Disney World Fireworks Will No Longer Require Theme Park Entry

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Composite image: On the left, travelers with backpacks and suitcases wait in line at an airport. On the right, a crowded Disney amusement park filled with people. In the foreground, Mickey Mouse (character) waves at the crowd, implying that these Disney World vacations could cost more. Disney World Summer Concert Series

Credit: Inside the Magic

9 Comments

  1. Charles MacWhorter

    Doesn’t mention fireworks just the concert

  2. Sharla

    So where are the “free” fireworks?

  3. Disney sucks biggest rip off on the planet seven dollars for a bottle of water are they kidding me? You stay at their hotel and you gotta pay to park your own car what are they gonna charge you for next breathing air? They won’t get any of my money anymore. I’ll spend it at universal

    1. Cynthia K Curtis

      No one pays to park their car if staying at a real disney hotel. Swan & Dolphin do charge. They aren’t truly disney hotels. I have an annual pass. I don’t pay to park even at the parks.

  4. $600 for a family of four to go to one park for the day and to spend MORE $ in the park come on man you need a home equity line just to go there for a week just to pay the Fat cat CEOs 20 and $30 million a year. Mickey has turned into a rat.

  5. natedog

    except those are false statements. There is no cost to park at hotels or theme parks for Resort guests. And that bottle of water will cost you $4.25 not $7.

  6. natedog

    And for the record, if you would rather go to Universal, then hotel parking is $28-$40 depending on the resort and the bottled water will run you $6 each. But nice try, Facts Matter

  7. Jo Ann Dumond

    Yes, there is a daily parking fee at the Swan and Dolphin as well as a Resort fee.

  8. Paul

    Just curious doesn’t Disney make these offerings during the times when attendance is low so they can draw more people to the parks

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