Walt Disney World prices going up tomorrow

[UKDEB]

Check out the new prices here. Don't forget that you need to add 6.5% sales tax.

 

[Elise79]

A bit gobsmacked about the increase in Child AP prices and the fact they are now the same as an Adult AP!

To be fair we can not really complain as although DD is only 4 in a couple of weeks she is already 42" which means there are only about half a dozen rides she can not go on. But still a 20% increase in one year...

 

[BethEJo]

Sorry to ask a silly question, but does this mean that holidays on the WDTC UK website will also increase in price tomorrow?

I've already noticed that the price of their 14 day ticket in the room/free DDP package has already gone up in the past week or so...

 

[scottishgirl87]

Sorry to ask a silly question, but does this mean that holidays on the WDTC UK website will also increase in price tomorrow?

I've already noticed that the price of their 14 day ticket in the room/free DDP package has already gone up in the past week or so...

As far as I know, they don't usually Bethan. I posted the other day that Disney UK have put up their 2013 ticket prices already as I hadn't seen it posted, you can find them here.

Unfortunately, I think this rules out us getting MYW tickets for next year. We bought MYW tickets in 2010 as they were cheaper and we could customise them to our needs (we weren't doing water parks, etc.). Just checked the same ticket we bought in 2010 (10 MYW Park Hopper) and it's now slightly more expensive than a 14 day Ultimate plus we're considering doing water parks etc. next year so it'd be even more expensive. It's a shame as I thought MYW tickets offered a great alternative to the UK tickets.

 

[paulh]

Sorry to ask a silly question, but does this mean that holidays on the WDTC UK website will also increase in price tomorrow?

I've already noticed that the price of their 14 day ticket in the room/free DDP package has already gone up in the past week or so...

the prices on the usa site go up annually,they tend to push up the 1 day ticket the most.if your booking with the uk site or a uk TA price rises do go up but not as much as the USA ones as most in the uk buy the flex.We still have tickets from over 8 years ago were still using and bought some 10+10 ones when rate was $2.00 to pound,so a few years yet before we have to buy new as we tend to do just a few days in parks and alternate between disney one year,then universal/seaworld/bush the next.This years its mainly universal.yeas ago tickets were all no expiry,now you have to pay for that privalige
Paul

 

[wayneg]

A bit gobsmacked about the increase in Child AP prices and the fact they are now the same as an Adult AP!

To be fair we can not really complain as although DD is only 4 in a couple of weeks she is already 42" which means there are only about half a dozen rides she can not go on. But still a 20% increase in one year...

Adult $552.74 up to $611.31

Child $509.07 up to $611.31

I thought the adult increase was OTT but the child increase is unbelievable if correct.

We were considering upgrading our 21 day tix to AP's, maybe not now, just renew Universal, Busch & SW.

 

[Mrs Doubtfire]

Just seen this too - glad I bought my AP yesterday now.

 

[Barbie5]

Im glad we upgraded to annual passes a few weeks ago now, i used to like the myw tickets as 5 day ticket was great for us, but as we going 3 times within 12 months it was cost effective to have the annual pass.

Chris

 

[Disneynutinlondon]

Oh my gosh if that is the price of the childs ticket that's extortionate

 

[ben1993]

Just as shocking as the Disneyland increase a few weeks ago. When prices increase at a much higher rate than inflation, there's got to be a point when they really start to push their luck?

 

[Cyrano]

Adult $552.74 up to $611.31

Child $509.07 up to $611.31

I thought the adult increase was OTT but the child increase is unbelievable if correct.

We were considering upgrading our 21 day tix to AP's, maybe not now, just renew Universal, Busch & SW.

I agree. Looks like WDW is pushing the boundry to see how much guests will stomach on ticket prices.