It’s that time of year again folks, Disney are increasing prices of tickets to get into their theme parks…
Let’s begin with looking at the Walt Disney World increases:
Walt Disney World February 2017 Ticket Price Increases
Price of a low crowd day at the Magic Kingdom has risen from $105 to $107, averages crowds has risen by $5 from $110 to $115 and the peak day has remained the same at $124.
Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom have also seen similar price rises.
Tickets for a quiet day in the parks have risen from $97 to $99, an average day has risen from $102 to $107 and a peak day gone up from $114 to $119.
Annual passes for Walt Disney World also see an increase today with Gold resident passes increasing by $10 to $559 and Platinum passes pushing $679 which is an additional $30.
Disneyland February 2017 Ticket Price Increases
Disneyland Resort also see increases, one day tickets have risen to $97 for quieter days, $110 for average days and $124 for peak days. This is an increase of $2 for the quieter period and $5 for the other two, busier periods.
Annual passes also seen an increase. SoCal Select and SoCal have risen $10 to $339 and $469. Deluxe Annual Passes have also risen by $20 and are now $619.
As much as I completely disagree with these price increases at the parks, at least it isn’t too bad though I would expect to see further increases later in the year.
Ryan has been attending theme parks since as long as he can remember and his first proper memory comes from when he was just three years old sitting in Main Street USA drinking a Nesquik milkshake from a carton while the piano was being played outside Casey’s Corner.
