need a park reservation, and you can hold up to five at a time on a rolling basis.
The Multi-Day Tickets
If you’re just planning one trip, there are 4-, 5-, and 6-day tickets too. They each went up $20 from last year.
The 4-Day is $429 with Park Hopper or $459 with Park Hopper Plus. The 5-Day is $449 or $479. And the 6-Day is $469 or $499. All before tax.
The Not-So-Fun Fine Print
All of these tickets are valid from January 1 through December 21, 2027, but there are two blackout periods: March 21 through April 3 for spring break and November 21 through November 27 for Thanksgiving week. And you’ll need a park reservation every time you go.
Service members and spouses can buy up to six tickets for family and friends, and one of them has to be for the service member or spouse. If you already have a Disney World Annual Pass, you can only buy five.
Just know these aren’t Annual Passes, so they don’t include free parking or Passholder discounts.
Where to Buy Them
Here’s a money-saving tip. Buy them at a military base ticket office like Shades of Green. There’s no tax there, and some base offices actually sell them for less than Disney’s prices.
You can also buy them at Disney World ticket windows, but you’ll pay tax. Either way, bring your military ID, and make sure to activate your tickets at a park ticket window before your first visit.
Oh, and Memory Maker is just $98 at park ticket windows, with a limit of two per service member or spouse. Totally worth it for all those family photos.
Up to 30% Off Hotel Rooms
Now for the hotel deals. The biggest savings are in the summer, from June 1 through August 31, 2027.
Deluxe and Disney Vacation Club resorts are 30% off in summer and 25% off other nights. Moderate resorts and Art of Animation Family Suites are 25% off in summer and 20% off other nights. Value resorts and Fort Wilderness Campsites are 20% off in summer and 15% off the rest of the time.
You can stay anywhere from one to 14 nights, with the same blockout dates as the tickets. And you can book now through December 21, 2027.
Lakeshore Lodge Is Included!
This is the coolest part. Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge, the brand-new resort opening July 1, 2027, is part of the deal. So military families can stay at Disney World’s newest hotel for 30% off during its first two months. Talk about a VIP move.
Also new this year, King Bed Rooms at Coronado Springs are now in the top tier, and Art of Animation Family Suites moved to the moderate tier.
A few rooms aren’t included, like Club Level at Jambo House, the Cabins at Copper Creek, the Bungalows and bigger villas at the Polynesian, and all three-bedroom villas. Rooms are limited, so call (407) 939-7830 to book. And the service member or spouse has to stay in the room and show a military ID at check-in.
Thank You for Your Service
For military families, time together isn’t always easy to come by. Deals like these make it a little easier to make memories that last.
So, are you planning a Disney trip with these offers?
