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Credit: DisneyWhile Walt Disney World may be known as “The Most Magical Place on Earth”, that title comes at a price, literally. Everyone knows that the Disney Parks and Resorts can be quite expensive, especially depending upon the time of year you’re visiting. Recently, Disney upped the price of its tickets yet again for multi-day tickets.
Standard One Park Per-Day Tickets
As you can see below, a 4-day standard ticket came up to $516.31. These types of tickets used to range from $434.83 — $596.74, but bow range from $$447.70 — $596.74. Prices for 1-3 days do not seem to have changed.
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Park Hopper Tickets
Again, 1-2 day tickets have not changed, but for a 4-day ticket, prices used to range from $525.35 — $687.27, but now range from $540.89 — $687.27.
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Park Hopper Plus Tickets
Like the other options, prices for 1-2 days did not change. Park Hopper Plus 4-day tickets used to range from $546.65 — $708.57 and are now $559.53 — $708.57. It appears that on average, multi-day tickets increased by around $20 or so. Visit the official website for the Walt Disney World Resort for more information on planning and ticket prices. This is far from the first or last price increase that has happened at the Walt Disney World Resort or in Disneyland in Southern California.
In the coming months, Guests can anticipate several new experiences in the Parks, most notable being the new Guardians of the Galaxy as well as the complete transformation of EPCOT. In the Magic Kingdom, Guests are also eagerly awaiting the release of the new TRON roller coaster in Tomorrowland. For those wanting to plan a trip soon, hopefully, these prices won’t hurt you too much!
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At Magic Kingdom there is so much to see and do! Cinderella Castle is decked out for the 50th anniversary and soon Festival of Fantasy and Mickey’s Royal Friendship Faire will return. You can ride the three big mountains: Space Mountain, Splash Mountain, and Big Thunder Mountain, or calm things down on Peter Pan’s Flight. Rope drop the Park to get on Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and then enjoy a mid-day snack with some Dole Whip. Be sure to meet Mickey Mouse and enjoy the firework show, Disney Enchantment!