Yay, you're going to Walt Disney World in June! Right now, the tadpoles can enjoy special activities with Cool Kids' Summer. Plus, so many beloved rides such as Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets have reopened! Oh, and we can't forget about the debut of Bluey’s Wild World! Check out our helpful guide for everything you need to know about visiting Disney World in June, including crowd levels, weather, things to do and when it's the cheapest time to visit. As Peter Pan says, here we gooooo!
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- When's the cheapest time to visit Walt Disney World in June? Ticket prices are lowest in the first two weeks of June. Save some green with Undercover Tourist!
- What's the weather like at Walt Disney World in June? In June, average temperatures are between the high 80s Fahrenheit and low 90s Fahrenheit. Expect afternoon showers and humidity.
- Is there anything special happening at Walt Disney World in June? Yes, tons of exciting things are happening at Disney World in June, including Cool Kids' Summer and the debut of Bluey's Wild World at Animal Kingdom.
- Does Bluey's Wild World have a standby line? Yes, Bluey's Wild World transitioned to a standby line as of June 2, 2026.
- What are Disney After Hours? Disney After Hours are separately ticketed events that let you stay at Magic Kingdom, EPCOT or Hollywood Studios for an additional three hours after closing (with complimentary snacks!). Disney H2O Glow After Hours also starts in June at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park.
Crowds at Walt Disney World in June
Because some kids still have school through the first couple of weeks of summer, those days are a little less crowded than the second half of the month, which is likely to see full summer crowds.
During June, we recommend taking advantage of Early Theme Park Entry, if you're staying a Disney Resort hotel, which gives you an extra 30 minutes in any park before it officially opens to off-site guests. Getting to the park before opening (aka rope dropping) is always a good idea, but it's even more crucial when crowd levels (and summer temps) are high. Additionally, if you're a guest at a Disney Deluxe Resort, Deluxe Villa or other select resorts, you can take advantage of Extended Evening Hours on select nights at select theme parks — another great option to avoid crowds and the summer sun.
We also recommend you check our Crowd Calendar when you begin planning your trip to find the best travel dates and then revisit it as you get closer to your actual trip to pick the recommended park by day. If you're a first-time visitor, our Jump Start Guide will help with all your planning research, from popular rides and Lightning Lane to dining.
Cheapest Days and Ticket Deals in June
You'll find the best ticket deals and cheapest days to visit during the first two weeks of June, as some kids may not officially be out of school yet. Here's the current cheapest days to visit Disney World in June 2026:
- $180 — June 6, 8, 14 and 15
- $181 — June 4, 9, 13 and 16
*prices based on a 3-Day Park Hopper ticket from Undercover Tourist and are subject to change
Don't froget about the deals! Not only can Florida residents take advantage of summer discounts on park tickets, but anyone can purchase the 4-Park Magic ticket for arrivals between now and Sept. 26, 2026. Plus, with each ticket purchase, you get a FREE $20 Dining Dollars credit.
Experience all four Walt Disney World Theme Parks this summer with the 4-Day, 4-Park Magic Ticket! Valid for arrivals from May 26 to Sept. 26, 2026.
Weather at Disney World in June
June marks the official start of the summer season — and in Florida, that means you should expect it to be hot. The average temperature ranges between the upper 80s (usually around 88°F) and the low 90s. Expect lots of humidity, too. Check out our tips and tricks for staying cool at Disney World.
Nights are typically cooler, with an average temperature in the mid-70s Fahrenheit. Keep in mind that June also begins Florida’s rainy season. Expect daily showers (or thunderstorms) anywhere between 2 and 5 p.m. (This is a general estimate, not a rule of thumb; sometimes it rains earlier or later, but usually not all day.) Don't fret, though! While your day at the parks may be (temporarily) interrupted by the rain, these showers don't typically last long. They tend to move out just as quickly as they roll in. We use this time to see our favorite indoor shows, such as Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room at Magic Kingdom or For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration at Hollywood Studios.
If you're visiting Walt Disney World in June, prepare for the heat. That means bringing sunscreen, hats, visors, sunglasses, cooling towels and misting fans. Also, stay hydrated. You can even bring in your own reusable water bottle as long as it's not glass. Find more tips on staying hydrated in the Florida heat!
