It’s that time of year…
There are several October traditions that Walt Disney World fans love: the ongoing EPCOT Food & Wine Festival, Halloween celebrations headlined by Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, and even the commemoration of Disney World’s October 1971 opening. However, there’s one longstanding October “tradition” many actively dread: price increases.
Unfortunately, ticket price increases across the board have become a running theme of October at Disney World, and this year was no different. Even Annual Passholders are feeling the sting; Disney just announced that Disney World Annual Passes will now cost MORE.
Here are the new Annual Pass prices, effective immediately:
- Incredi-Pass: $1,549 (previously was $1,449)
- Sorcerer Pass: $1,079 (previously was $999)
- Pirate Pass: $829 (previously was $799)
- Pixie Dust Pass: $469 (previously was $439)
Here’s a basic breakdown of what you get with each pass:
- Incredi-Pass: Reservation-based admission, no blockout dates, up to 20% off select dining and merchandise (Eligibility: everyone)
- Sorcerer Pass: Reservation-based admission on most days (subject to blockout dates), up to 20% off select dining and merchandise (Eligibility: Disney Vacation Club members and Florida residents)
- Pirate Pass: Reservation-based admission on most days (subject to blockout dates), up to 20% off select dining and merchandise (Eligibility: Florida residents)
- Pixie Dust Pass: Reservation-based admission on most days (subject to blockout dates), up to 20% off select dining and merchandise (Eligibility: Florida residents)
Stay tuned to AllEars for further coverage of Disney World’s price increases for 2024.
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Are you an Annual Passholder affected by these price increases? Let us know in the comments below.
Disappointed. Also my 84 yr old husband with stage 6 Alzheimer’s has been denied DAS. We have had DAS for almost 4yrs. He cannot stay in line for long periods. Also diabetic and heart problems. DAS approval would help.
At some point they will price everyone out.
I’ve been an annual pass holder for more than 10 years, but the increase in price after the pandemic, along with all the perks that have disappeared, makes this latest increase hard to swallow. I’ll have to think about this 😔