It must be noted that consistently strong visitor numbers give Disney and other theme parks good reason to keep jacking up prices. If the one-day Magic Kingdom price hits $105 as fully expected, admissions will have risen $26 (or about 33%) in a quick five years. Likewise, theme park giant Universal Studios will likely raise prices hand in hand with Disney.Īs of Friday afternoon, Disney had issued no official comment on the subject of price increases, but given its recent history, at this point it would be more of a shocker if the company decided to forgo a price hike than leap over the $100 watermark. The prices mentioned are all for entrance at one park on one specific day "Park Hopper" passes that allow visitors to hit multiple theme parks on the same day cost extra-and this option is all but guaranteed to cost extra as regular admission prices rise. This time, the price of a one-day adult admission to the Magic Kingdom is expected to cross the $100 mark-it'll hit $105, to be exact, taxes not included.Īs has become custom, single-day prices at EPCOT and Disney's other theme parks will likely be a few dollars cheaper, and prices for children (ages 3 to 9) will be a few bucks cheaper than those for adults. The ThemeParkInsider blog and the Orlando Sentinel have both cited inside sources that indicate price increases will be announced as soon as Sunday, February 22. Here we are in early 2015, and, like clockwork, another theme park admission price hike appears to be in the works. Sometime in the first half of the years listed below-before the peak summer season was under way-Disney raised prices as follows: Toward the end of the summer of 2010, prices were raised, to $82.
Five years ago, the price of a one-day adult ticket to Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom was $79.
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