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That's the ticket- Disney Ticket Prices |
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Disney has recently instituted an all new ticketing system. It allows for guest to pick and choose more of what they want to include, and less of what they don’t -- making the tickets far more cost effective in the overall scheme of things.
The new system also offers substantial savings to those purchasing tickets good for longer stays. The premise is that you start out by purchasing a base ticket, from there you can add on what ever options are of interest to you…again saving more the longer the tickets are good for.
Magic Your Way Tickets:
The Base Tickets: |
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10-day |
9-day |
8-day |
7-day |
6-day |
5-day |
4-day |
3-day |
2-day |
1-day |
| Age 10 + |
$237 |
$234 |
$231 |
$228 |
$225 |
$222 |
$219 |
$212 |
$149 |
$75 |
| (Avg. $/day) |
($23) |
($25) |
($28) |
($31) |
($36) |
($43) |
($53) |
($68) |
($70) |
($71) |
| Age 3-9 |
$202 |
$199 |
$196 |
$193 |
$190 |
$187 |
$184 |
$179 |
$125 |
$63 |
| (Avg. $/day) |
($19) |
($21) |
($23) |
($26) |
($30) |
($36) |
($45) |
($57) |
($59) |
($60) |
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The Base ticked admits 1 guest to 1 theme park for the number of days chosen. For example, if you purchase a base ticket for the Magic Kingdom you will be allowed admittance to only the Magic Kingdom for the number of days your ticket is good for.
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Add Ons:
Park Hopper: |
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10-day |
9-day |
8-day |
7-day |
6-day |
5-day |
4-day |
3-day |
2-day |
1-day |
| All Ages |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
| ($ per day) |
($5) |
($5) |
($6) |
($6) |
($8) |
($9) |
($11) |
($15) |
($23) |
($50) |
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The park hopper option allows guests to ?hop? between parks for the number of days chosen. For example; if you add the park hopper option to a 5-day base ticket you may enter any of the major Walt Disney World theme parks (including the Magic Kingdom, Disney-Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and Epcot) at any time during the 5 days your ticket is valid for. Guests can even enter all 4 parks on a single day if they wish (though I wouldn’t suggest trying it).
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Water Fun and More: |
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10-day |
19-day |
8-day |
7-day |
6-day |
5-day |
4-day |
3-day |
2-day |
1-day |
| All Ages |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
| (# of Visits) |
10 |
9 |
8 |
7 |
6 |
5 |
4 |
3 |
2 |
2 |
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The Water Park Fun & More option allows guests to visit select Walt Disney World venues (including Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach, Pleasure Island, DisneyQuest, and Disney’s Wide World of Sports) for the specified number of visits during the days their base tickets are valid for. For example if you purchase a Water Park Fun & More option for a 6- day ticket you will be able to visit any combination of the venues listed above up to 5 times. You could visit Blizzard Beach all 5 times or you could visit Pleasure Island once, DisneyQuest once, and Typhoon Lagoon 3 times –get the idea?
Each time you enter one of the venues it counts as a visit so if you head to Typhoon Lagoon in the afternoon and then Pleasure Island in the evening you have used 2 of your allotted visits (regardless of whether you use them all in a single day or spread out the visits over the time your ticket is valid for).
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No Expiration: |
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10-day |
9-day |
8-day |
7-day |
6-day |
5-day |
4-day |
3-day |
2-day |
1-day |
| All Ages |
$200 |
$170 |
$145 |
$110 |
$80 |
$70 |
$50 |
$23 |
$17 |
NA |
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This is fairly new…in the past Walt Disney World tickets never expired, now they expire within 14 days from the first day you use them. For example if you use your ticket for the first time on the 1st of the month, your tickets are only valid (and only for the number of days you have chosen) until the 15th. If however you purchase the No Expiration option they will be valid to use at any time in the future (again only for the number of days you have chosen). For example if you use 3 days of a 5-day ticket and have purchased the No Expiration option, you may, at any time in the future, use the remaining 2 days.
If you haven’t purchased the No Expiration option and you only use 3 of the days on a 5-day ticket the remaining 2 days will expire (after the 14 day period) and be of no use.
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Additional Ticket Options:
Annual Pass: |
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| Age 10+ |
$469 |
| Age 3-9 |
$414 |
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The Annual Pass allows the ticket holder unlimited admission for 1 year (or 365 consecutive days) to the 4 major theme parks (including the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney-Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom). Complimentary parking is included as well. Special events and activities that require a separate ticket (at an additional cost) are not included.
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Premium Annual Pass: |
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| Age 10+ |
$599 |
| Age 3-9 |
$528 |
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The Premium Annual Pass allows the ticket holder unlimited admission for 1 year (or 365 consecutive days) to the 4 major Walt Disney World theme parks (including the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney- Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom) as well as Pleasure Island, Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach, DisneyQuest, and Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex. Complimentary parking is also included. Special events andactivities that require a separate ticket (at an additional cost) are not included.
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Florida Residents
Florida residents can choose from 3 ticket options, each of which will save a few extra dollars:
Option 1: Purchase a 1-day base ticket for $63.90 (ages 10+) and $54 (ages 3-9) for an
approximate savings of 10%
Option 2: Purchase the Park Hopper option with a 1-day resident priced base ticket for $22.50 (a savings of 50% off the regular price of $45). Residents also have the option to purchase the Water Park Fun & More option for only $25 (a savings of $25).
Option 3: Purchase a 3-day ticket at $125 for an adult (age 10+) and $105 for a child (age3-9) or a 4-day ticket at $159 for an adult (age 10+), and $134 for a child (age 3-9).
Resident play passes are good for up to 6 months from the first date of use.
Florida Residents can also save on Annual Passes and Premium Annual Passes.
Additionally, Season Passes are available to Florida residents.
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Age 10+ |
Age 3-9 |
| Annual Pass |
$359 |
$316 |
| Premium Annual Pass |
$479 |
$422 |
| Season Pass |
$239 |
$211 |
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The Season Pass allows the ticket holder unlimited admission for 1 year (or 365 consecutive says) to the 4 major Walt Disney World theme parks (including the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney-MGM Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom) with the exception of blackout dates (that include days surrounding and including Christmas, New Year’s, Easter, spring break, and peak summer periods - for the exact dates check www.disneyworld.com or call tel. 407/824-4321).
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Disney's other parks: |
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Adult |
Child |
| Typhoon Lagoon |
$40 |
$34 |
| Blizzard Beach |
$40 |
$34 |
| Water Park Annual Pass |
$129.95 |
$99 |
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| DisneyQuest |
$37 |
$31 |
| DisneyQuest Annual Pass |
$89 |
$71 |
| Waterpark/DisneyQuest Annual Pass |
$129 |
$99 |
| Disney’s Wide World of |
$10.98 |
$8.41 |
| Sports Complex |
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| Cirque du Soleil |
$65-$114 |
$52-$91 |
Pleasure Island (adults)
1-night multi club |
$21.95 |
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| Annual Pass |
$55.95 |
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The prices listed do not include the Florida sales tax. Be sure to calculate the additional amount into your costs when creating your vacation budget.
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