The Walt Disney Company is raising prices for its theme parks in Florida and California.
A few weeks ago at Destination D23, Disney CEO Bob Iger and Parks Experiences and Products chief Josh D’Amaro outlined plans for a $60 billion investment over the next ten years. The duo made a detailed presentation in Orlando, FL, articulating a plan for theme park expansion with a strategy centered on “stories, scale, and fans.”
Below are the price increases for annual passes at Walt Disney World Resort.
WDW Annual Pass Price Changes
-Pixie Dust Pass: $439 (previously $399)
-Pirate Pass: $799 (previously $749)
-Sorcerer Pass: $999 (previously $969)
-Incredi-Pass: $1449 (previously $1399)
The company said it will not raise prices on its date-based theme park tickets, otherwise known as its standard ticket option, which will remain at $109.
Park hopper add-ons will also increase between $5 to $10 while the Genie+ add-on will rise by $5.
Standard theme park parking is now $30 per day (a $5 increase)
Preferred theme park parking is now – $45, $50, or $55 per day, depending on the time of year (a $5 increase)
A 1-Day Water Park ticket is now $74 (a $5 increase)
Memory Maker
-Advance Purchase: $185 (a $16 increase)
-During and post-vacation: $210 (an $11 increase)
-One-Day: $75 (a $6 increase)
Prices for Disneyland’s Magic Key annual pass are also higher, as are most Park Hopper add-ons and parking.
Magic Key Pass Price Changes at Disneyland Resort
Inspire: $50 increase to $1,649
Believe: $150 increase to $1,249
Enchant: $150 increase to $849
Imagine: $50 increase to $499
Multi-Day Ticket Price Changes at Disneyland Resort
Two-day: $25 increase to $310
Three-day: $30 increase to $390
Four-day: $50 increase to $445
Disneyland will be adding two rides to the Disney Genie+ bundle, the company added, and will also extend the theme park reservation booking window to 120 days. Parking at the California park will also see higher pricing.
