Guests hoping to experience Magic Kingdom’s popular Disney After Hours event in 2026 will now have to wait until next year, as every event date has officially sold out.

The final two remaining nights, scheduled for 13th July and 27th July, are no longer available, marking a complete sell-out of this year’s Magic Kingdom After Hours season. The announcement follows a steady run of sold-out events throughout the first half of the year, highlighting continued demand for Disney’s limited-capacity evening experiences.

Disney After Hours offers guests exclusive access to Magic Kingdom for three hours after the park closes, with significantly reduced attendance compared to a regular park day. Ticket holders are also able to enter the park from 7:00pm, giving them additional time before the event officially begins at 10:00pm. The experience runs until 1:00am and includes complimentary ice cream novelties, popcorn and bottled drinks.

One of the biggest attractions of the event is the opportunity to enjoy headline attractions with shorter queues. The available lineup typically includes favourites such as TRON Lightcycle / Run, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Space Mountain, Haunted Mansion, Peter Pan’s Flight and Jungle Cruise, alongside the return of the Disney Enchantment nighttime spectacular exclusively during After Hours events.

Demand for the 2026 season steadily increased as the calendar progressed. Earlier event dates throughout March, May and June reached capacity well in advance, leaving only the two July dates available until they also sold out this week. Tickets for those final evenings were priced at $175 plus tax, making them among the lower-priced dates of the season.

While Magic Kingdom’s schedule is now fully booked, Disney After Hours events continue at EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios, where several dates remain available later in the year. Guests interested in experiencing the limited-capacity format still have opportunities to book those parks, subject to availability.

The complete sell-out reinforces the growing popularity of premium after-hours experiences at Walt Disney World, with many visitors continuing to pay extra for lighter crowds, extended ride access and a more relaxed atmosphere than is typically available during regular operating hours.