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Walt Disney World Tickets - The 2017 Price Increase and Changes

On Feb. 12, 2017, Walt Disney World® Resort implemented an adjustment to ticket offerings. This year, guests will see a $20 savings on a 3-Day or longer Magic your Way® Ticket when purchased via a Disney Vacation Planner as compared to the price for the same ticket at the theme park ticket windows, Guest Relations and Sports Welcome Center! Also starting February 12th there was a ticket increase. Overall ticket prices did increase on February 12, 2017. (NOTE: As of February 13th, Walt Disney world vacation packages have not seen this reflected increase. Email me, [email protected], to book your 2017 Walt Disney World vacation NOW to save before it goes into effect!).Other changes to ticket offerings will include the following: * All newly-purchased tickets will expire on a specified date. Never-used expired tickets may be exchanged by consumers for credit toward new ticket purchase of equal or greater value. Previously-purchased tickets without expiration dates will remain valid until used. * The Water Park Fun & More has been discontinued as a standalone option. The Water Park Fun & More will be bundled with the Park Hopper option and will now be known as the Park Hopper Plus Options (Park Hopper Option is still available). A day at a Disney park is unlike any other in the world. This year guests will experience new things including: * Pandora – NEW! The World of AVATAR, opening May 27, 2017, marks the largest expansion in the history of Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park. * Star Wars experiences continue this year at Disney’s Hollywood Studios®. * Immersive experiences debuted during the past year at Epcot® – Soarin’ Around the World and Frozen Ever After. * Development continues on new themed lands based on Star Wars and “Toy Story.” To book your Walt Disney World Resort vacation, email me - [email protected] - a Disney Vacation Planner. As a Disney Vacation Planner, I'll help you plan the most magical vacation - all for free! You won't pay one penny more by booking with me but you'll get more help and advice than you would if you booked on your own. Just a few of the few things I'll do for FREE: help to find you the perfect Walt Disney World Resort; I'll make your Advance Dining Reservations and Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique Reservations; make your FastPass+ selections; and free tips and tricks! Plus my clients that book a vacation package get a free Disney Gift card and more! With all of these things from me, and all of the great things happening at Walt Disney World in 2017 - you're bound to have a magical vacation! http://dlvr.it/NMg0dj

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Confirmed Disney Ticket Prices ARE Going Up! And Demand Pricing Is Here!

Rumors have been circulating for weeks… but now it is official! A ticket increase and tiered pricing goes into effect at Disneyland tomorrow, and in Walt Disney on March 11.

From The Orlando Sentinel “Starting next week, Disney World will move to a tiered pricing system for one-day tickets. Disney will divide the calendar into value, regular and peak periods. Peak season will include spring break, much of the summer and late December. Disney’s three other parks will cost $114 during those times — $10 less than the Magic Kingdom. Value days — the least popular ones — will remain the same price Disney has charged for the past year. So visits during late August and almost all of September will cost $105 at the Magic Kingdom and $97 at other Disney World parks. Disney’s value season will last a few more days. Mid-tier pricing — $110 at Magic Kingdom and $102 at the other parks — goes into effect Friday. Peak season arrives March 11.”

From JOSEPH PIMENTEL at the OC Register “Going to Disneyland or Disney California Adventure will cost $95 to $119 for an adult beginning Sunday depending on the day – as the two parks go to demand-based pricing. Currently, an adult ticket costs $99.Under what Disney calls “seasonal pricing,” customers will pay $95 for “value” days, $105 for “regular” days and $119 for “peak” days.For the rest of the year, there are 83 value days, mostly Mondays through Thursdays during off-season months or when school is normally in session. There are 142 regular days, covering most weekends and summer days. And there are 83 peak days that fall on spring break, some summer weekends, and nearly all of December.”

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