We reported earlier in the week that Disney World would soon be increasing ticket prices. Today that is official and effective today guests will see the increase when they go to purchase tickets. Disneyland also increased prices and you can find a completed price list here.
Here are the new prices you can find on Disney’s website:
Single Day Tickets
Magic Kingdom
- Value tier increasing from $107 to $109
- Regular tier increasing from $115 to $119
- Peak tier remaining $124 to $129
Park Hopper
- Value tier increasing from $162 to $164
- Regular tier increasing from $170 to $174
- Peak tier increasing from $174 to $184
Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom
- Value tier increasing from $99 to $102
- Regular tier increasing from $107 to $114
- Peak tier increasing from $119 to $122
Multi-Day Tickets
2 days
Increasing from $199 to $209
3 days
Increasing from $289 to $325
4 days
Increasing from $350 to $400
5 days
Increasing from $370 to $415
Annual Pass
Disney Silver Pass
- Increasing from $419 to $439
- Renewal increasing from $356 to $373
Disney Gold Pass
- Increasing from $559 to $589
- Renewal increasing from $475 to 500
Disney Platinum Pass
- Florida resident increasing from $679 to $729
- Florida resident renewal increasing from $653 to $704
- Regular pass increasing from $779 to $849
- Regular pass renewal increasing from $662 to $721
Disney Platinum Plus Pass
- Florida resident increasing from $769 to $829
- Florida resident renewal increasing from $653 to $704
- Regular pass increasing from $869 to $949
- Regular pass renewal increasing from $738 to $806
Since the resort opened in 1971 ticket prices have increased basically annually, save a year here and there so it’s to be expected.
Universal Studios Orlando usually follows right behind so you can expect a price increase from them coming soon after.
later this year, Walt Disney World Resort plans to implement date-based pricing. Given the small percentage of Guests that purchase a 1-day ticket at Walt Disney World, extending pre-published, date-specific pricing to multi-day tickets will further advance our efforts spread to attendance throughout the year and ensure all Guests have a magical experience no matter when they visit.
“Given the small percentage of guests that purchase a 1-day ticket at Walt Disney World, extending pre-published, date-specific pricing to multi-day tickets will further advance our efforts spread to attendance throughout the year,” said Andrea Finger, spokeswoman for Walt Disney World.