43 thoughts on “Walt Disney World Ticket Prices to Increase 2/11, Here’s What to Expect”

1. What about the weekday annual pass?

   • No idea

2. They could DOUBLE these prices and our family would be happy. ONE CONDITION…10% greater quality in food, service, higher emphasis on guest experience. Stop being so cheap to close areas before new ones built, add on to what you have, and staff the rides and parks appropriately, no more one cashier open out of 12, or 2 lanes to get in park when there’s 20 touchpoint, etc.

   • You do know that’s more than one condition, right?

   • Thank you loyal sucker… I mean customer. We will be filing your wonderful suggestion in our special circular filing cabinet reserved for only our most magical guest suggestions

   • Lucky you. Must be nice to have your budget.

   • I agree. It’s not the money itself that’s offensive, its that Disney doesn’t care about the sheep who visit. Only that they keep buying more, and advertising other avenues to spend money with Disney. Zero is put into what you actually ‘get’ for these prices, this is the entry price for sheep to be sold something else. Not bitter at the prices, just there is no quality at Disney anymore.

3. I think Disney has just about priced us out of being able to vacation there. The multiday increases are huge.

   • Bye Felicia.

   • Same. We are officially done. As north of the border neighbours, without a discount, 5 day pass for our family is $2400. Even with a discount, we’re still looking at almost $2000. And sorry, much as I love Disney, it’s not worth that. Too many other places to go and things to do, for far less.

   • If that priced you out you couldn’t afford it to begin with.

4. What about beyond 5 days for the park hoppers?

   • I don’t have that yet.

5. Will this change the Military discounts, too?

   • Most likely

6. Thanks Tom.
   We are going from SIlver to Epcot After 4 this year. Any word on EA4?

   • Nope

7. Any info on Disneyland ticket price increase?

   • Not yet.

8. I mean it still pays for me to keep my pass because of how often I go but oooooooooooooh god if I don’t start working part time instead of seasonal soon I’m not going to be able to afford the renewal rate. o.o

9. Any word on Disneyland’s increases??

   • Not yet

10. Any word on Premier? I need my Disneyland too!

    • It was added above.

11. The “current price” you show includes the $20 advanced purchase discount. Does the “expected price” you show take that into account or is it the price if purchased at the gate? A $50 increase on a 4 day ticket (over $12/day) seems like a lot when a 1 day peak season MK ticket only sees a $5 increase.

    • Only single day tickets are priced per season though, so you have to take that into account.

    • I agree. I think the current is advanced purchase price and the expected is gate price on the 3, 4, and 5 day tickets – a $20 difference. Otherwise those are crazy increases.

12. Giant All Star Toy Story statues and screens in the Great movie ride are sooo expansive! Its not like we get a huge cost savings building the same Star Wars land on both coasts. Hooray for Wall street! Go out and try your luck and you cut Donald Duck. The bottom line will take all your time and give you lots of dimes

    • Oh Grandpa!

13. Why can’t they be? A renewal is different from a new ticket and is discounted?

14. Are they dropping the Weekday Select like they did the Cheapest SoCal resident pass at Disneyland earlier this year?

15. Gotta love inflation.

16. LETS COMPARE: The cost of a ski lift ticket is how much? What about a round of golf? Dinner and a movie?

    Then take a WDW day-use ticket or AP and factor in that it take 70,000 employees, 42 square miles of real estate and 570 Disney transport buses to make it all work. You can make the day/adventure last 12-16 hours per day and enjoy parades, shows and fireworks. Add some attractions/rides in-between and it actually is quite the bargain.

    The scenario seems evident in that Disney is respecting its most loyal guest with promotional Annual Pass plans (I just paid $549 to renew my AP at P-status) alongside Florida resident promotions and during off-season, a few general multi-day pass ticket promotions. The Epcot after 4PM pass for Florida residents is a stunning offer when you consider all of the festivals Epcot now offers.

    Finally, take a look at Comcast Park on I-4 (could they get it any closer to the interstate). A fraction of the quality or magic of Disney and yet they price increase just as often. For Harry Potter and little else.

17. We offer more then 4 rides in our studio park and don’t depend on walk around characters and marches its the Universal difference

18. So where do you buy the silver and gold passes? I only see Platinum and Platinum Plus on the website.

    • At ticket booths at WDW. Those are Florida Resident passes so you have to show proof of residence.

19. Is this still happening?

    • Why would it not still be happening?

    • Actually Disney just announced that all their parks are now free to enter. Their resorts are free to stay and their restaurant all you can eat free.

20. They keep this up and I will never get back to my happy place. Disney I love it there but you are making it unaffordable for the average working person and in the long run it will cause your decline. You are getting too big for your own good and the more greedy you get the less people will come.

    • Disney does not care whether you come or not. They know there’s enough fools to pay ANYTHING, but what’s worse, is they will cut the quality and safety to the bone, and then some, and as long as enough idiots standing in line to pay, they’re happy.

      • They can charge $2000 a day, $10000 a day and people will pay it.

21. As someone from England, after paying , I feel a lot for entry passes, only to find parking has been increased , only by $2, but another added extra. It took us over 1 HOUR , just to get parked , through security and onto Magic Kingdom. Then the que’s for the rides , nothing less than 20 mins up to 245 mins for space mountain, you got to start asking yourselfs is this value for money? We waited in a que 75 mins as we were about to ride ,there was a technical problem, all had to evacuate, not there fault, but another waste of your precious time at Disney.

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