Is Variable Ticket Pricing coming to WDW?

[bgraham34]

I just wish I had the money to buy tickets in advance for the next 5-10 years, that way I don't have to worry about this upcoming practice.

I also did hear that when this does happen that the annual pass is expected to rise $75-100 dollars.

 

[polynesiangirl]

I'm with those who kind of can't believe that they don't do this already (I mean, it's sensible business...I think even the Six Flags by us does variable pricing.)

I am curious as to how it would work for those of us who buy non-expiring passes and use them over a period of years, though. I've enjoyed being able to buy a bunch of days at once and then whatever is left is already paid for on my next trip (and as a bonus, not always having to buy passes makes it easier to convince my husband that we should go.)

 

[RSoxNo1]

I just wish I had the money to buy tickets in advance for the next 5-10 years, that way I don't have to worry about this upcoming practice.

I also did hear that when this does happen that the annual pass is expected to rise $75-100 dollars.

Disney tickets are a better investment than Disney stock. Buy tickets now and sell them next year for a 5-10% increase. You won't see that return on Disney stock.

 

[bgraham34]

Disney tickets are a better investment than Disney stock. Buy tickets now and sell them next year for a 5-10% increase. You won't see that return on Disney stock.

I have often thought about that.