Disney World has launched cheaper ‘Mid-Day Magic tickets’ that are perfect if you’re a late-riser

DISNEY World are offering guests discounted park entry tickets - but you can't enter before midday.

The theme park has announced their new 'Mid-Day Magic' tickets with savings up to $29 (£24) per person for people who don't mind missing out on their morning.

The tickets can be used for any of the four theme parks at Disney World.

Guests must be 10 years or over, and can only visit one park per day.

The announcement on the explained: "Mid-Day Magic tickets are valid for admission after 12pm and were designed with your flexibility in mind, with timing that helps meet your needs."

It added: "Like, say, a couple more hours of shut-eye, or maybe a leisurely brunch."

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However, the deal won’t be around forever.

Mid-Day Magic tickets will be available for use only "on or before" Dec 15, 2019, the blog post stipulates.

Single-day passes aren’t available either, as Mid-Day Magic tickets currently only come in two-day, three-day or four-day packages starting at $176 (£145), $252 (£207) or $316 (£260), respectively.

As Disney World points out, the two-day Mid-Day Magic rate is up to $28 (£23) cheaper per day than the standard park admission rate - which starts from $107 (£88) per day.

The three and four-day rates are $28 (£23) and $29 (£24) cheaper per day, starting from $104 (£85) and $101 (£83) per day.

Guests won’t have to use their Mid-Day Magic passes on consecutive days, either, but within a specific time frame.

Specifically, two-day Mid-Day Magic tickets need to be used within a span of four days; the three-day needs to be used within five days; and the four-day allows for a whole week.

The announcement of Disney World’s new ticketing rates comes just weeks before the resort is scheduled to open its Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge area on Aug 29, which guests with Mid-Day Magic tickets will be able to access.

The attraction has already opened in Disneyland California, with many guests citing the park as a "ghost town" with barely any queues for the rides.

To buy the Mid-Day Magic tickets, head to .

There are ways to save money when visiting Disney World, such as free food and free parking.

Guests can even get birthday or anniversary freebies by requesting badges to wear in the park.