News New Disney World Ticket Spring 2026 Deal for Disney+ Perks Members Starts at $109 Per Day

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Disney+ Subscribers Get Exclusive 3-Day, 3-Park Ticket Offer for Spring 2026 at Walt Disney World

Disney+ Subscribers Get Exclusive 3-Day, 3-Park Ticket Offer for Spring 2026 at Walt Disney World

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[Sirwalterraleigh]

…more precedented demand

 

[Biff215]

I don’t see the appeal of this offer at all unless you’re actually willing to forgo MK completely.

 

[HauntedPirate]

I don’t see the appeal of this offer at all unless you’re actually willing to forgo MK completely.

Well, it's darn tootin' better than those filthy, good-for-nothing, freeloading, spend-no-money, bring-their-own-food-into-the-parks-and-eat-on-tables, take-up-prime-viewing-spots Annual Passholders, I can tell you that. But I'm sure everything is fine, between this ticket deal and all the room discounts available. Disney CFO HUGH G Johnston will tell us all about how good the parks are doing plus strong bookings next Thursday, when Disney announces higher-than-ever profits from DPEP (due to higher prices).

 

[Purduevian]

I don’t see the appeal of this offer at all unless you’re actually willing to forgo MK completely.

I think in some cases, combining this with a 1 day ticket to MK is actually cheaper than a 4 day 1 park ticket.

Edit just looked at my dates... I can get the 3 day ticket deal for $346 + a 1 day MK ticket on the day I want for $211 (total of $557) or a 4 day ticket for $696

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

I don’t see the appeal of this offer at all unless you’re actually willing to forgo MK completely.

They keep trying to pull the same tricks for the last 3 years

This is one of them

“Up to 35% off!” On hotel rooms (as they increase the prices) is another

“Kids eat free!” On a limited dining plan thing when you you pay full price for 5 other stipulations is another

“Up to $3000 off!” Massively overpriced dvc contracts is another

 

[HauntedPirate]

Availability at the lowest stated price:

January 2026 - 15 dates
February 2026 - 6 dates
March 2026 - 3 dates
April 2026 - 5 dates
May 2026 - 10 dates

 

[Biff215]

I think in some cases, combining this with a 1 day ticket to MK is actually cheaper than a 4 day 1 park ticket.

Edit just looked at my dates... I can get the 3 day ticket deal for $346 + a 1 day MK ticket on the day I want for $211 (total of $557) or a 4 day ticket for $696

Fair enough. Our trip is six days so there’s just no way to make this work.

Shows how insanely priced the combo park tickets are today that paying $211 for one day at MK actually saves you money!

 

[jah4955]

Well, it's darn tootin' better than those filthy, good-for-nothing, freeloading, spend-no-money, bring-their-own-food-into-the-parks-and-eat-on-tables, take-up-prime-viewing-spots Annual Passholders, I can tell you that. But I'm sure everything is fine, between this ticket deal and all the room discounts available. Disney CFO HUGH G Johnston will tell us all about how good the parks are doing plus strong bookings next Thursday, when Disney announces higher-than-ever profits from DPEP (due to higher prices).

Tell me what you really think

 

[Purduevian]

Fair enough. Our trip is six days so there’s just no way to make this work.

Shows how insanely priced the combo park tickets are today that paying $211 for one day at MK actually saves you money!

I'm still figuring out which parks/how many park days my group is going to do (either 3 days with no AK or 4 days with 2 days at MK), but now that second MK day might flip to an AK based on a $400 saving for my family of 2 adults and 1 child. Current options taking this new deal into account:

• 3 Park days (MK, EPCOT, DHS): $1,592.93
• 4 Park days (MK, EPCOT, DHS, AK): $1668.93
• 4 Park days (MK, EPCOT, DHS, MK): $2069.49

for $76 total for us I for sure am going to be going up from a 3 park days to 4 park days even if it's just for AK.

 

[HauntedPirate]

Tell me what you really think

(The AP stuff is mocking a certain AP-hating overseas poster, who has made all of those claims about Annual Passholders)

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Well, it's darn tootin' better than those filthy, good-for-nothing, freeloading, spend-no-money, bring-their-own-food-into-the-parks-and-eat-on-tables, take-up-prime-viewing-spots Annual Passholders, I can tell you that. But I'm sure everything is fine, between this ticket deal and all the room discounts available. Disney CFO HUGH G Johnston will tell us all about how good the parks are doing plus strong bookings next Thursday, when Disney announces higher-than-ever profits from DPEP (due to higher prices).

You’re lying

…the last line will end up being (due to higher prices and cost cuts)

 

[dlfan1313]

I have never witnessed a company so blatantly willing to rip off its "guests". They raise their prices 15% intentionally so they can discount them by 5%. Over and over and over like a well-trained toddler singing the latest internet meme song they use the same trick. It says a lot about how they view their customers.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

I have never witnessed a company so blatantly willing to rip off its "guests". They raise their prices 15% intentionally so they can discount them by 5%. Over and over and over like a well-trained toddler singing the latest internet meme song they use the same trick. It says a lot about how they view their customers.

Every company has been trying to pull that.

Disney park customers are slow to wake up to it…but it appears the sun is shining

 

[dlfan1313]

Every company has been trying to pull that.

Disney park customers are slow to wake up to it…but it appears the sun is shining

I know a lot of companies do, I just haven't noticed one that does it as often and as blatantly as Disney. It's like every day is Black Friday over there.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

I know a lot of companies do, I just haven't noticed one that does it as often and as blatantly as Disney. It's like every day is Black Friday over there.

…unless they get new/better management…they’re heading more towards Black Thursday

 

[Comped]

Well, it's darn tootin' better than those filthy, good-for-nothing, freeloading, spend-no-money, bring-their-own-food-into-the-parks-and-eat-on-tables, take-up-prime-viewing-spots Annual Passholders, I can tell you that.

Some of us annual passholders have to eat on top of trash cans because tourists take up those tables!

 

[Basil of Baker Street]

I have never witnessed a company so blatantly willing to rip off its "guests". They raise their prices 15% intentionally so they can discount them by 5%. Over and over and over like a well-trained toddler singing the latest internet meme song they use the same trick. It says a lot about how they view their customers.

Pretty much every jewelry store marks their prices up 400% then gives you 50% off. Furniture stores come to mind as well. It's a tired tactic.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Pretty much every jewelry store marks their prices up 400% then gives you 50% off. Furniture stores come to mind as well. It's a tired tactic.

Not the same market/products

 

[Basil of Baker Street]

Not the same market/products

I have no idea what you are trying to correct. Marking something up and giving you a discount is a tactic used across many different markets and products.