2027 Military Salute Tickets Return at Disney World
Published November 11, 2026
Walt Disney World’s 2027 Military Salute ticket offer was reported on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, according to reports. As of Wednesday, November 11, the reported offer includes tickets valid January 1 through December 21, 2027, with blockout dates in late March, early April, and Thanksgiving week.
The 2027 lineup reportedly brings back the Disney Celebrates America Military Salute Ticket, a repeat-visit option priced at $549 plus tax for Park Hopper and $579 plus tax for Park Hopper Plus. The offer is listed on Disney’s official offer page, according to the report.
The standard 2027 Military Salute ticket options are reported at $429 for 4 days, $449 for 5 days, and $469 for 6 days with Park Hopper. Park Hopper Plus versions are reported at $459, $479, and $499, respectively.
The reported blockout dates are March 21 through April 3, 2027, and November 21 through November 27, 2027. Memory Maker is reported at $98 for eligible members.
The catch matters: these tickets reportedly require park reservations, have a limited allocation that can run out, and are capped at six tickets per eligible member or spouse household. Reports also say the service member or spouse must activate every ticket in person with military ID, and that tax is added at park ticket windows but not at participating base ticket offices or Shades of Green.
What we know
Updated 11:43 PM ET, Wednesday, November 11 with new reporting.
- Booking deadline — reported as December 21, 2027, subject to availability.
- Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge — reportedly included only for stays beginning July 1, 2027.
- Booking method — reports say guests should call (407) 939-7830 to check availability and book.
- Disney Celebrates America unlimited-visits ticket — reported to return for Walt Disney World in 2027.
- Valid admission period — January 1 through December 21, 2027.
- Theme park reservations — required for all reported 2027 military ticket types.
- Unlimited-visits reservation limit — up to five park reservations may be held at a time.
- Memory Maker military add-on — reported at $98 through December 21, 2027, sold only at theme park ticket windows.
What’s not confirmed
Disney has not separately confirmed in the reporting available whether ticket inventory levels vary by date or how quickly the limited pool may sell out.
Disney has not announced any change here to the broader Walt Disney World ticket system. The reservation requirement described in reports applies to these Military Salute tickets, not standard date-based Walt Disney World tickets.
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What it means for your trip
If your travel dates fall between January 1 and December 21, 2027, compare the Military Salute price against regular date-based tickets before you buy — this is reported as one of Disney’s deepest ticket discounts, but the reservation requirement and limited ticket pool are the trade-off.
Avoid building a military-discount trip around March 21-April 3 or November 21-27, 2027, unless you already have a separate ticket plan, because those dates are reported as blocked out for this offer.
If you qualify and need multiple tickets, decide your party count early: the reported cap is six tickets per eligible member or spouse household, and activation must be handled in person by the service member or spouse with military ID.
If you are buying at a Walt Disney World ticket window instead of a participating base ticket office or Shades of Green, budget for tax on top of the reported ticket prices.
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