The Big Ticket Price Change Happening in Disney World

Some MAJOR changes just happened at Disney World!

Magic Kingdom

If you’re planning to visit Disney World today or any time in the future, you’ll need to know about the recent ticket price changes. Park tickets, Park Hopper, and Annual Passes have all been affected. Take a look at all the changes here!

Some park tickets will now cost more than others, but not every day will be affected. Let’s dive into the details.

Park Ticket Pricing Changes

Beginning today (December 8th), Disney rolled out park-specific pricing for 1-day, 1-park tickets. This means that park tickets are now impacted by surge pricing. (This is similar to the changes we saw recently for Genie+.). Multi-day park tickets have also been affected by price changes.

EPCOT entrance

Here’s a look at the price ranges for park tickets, broken down by park (note that Magic Kingdom will generally be the most expensive park to visit):

Click here for SPECIFICS on the new price changes!

Disney noted that the $189 price point for Magic Kingdom is specifically for the 9 days around the week of Christmas to New Year’s. They said that over 99% of Disney’s 1-day, 1-park tickets will be below $189.

Going into Magic Kingdom

Because you’ll now be purchasing a park-specific ticket for 1-day, 1-park tickets, you do not have to make Park Pass Reservations for those tickets. Those reservations will be automatically made for you at the time of purchase.

Crowds at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

Remember that this only affects 1-day, 1-park tickets. If you’re purchasing Park Hopper or multi-day tickets, you will still need to make your own Park Pass Reservations.

Park Hopper Changes

Park Hopper also looks a little different now. Disney announced that pricing for certain ticket add-ons will now vary by date, which is another instance of surge pricing.

Magic Kingdom Crowds

Adding Park Hopper to your ticket will cost more or less on a given day, depending on the demand for the theme parks each day.

EPCOT

Click here for more DETAILS on the park hopper price increase

Annual Pass Price Increases

If you’re a Disney World Annual Passholder, price increases might affect your pass. Most Disney World Annual Passes just increased in price.

Annual Passholder entrance at EPCOT

Disney’s Pixie Dust Pass stayed at its current price, but all 3 of the other passes now cost more. Remember that sales for the Incredi-Pass, Sorcerer Pass, and Pirate Pass are still paused. Disney hasn’t announced yet when sales will resume. Pixie Dust Passes (exclusive to Florida residents) are currently available for new purchase. All pass types are available for renewal.

Annual Passholder Magnet

Here’s a look at the price increases for Annual Passes:

  • Incredi-Pass: increased from $1,299 to $1,399 ($100 increase)
  • Sorcerer Pass: increased from $899 to $969 ($70 increase)
  • Pirate Pass: increased from $699 to $749 ($50 increase)
  • Pixie Dust Pass: stayed at $399 (no change)

There are also increases on the renewal costs. Annual Passholders still get a discount on their renewals, and it is at the same percentage, but the renewal costs has increased between $43 and $100, depending on the type of Annual Pass.

Annual Passholder Card

Those are all the ticket price changes that happened today (December 8th) in Disney World. Make sure to factor the changes into your budget for your next Disney trip!

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2 Replies to “The Big Ticket Price Change Happening in Disney World”

  1. Might want to update your article. Multi day tickets are affected. I priced a 6 day one park ticket for July 7th and it is up $60 from yesterday.