The CHEAPEST Dates To Visit Epic Universe in 2026

Traveling to Epic Universe in 2026? Prepare yourself for some large crowds and a boatload of fun, because this will be THE PARK to visit in 2026.

If you don’t want to break the bank on your next vacation, that’s where we come in to help. We’ve done the research to see what days in Epic Universe are going to be the CHEAPEST to plan your vacation for, so you can save a few dollars and spend them on some special snacks, merchandise, or another day in the parks!

To make this easier, let’s start out by going month by month and breaking down the cheapest day(s) in that month. Then, at the end of our post, we’ll look at the cheapest overall days!

January

When it comes to January, you’ll want to aim for those $154 price days, which are going to be:

January 12th-15th
January 20th and 21st
January 26th-29th

These are all going to be after the holiday season has ended and kids are back in school, as well as being in the middle of the week, so when planning, those are the days to look for.

February

February is going to be more expensive than January, with its cheapest days hitting $159. There are only THREE days at this price though: February 3rd, 4th, and 5th.

We’ll tell you one thing — if you don’t want to spend a fortune, Valentine’s Day weekend is NOT the time to visit. Talk about yikes!

March

March brings us into spring break territory, which will be the first time we’ll see how busy the park is during this time. The cheapest day will be $179 at the beginning of the month. Specifically, you’ll want to visit March 3rd, 4th, and 5th.

We have a feeling spring break will be INTENSE at this park, so if this is one of the only times of year you can visit, you’ll want to be prepared.

April

Also in spring break territory is the beginning and middle of April, as seen by the prices, since the cheapest day is $169 on April 28th, 29th, and 30th.

From what we’re seeing, it looks like the majority of April will be seeing some large crowds, but if you’re able to wait until after the spring break crowd has passed, you’ll be rewarded with lower prices and (likely) lower crowds.

May

May brings us into summer, which will be interesting! The cheapest days this month will cost you $169, and they land right before lots of kids get out of school later in the month. Those dates are:

May 4th-7th
May 11th-14th

Prices definitely increase as summer break begins, so if you can, we don’t recommend starting the summer off with a trip.

June

June is the middle of summer, and by the middle of the month, almost all students are out of school for the break. The cheapest day during the month is $179, and there are a LOT of dates with this price, all mostly landing in the middle of the week. Those dates are:

June 1st-5th
June 7th-12th
June 14th-19th

But how does that compare to July, when we’re REALLY in the middle of the summer season? Let’s take a look!

July

July is going to be STEAMING hot in Orlando, as it usually is, but it doesn’t look like Epic Universe is anticipating that to affect any crowds. The cheapest ticket this month is $184, but weirdly enough, basically the WHOLE MONTH is priced at this rate.

In fact, the only date that’s NOT priced at $184 is July 3rd-5th due to the holiday weekend. Otherwise, you’ll be looking at the same prices every day.

August

August means kids start to go back to school, and that means prices start to drop again. The cheapest day will cost you $139, but there’s only ONE day to snag this price!

That one day is none other than the last day of the month, August 31st. Kids going back to school really does affect those prices!

September

September means the remainder of kids are back in school, and prices certainly reflect that. The cheapest tickets will cost you $139 and can be grabbed on:

September 1st-3rd
September 8th-10th

Prices increase later in the month as the Halloween season approaches, and since many kids have been back in school for a month now, parents often feel okay pulling kids out of school if needed.

October

Halloween season! It looks like you can expect this month to be pretty crowded, since the cheapest ticket is $169, the very first day of the month!

That’s right, October 1st will be the cheapest day to visit Epic in October, so if you’re looking for a more chill day in the park, this will NOT be the month to go.

November

The holiday season kicks off in November, but prices drop a little more than we were expecting. The cheapest days to visit will cost you $164, and will be available on November 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 30th.

Thanksgiving weekend is seeing some REAL high prices — over $200 per person –, so if you’re saving money, we say stay away.

December

Finally, we’ve got December, which is when the holiday season really kicks off. The cheapest day to visit will be $164, which will be from December 1st-3rd, and December 7th-10th.