Disney World Announces 2024 Bookings Will Open Later This Month

Walt Disney World consists of four theme parks -- Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Disney's Animal Kingdom -- as well as two water parks -- Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon -- and a shopping and dining district, Disney Springs.

For those wanting to experience the magic of Walt Disney World, get ready because the company announced 2024 bookings would open up later this month.

The magic of Walt Disney World is calling because the company just announced bookings for next year would soon be available to Guests.

"Today we’re thrilled to share some more exciting news just in time for the launch of 2024 bookings for theme park tickets, Disney Resort hotel stays, and packages at Walt Disney World on May 31," the company announced. "These updates will make planning your future Walt Disney World visits simpler and easier, so you can further enjoy all we have to offer and make more memories."

Walt Disney World has four theme parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Disney's Animal Kingdom. Within each theme park, there are rides; character meets and greets, unique dining experiences, and more.

At Magic Kingdom, Guests can experience the fantasy world by flying to Neverland on Peter Pan's Flight or taking on the adventure aboard a pirate ship on Pirates of the Caribbean. Over in Tomorrowland, Guests can rocket off into space on Space Mountain or experience the newly opened roller coaster, TRON Lightcycle / Run.

EPCOT is home to the new thrill coaster Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind and World Showcase, where Guests can travel the world without leaving Florida.

Guests will enter the movies at Disney's Hollywood Studios, as the Park is filled with thrill rides and innovative experiences. Drop 13 stories down on the Tower of Terror, or travel to a faraway galaxy as you visit Batuu at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.

And lastly, Guests can have a wild time at Disney's Animal Kingdom as they see various species of animals on Kilimanjaro Safaris or fly on the back of a Banshee at Pandora: World of Avatar.

To enter a theme park at Walt Disney World — including Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, or Disney’s Hollywood Studios — Guests must need a valid theme park ticket and a Park Pass reservation. Per the Walt Disney World website, “To enter a theme park, all Guests ages three and older must have a theme park reservation in addition to valid admission for the same Park on the same date (limit one Park per day). A theme park reservation is not required to visit a water park. However, theme park reservation requirements are subject to change.”

If Guests wish to visit more than one theme park on the same day, also known as Park Hopping, Guests must first enter the theme park they made their reservation for, and then after 2 p.m., they can enter a second or third park if they wish.