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  • New Date-Based Tickets Now Available at Disney World Resort

    New Date-Based Tickets Now Available at Disney World Resort

    As we previously announced, Disney World is implementing a new system that allows you to purchase tickets priced by the date of visit on. As of Oct. 16, guests can now access a new online vacation-planning destination where they can now purchase date-based tickets.

    Like before, tickets may be purchased on DisneyWorld.com, in the My Disney Experience app, over the phone, upon arrival at any of the four parks or through authorized travel professionals and ticket sellers. Guests can now access several new online planning tools including park offering overviews, travel tips from Disney Parks Moms Panelists and customized suggestions based on each guest’s personal preferences – helping them make more informed decisions on DisneyWorld.com.

    Guests are also able to purchase tickets using an interactive online calendar, which displays different ticket prices based on the dates they choose to visit. Check out the video below for a quick overview on how this works – it’s easy and simple.

    Compared to previous pricing*, some tickets have decreased, increased or stayed the same, depending on the start date and length of the ticket. For example, a guest purchasing a 3-day ticket with a start date of Feb. 10, 2019 will now actually pay $4 less per day than they would have before. A Guest purchasing a 6-day ticket with a start date of this Thanksgiving will now pay a little more – an average of $5 per day – since it’s one of the most popular times of year to visit.

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    As our parks continue to increase in popularity, this new pricing model is part of our broader efforts to better spread attendance throughout the year, and is intended to help us improve and deliver a great experience for our guests. We continue to grow with industry-leading immersive lands like Pandora – The World of Avatar at Disney’s Animal Kingdom and Toy Story Land and the upcoming Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and we’re also looking forward to opening even more attractions that take creative storytelling to the next level.

    Once your ticket is purchased, you are able to continue planning your visit with the newly-refreshed My Disney Experience, the one-stop shop for your Walt Disney World Resort vacation, where you can view or change your tickets, book dining reservations, make FastPass+ selections and more.

  • Disney World Raises Ticket Prices For 2018

    Disney World Raises Ticket Prices For 2018

    Attendance at Walt Disney World theme parks was down in 2017, but Disney is still expected to see a gain in profits. And as expected Disney’s annual ticket price increase will be coming soon.

    Online reports have been circulating showing what the expected increases will look like and they could be coming as soon as this Sunday, February 11.

    Disney has yet to confirm any pricing but here’s what you might see:

    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.