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25% Increase in Annual Pass Prices in effect NOW! (6/18/2019)
New pricing for Annual Passes effective immediately
Platinum Plus Annual Pass $1,219.00 (up from $999.00 -- 22% increase)
Platinum Annual Pass $1,119.00 (up from $899.00 -- 24.5% increase)
Water Parks Annual Pass $139.00 (don't know what it WAS)
These are, basically, 20-25% increases.
Makes you wonder what the standard MYW ticket is going to go up to...
$150.00 for a single-day/single-park ticket during the 'slow' times?????
Ridiculous!!!
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Originally Posted by Imalismom
Disney Platinum Plus Pass:$1219.00 (from $994.00)
Disney Platinum Pass: $1,119.00 (from $894.00)
FL Resident Platinum Plus Annual Pass: $999.00 (from $849.00)
FL Resident Platinum Annual Pass:$899.00 (from $749.00)
FL Resident Gold Annual Pass:$699.00 (from $609.00)
FL Resident Silver Annual Pass:$519.00 (from $479.00)
FL Resident Theme Park Select Pass: $439.00 (No Increase)
FL Resident Weekday Select Annual Pass: $349.00 (from $319.00)
-Bud
Walt Disney World:
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5/15 - POR
1/22 - ASMO
10/22 - ASMU
Disneyland: 12/15 - Paradise Pier Hotel
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We are so upset about this. We were finally going to upgrade to APs on our trip in August. It just doesn't make sense now. That is an $800 increase for a family of four!
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Originally Posted by Dulcee
We are so upset about this. We were finally going to upgrade to APs on our trip in August. It just doesn't make sense now. That is an $800 increase for a family of four!
Yeah, I feel you there.
After my initial shock, I still see that you can get your value out of an AP within 10 single day visits, not accounting for the included MemoryMaker in the AP.
Also, I am a big proponent of Disney paying their employees, read Cast Members, a "living" wage. That money has to come from somewhere....
Expensive, yes, but still a bargain if you are going to do multiple, multi-day trips within the AP year. Am I happy about the size of the increase, or the fact that MYW ticket will undoubtedly rise accordingly very shortly? NO!
-Bud
Walt Disney World:
9/03 - CBR
1/09 - BWV
9/05; 2/07; 12/07; 9/08; 9/09; 9/10; 9/11; 12/13; 12/17; 4/18; 10/18, 4/23 - PC
5/15 - POR
1/22 - ASMO
10/22 - ASMU
Disneyland: 12/15 - Paradise Pier Hotel
Next up: ???
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Wow. I guess announcements like this shouldn't surprise us anymore. So 20%-25% increase now? And that's on top of the 5%-10% increase just 8 months ago. So while there still will be value in these tickets, that value is diminishing at a concerning rate. I'm trying to recall what these passes cost just a few years ago - AP prices must be close to doubling in the last 5 years.
I expect this is far less about employee pay increases than it's about Star Wars and paying for that. They've been building up to this Star Wars opening for many years now. They're going to take advantage of the expected crowds and demand.
Any indication how big an increase for renewing the APs?
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Originally Posted by Dulcee
We are so upset about this. We were finally going to upgrade to APs on our trip in August. It just doesn't make sense now. That is an $800 increase for a family of four!
We are in the same boat. We leave in three days and were getting APs. Now I have to come up with $700 in the next few days in order to still do it. Ugh. I was expecting an increase but planned for $50-75 a person, not $225 each. Now I'm just stressed about money and where to cut expenses and not just getting to be excited about going!
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Originally Posted by ThanxForNoticin
Any indication how big an increase for renewing the APs?
Okay Disney, see you.
New annual pass prices have increased. Hold on to your britches ladies and gents! --_--
PP was $849 is now $999
P was $749 is now $899
G was $609 is now $699
S was $478 is now $519
** all of the above are with the FL Res discount BEFORE tax
Not sure if that helps or not....(from a facebook group posting)
-Bud
Walt Disney World:
9/03 - CBR
1/09 - BWV
9/05; 2/07; 12/07; 9/08; 9/09; 9/10; 9/11; 12/13; 12/17; 4/18; 10/18, 4/23 - PC
5/15 - POR
1/22 - ASMO
10/22 - ASMU
Disneyland: 12/15 - Paradise Pier Hotel
Next up: ???
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AND they increased resort parking fees 😔
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Originally Posted by Dulcee
AND they increased resort parking fees
So are we at the point were it now costs more to park then it did for a days admission?
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I was literally ready to buy my AP yesterday but was waiting on a paycheck to hit my bank account (of course it did today). Super bummed...
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Originally Posted by Dulcee
AND they increased resort parking fees
How much are parking fees now?
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Nothing has ticked me off more than resort parking fees. I know there's a lot to choose from, but that one just boils my blood!
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Originally Posted by PopPhan
Yeah, I feel you there.
After my initial shock, I still see that you can get your value out of an AP within 10 single day visits, not accounting for the included MemoryMaker in the AP.
Also, I am a big proponent of Disney paying their employees, read Cast Members, a "living" wage. That money has to come from somewhere....
Expensive, yes, but still a bargain if you are going to do multiple, multi-day trips within the AP year. Am I happy about the size of the increase, or the fact that MYW ticket will undoubtedly rise accordingly very shortly? NO!
Stop making excuses for the vile, shameless, filthy rich executives making dozens of millions of dollars a year.
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Originally Posted by magicofdisney
Nothing has ticked me off more than resort parking fees. I know there's a lot to choose from, but that one just boils my blood!
I feel the same way. I’m going to use my annual pass for one more visit, then I’m done for awhile. I’ve been staying on site since 1973, and this one has put me over the edge.
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Wow! No more annual passes for me. Less park time, more resort hopping
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The gouging continues. Hawaii is looking better all the time, and cheaper.
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As long as the turnstiles keep turning pretty much to capacity, Disney has no incentive to do anything else but raise prices. I have felt priced out for several years already, but I also can't afford a Ferrari. I wish they were affordable too.
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When I saw discussion of this on Twitter, I thought back to when APs cost less than a 10 day park hopping ticket, had no blackout dates, free parking, plus a bunch of other little discounts all over the property. It is really out of control. I feel like they'd prefer to discontinue the concept entirely, but will continue to sell them at ridiculous prices to those who insist upon it.
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On a positive note; it wasn’t a 26 percent increase
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha whoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!
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It's been rumored for awhile that it would be a 20-25% increase so not too surprising. The parks are packed, Star Wars is about to open and Disneyland has seen some big increases in the cost of their APs.
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Would you be shocked if I say another 5 to 6 percent in October???
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