Every year, Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort see price changes for their tickets and Annual Passes/Magic Keys. Generally, this means prices go up. This year, some prices have gone up in both resorts, but not for everything. The new prices for Walt Disney World Resort were announced today and also went into effect. This saw prices for all Annual Passes go up, along with the price of the top-tier one-park ticket. Lightning Lane Single Pass and Premier Pass also went up in price.
Annual Pass Prices
All four Annual Passes saw their prices increase. The rate of increase ranged from $10 to $120 for the different passes. These changes can be seen below.
| Annual Pass | New Price | Old Price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disney Pixie Dust Pass | $499 | $489 | $10 increase |
| Disney Pirate Pass | $909 | $869 | $40 increase |
| Disney Sorcerer Pass | $1,139 | $1,099 | $40 increase |
| Disney Incredi-Pass | $1,749 | $1,629 | $120 increase |
Ticket & Lightning Lane Price Updates
The base single-day single-park ticket for a Walt Disney World Resort park has stayed at the same price of $119. On the other end of the spectrum, the top-tier ticket of this kind is now $229. This is an increase of $10. Lightning Lane Single Pass and Premier Pass saw increases. The Lightning Lane Single Pass saw an increase of $1 to $3, depending on the day. These can be booked up to 21 days in advance. Lightning Lane Premiere Pass saw an increase of $50 and can be as expensive as $499 for a top-tier day.
All prices for Walt Disney World Resort tickets can be found on the Walt Disney World website. Daps Magic’s coverage of the price changes at the Disneyland Resort can be found here.
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