Special Events in June
There's no shortage of fun and entertainment while you're at Disney World in June! And good news — there is SO much hoppening!
Cool Kids' Summer
This summer, it’s all about the cool kids! Cool Kids' Summer has returned, taking over in June (through Sept. 8, 2026)! Over in EPCOT, join a fun dance party with DJ Dance Pants and the Goof Troop at CommuniCore Hall. Goofy and his friends invite guests to dance, play games such as Parachutes 'n' Pipsqueaks and enjoy his other wacky works!
Over at the Diamond Horsehoe in Magic Kingdom, Woody, Jessie and Bullseye are hosting a rip-roarin' roundup chock full of singing, dancing and fun-filled games. Yeeeeeehaw! Plus, there are a ton of new rides and attractions to experience at Hollywood Studios (more on that below).
At select Disney resorts, including Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort, Disney's Pop Century Resort, Disney's Art of Animation Resort and Disney's Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, guests can find character appearances, pajama parties, campfires, pool parties and special libraries.
Plus, at the Disney water parks, you can find Goofy at Disney's Blizzard Beach and Stitch at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon. There will also be a host of games, dance parties and other fun-filled activities the tadpoles can enjoy. Also, don't froget that resort hotel guests will receive a complimentary water park ticket for use on the day of their check-in.
Bluey's Wild World
Wait, FOR REAL LIFE!? Yup, frogciting news — Bluey and her sister Bingo are now a part of Disney's Animal Kingdom! Bluey's Wild World at Conservation Station is now open, and our frog family couldn't be more frogcited (wackadoo!).
Bluey's Wild World is an immersive dance-and-play experience for frogs of all ages. Just hop on the Wildlife Express Train and boom, you're there and ready to dance the day away! Bluey and Bingo will interact with guests, and the tadpoles can enjoy games like Keepy Uppy and Magic Asparagus.
Disney After Hours
Have you ever wanted to spend a few hours after the parks close to guests? Well, Disney After Hours lets you do just that — and it’s so, so cool! Disney After Hours lets guests stay an additional three hours in the park after closing with lower ride wait times. Snacks and select bottled beverages are included in the price of admission, too. Best of all, you can enter the park before the event, too, to maximize your day!
Disney After Hours is only available at Magic Kingdom, EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. In June, the event takes place on the following days:
- Magic Kingdom: June 1, 22 and 29
- EPCOT: June 11 and 18
- Hollywood Studios: June 3, 10, 17 and 24
Undercover Tourist can save you some green on your Disney After Hours tickets, too!
Disney H2O Glow After Hours
Disney's Typhoon Lagoon is also getting into the late-night fun! June sees the return of H2O Glow After Hours on select nights through Sept. 5, 2026. The water park is completely illuminated, offers lower wait times on popular attractions, a DJ dance party and character sightings!
Disney H2O Glow After Hours is available June 2, 13, 19 and 27. We can also save you some green on your tickets!
Openings and Closures at Disney World in June
Openings
In terms of what's new, 2026 has been a busy year for Walt Disney World so far — and there is still so much frogciting adventures in the works! The following attractions are now open at Walt Disney World:
Magic Kingdom:
- (Updated) Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin in Tomorrowland
- (Updated) Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in Frontierland
EPCOT:
- (New) Soarin' Across America
Hollywood Studios:
- (New) Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets has been newly reimagined — no virtual queue needed
- (New) Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge has a new mission featuring the Mandalorian and Grogu
- (New) Disney Jr. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Live
- (New) The Magic of Disney Animation — The Walt Disney Studios Lot courtyard is open (the indoor experience opens in late summer 2026)
Animal Kingdom:
- (New) Bluey's Wild World
Temporary Closures/Refurbishments
Also, it was just announced that Walt Disney's Carousel of Progress will undergo a lengthy refurbishment as it is updated with new scenes depicting the evolution of technology. The attraction is expected to close July 6, 2026, making June the last full month you can ride it before the refurb is complete sometime in 2027.
For the latest info, we keep our Disney World Closures and Refurbishments post updated on a weekly basis.
There you have it: all the fun and frogciting things happening in June at Walt Disney World! Do you have a visit scheduled? What are you most frogcited for? Let us know in the comments!
Related: Hoppin' Tips for a Walt Disney World Summer 2026 Trip
Related: The Best Time to Go to Disney World
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