If you are planning your getaway to Orlando this 2026, there is fresh news from Disney Parks. The company has just announced the return of its long-awaited season passes to Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and Disney’s Blizzard Beach, incorporating benefits that will make your visit much more relaxed and economical.
This is the ideal opportunity for those looking to maximize their budget without sacrificing magic. Here we tell you everything you need to know to take advantage of this offer.
Passes are now on sale for Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and Disney’s Blizzard Beach.
Exclusive prices and benefits
According to Disney’s latest update, passes can now be purchased for $89 (plus tax) for adults and $83 (plus tax) for children ages 3 to 9. But this year, the news is not just the price, but the “extras” that are included:
- Discounted Relaxation: Pass holders will receive a 20% discount on cabana rentals (Polar Patios at Blizzard Beach or Beachcomber Shacks at Typhoon Lagoon). Note: This benefit applies only to those who arrive at the park without prior reservation (walk-up).
- Mini-Golf Bonus: Want a break from the water? The pass now includes a complimentary round of miniature golf, redeemable before 4:00 pm on any pass validity date at the fun Winter Summerland Miniature Golf resort.
Summer Passes: Unlimited visits and key dates for 2026
For those looking to cool off all season long, these passes include unlimited visits to both the tropical world of Typhoon Lagoon and the winter-themed Blizzard Beach. Validity extends until May 9, 2026.
However, there are some logistical details and block dates that you need to write down on your calendar:
- Blackout dates: The pass cannot be used between March 28 and April 5, 2026, coinciding with the spring high season.
- The big change of parks: Typhoon Lagoon will close its doors for seasonal maintenance on February 14, 2026. You have until that date to enjoy its famous wave pool!
Blizzard Beach will take over and reopen its doors the next day, February 15, 2026, ready to welcome all adventurers.
Tip for Florida residents
If you live in the “Sunshine State”, remember that special offers have also been activated for the main parks (Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, etc.), with 2-day ticket options for $199 that can be the perfect complement to your water park pass.