Disney World Seasonal Ticket Pricing
Disney World uses a seasonal ticket pricing system to help spread attendance out throughout the year by offering lower prices in non-peak season but you can expect to pay more during popular times of the year.
When you purchase the seasonal tickets you will first select the date and the number of days you would like to visit. After the information is selected, there will be the option to change ticket type (1 Park per Day, Park Hopper, or Park Hopper Plus) or add on the Flexible Dates Option.
- Guests staying at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel will notice their tickets’ lengths of valid use corresponds to the number of nights they are staying.
- For example, a 5-Day 1 Park per Day Ticket for February would cost around $75 to upgrade with this option while it would cost only about $33 if that ticket were for a higher priced date in June.
Once tickets are purchased, guests will be able to modify them via My Disney Experience. This includes changing dates and/or extending ticket length. Additional fees may apply for tickets of higher value, although no refund will be given if tickets are changed to a lower cost date.
As usual, tickets are nonrefundable although the price paid for a wholly unused ticket can be applied to a new ticket purchase after expiration date.
So now what do we do with all that information? The biggest thing to understand is that the time of year you visit will impact the cost of your tickets. If you visit during a peak time of year then you can expect to pay higher prices. But if you visit during a typically less busy time of year, you can expect to pay lower prices on tickets.
And with using date specific dates comes understanding how many days after their start date they are valid for. We've put together a chart below that will help you see how long tickets bought separately (packages work a little differently) will stay valid for so you can play your vacation effectively.
*Park Hopper Plus tickets add one extra day to the validity period for tickets.
The length of time your tickets are valid for work differently when you book a Disney World Vacation Package. The length of time you can use your tickets is determined by the length of your stay. So for example, if you have a 2-day ticket but your length of stay is 5 days- your ticket valid period is extended for the duration of your stay offering you more flexibility. But if your length of stay time is shorter than the period of valid use offered in the chart above, you get the longer length of time between the two options.
Additionally, now all the Walt Disney World tickets won't charge price per park any longer. The prices are reflected by day- not by which park you choose. This will come to a relief to some guests that may have been frustrated to note that the 1-day Magic Kingdom ticket prices were typically higher than the other parks.
So with all that in mind, it is now a better deal than ever to book with our trusted travel partner and book a Walt Disney World package!
And booking with a travel agent or directly through Walt Disney World makes things easier for guests in terms of figuring out how to navigate these changes. Leave it to the experts!
Contact US
0 Comments