DVC Moonlight Magic Returns In 2027!
Disney Vacation Club has shared that Moonlight Magic will return in 2027. Get the details on when and where Members can enjoy these fun events!
Moonlight Magic
Eligible Disney Vacation Club Members have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of perks. One of my (Heather) personal favorites is Moonlight Magic. This free event lets members enjoy Disney Parks after hours with lower crowds and shorter than-average wait times. Members also can see rare characters.
But even with all that, there is more! Members and their Guests can enjoy complimentary treats, that include Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar, Mickey Ice Cream Sandwich, and Fruit Bar.
Moonlight Magic will return to Disney World in 2027. No Moonlight Magic events have been announced for Disneyland Resort at this time.
Moonlight Magic at Disney World
Disney Vacation Club announced that Moonlight Magic will return next year to four parks! Moonlight Magic will come to Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, and Typhoon Lagoon.
Events will be held:
- Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park - January 12, 2027 and May 25, 2027
- Disney's Hollywood Studios - February 2, 2027 and March 9, 2027
- EPCOT - September 8, 2027
- Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park - June 15, 2027, July 13, 2027, and August 24, 2027
Details
Members can register for these exclusive events through Early Registration or General Registration. Early Registration, the Member must have a qualifying reservation by the specified date.
DVC wants to allow as many Members to enjoy Moonlight Magic events, so Members are only able to register for one event per season.
The 2027 Event Seasons are:
- Winter: January - March
- Spring: April - June
- Summer: July - September
- Fall: October - December
Moonlight Magic returns to Disney World in 2027!
Be sure to read all the details of registration dates, party size, and other important information HERE.
Are you excited to see Moonlight Magic return to Disney World in 2027? Will you be trying to register to attend any of next year's events? Let us know in the comments below, and be sure to share this post with your friends!
