International tourists make up a bigger piece of the pie at Disney World, where they typically comprise between 18 percent and 22 percent of total attendance.

As of early 2026, international visitation to Walt Disney World has faced a slight "headwind," typically accounting for roughly 10% to 15% of the park's total annual attendance. Historically, international guests (primarily from the UK, Canada, and Brazil) made up a larger share, but recent 2026 data shows that domestic U.S. travelers have surged to fill the gap. Despite this, Disney continues to view the international market as high-value because these guests tend to stay longer (average of 10–14 days) and spend more on-site than local visitors. To bolster these numbers in 2026, Disney has ramped up premier marketing efforts in emerging markets. If you are visiting from abroad, you are part of a select group of approximately 8 to 10 million international fans who make the pilgrimage to Orlando each year, contributing to the vibrant, global atmosphere found across the four theme parks and dozens of resort hotels.