Disney visitors, heads up! Both Walt Disney World and Disneyland have raised their prices on virtually anything on the Disney premises. This is effective immediately and includes tickets, annual passes, food, photo booths and unfortunately more.
Both Disney Parks Increase Prices
Orlando Disney World is really taking a hit, with the prices of annual passes increasing by almost 10%, ranging from $439 to $1,449 for a single pass. Walt Disney World has also increased their parking by $5, making the cost of a full day parking $30 (hotel guests still have a benefit of free parking).Â
Additionally, Disneyland has suffered a drastic ticket increase, (both single-day and multi day). The increase for most tickets is ranging from $5 to $65, with the Tier 6 daily passes jumping up to $194 (almost 9% increase).   Â
One piece of positive news is that starting January 9th, 2024, Disney World guests will be permitted to use Park Hopper tickets at any time of the day. At the moment, they can only be used after 2 pm.Â
You can find the full information on the price updates for Walt Disney World here (Orlando, FL) and for Disneyland here (Anaheim, CA).Â
Disneyland Kids Tickets $50 Per Day from Oct 24th!
Starting October 24th, Disneyland has a great new offer for all kid visitors, ages 3-9! Limited time ticket purchases will be available for all little ones for only $50 for a one-day ticket and one park admission! One important thing to be noted is all of these need a previous date and theme park reservation, so check your preferred date availability before making the purchase.
Also, from November 14th onwards, Disney World Florida guests are getting 50% off discount on all kids’ tickets and dining plans with a purchase of a four-day vacation package.
To check out even more info on upcoming Disney perks and benefits, check out our post here.
