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12th February 2018
10:50am GMT

“Given the small percentage of guests that purchase a one-day ticket at Walt Disney World, extending pre-published, date-specific pricing to multi-day tickets will further advance our efforts spread to attendance throughout the year."
More changes are expected later in the year in line with the company’s flexible pricing programme. The increase has left many regular and potential visitors angry and they have taken to Twitter to share their frustrations.Disney World prices have increased: - Magic Kingdom: $119 (+$4 hike) - Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom: $114 (+$7 hike) - Parking pass: $22/day (+2 hike) - Annual Platinum pass: $729 (+$50 hike) - Annual Gold pass: $589 (+$30 hike) - Annual Silver pass: $439 (+$20 hike)
— Joel Franco (@OfficialJoelF) February 11, 2018
Disney is squeezing the average American family for every last drop of blood. I don’t think this is what Walt had in mind. Prices are simply ridiculous to visit a theme park (and forget about their hotel prices). “Disney World ticket prices rise again” https://t.co/Tv8yG1oQ0q
— Ashleigh Keelean (@jakeelean) February 11, 2018
My youngest has never been to Disney World and at these prices I bet he never will. Unless we hit the lottery.
— Rich Johnson (@RichSwammpy) February 11, 2018
As long as the park fills up, Disney will continue to increase admission prices. The only way to stop the insanity is to quit going! My wife and I used to go to Dizzyland all the time until the price of admission made us more nauseous than the tea cups! ????? pic.twitter.com/zZCZNYd5Ta
— Mojo Elliott (@MojoElliottLA) February 11, 2018
Keep raising prices.I guess this price hike is due to the bonuses Disney gave out.. I'm suspecting by 2020 it'll be 150.00 for a single day ticket to Magic Kingdom.. People will need to start selling their kidneys on the black market to be able to afford a day at Disney.Pathetic
— John R (@RhodesJohn82) February 11, 2018
As a longtime Disney family, I don’t like the price tag attached. It speaks to privilege! For families that save to come to Disney for the magical escape from reality it is a slap back into the haves and the have not‘s. Disney is should be magical for everyone equally!
— Julie Eckhoff (@JulieEckhoff) February 11, 2018
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