As reported and expected, Walt Disney World has now increased ticket prices as of Sunday, Feb. 28, 2016. Along with the ticket price increase, there has also been new seasonal pricing introduced which is in effect for all 1-Day tickets. Multi-day tickets have increased as well along with that for water parks.
Child ages are 3-9.
All prices listed below do include tax.
Value Pricing Period
1-Day Magic Kingdom: Adult $111.83, Child $105.44
1-Day Epcot, Hollywood Studios, or Animal Kingdom: Adult $103.31, Child $96.92
1-Day Park Hopper: Adult $165.08, Child $158.69
1-Day with Water Park Fun and More: Adult $179.99, Child $173.60
1-Day Park Hopper with Water Park and More: Adult $213, Child $206.61
Value tier tickets are blocked out on these dates for 2016:
- March 4 – 31
- April 1 – 30
- May 1 – 31
- June 1 – 30
- July 1 – 31
- Aug.ust 1 – 21
- Sept. 30
- Oct. 1 – 31
- Nov. 1 – 30
- Dec. 1 – 31
Regular Pricing Period
1-Day Magic Kingdom: Adult $117.15, Child $110.76
1-Day Epcot, Hollywood Studios, or Animal Kingdom: Adult $108.63, Child $102.24
1-Day Park Hopper: Adult $170.40, Child $164.01
1-Day with Water Park Fun and More: Adult $185.31, Child $178.92
1-Day Park Hopper with Water Park and More: Adult $218.33, Child $211.94
Regular tier tickets are blocked out on these dates for 2016:
- Mar. 11 – 31
- April 1 – 2
- May 27 – 31
- June 1 – 30
- July 1 – 23
- Nov. 20 – 27
- Dec. 22 – 31
Peak Pricing Period
1-Day Magic Kingdom: Adult $132.06, Child $125.67
1-Day Epcot, Hollywood Studios, or Animal Kingdom: Adult $121.41, Child $115.02
1-Day Park Hopper: Adult $174.66, Child 168.27
1-Day with Water Park Fun and More: Adult $200.22, Child $193.83 (2 visits)
1-Day Park Hopper with Water Park and More: Adult $233.24, Child $226.85 (2 visits)
There are no blackout dates for any Peak period times of year.
Please note:
In addition, although in the past 1-Day tickets for Walt Disney World Resort did not expire, 1-Day tickets sold on or after Sunday, Feb. 28 for Walt Disney World Resort will expire at the end of the next calendar year. For example, 1-day tickets sold in 2016 will expire on Dec. 31, 2017. The amount paid for an unused, expired ticket may be applied towards the purchase of a new ticket at the current price.
Tickets also expire 14 days after the date of first use.
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