Figment!
03-12-2019, 01:34 PM
The Walt Disney World resort has raised prices on several ticket types in their new date based system.
The primary impact appears to be 1 Day Tickets for Peak Attendance Period (ex. near Christmas). This ticket type has increased $20. The new $159 price tag is considered a new 'record' price for a single day, non-boutique theme park ticket.
Smaller impacts have been made to multi-day tickets for Moderate - Peak attendance periods (ex. around 4th of July). This ticket type has increased by ~ $8-$9.
Also of note, the Park Hopper add-on's have all increased by $5.
Pricing in (currently) Moderate, Moderate-Low, and Low Attendance periods have remained unchanged consistent with the announced intent of using this new date based system more evenly spreading crowds through-out the year.
It could be expected that this pricing trend will continue where Walt Disney World makes it more expensive to visit during historically peak periods of time.
The primary impact appears to be 1 Day Tickets for Peak Attendance Period (ex. near Christmas). This ticket type has increased $20. The new $159 price tag is considered a new 'record' price for a single day, non-boutique theme park ticket.
Smaller impacts have been made to multi-day tickets for Moderate - Peak attendance periods (ex. around 4th of July). This ticket type has increased by ~ $8-$9.
Also of note, the Park Hopper add-on's have all increased by $5.
Pricing in (currently) Moderate, Moderate-Low, and Low Attendance periods have remained unchanged consistent with the announced intent of using this new date based system more evenly spreading crowds through-out the year.
It could be expected that this pricing trend will continue where Walt Disney World makes it more expensive to visit during historically peak periods of time.