New MYW Ticket and Annual Pass Prices

[Jose Eber]

Wow.

Of course cast salary and pay will increase just as dramatically.

:ROFLOL:

 

[angelfaerie52]

Of course the AP price goes up 15 bucks three days before I move to Florida and buy my freaking pass.

es me off! :fork:

 

[Jose Eber]

Pictures are worth a thousand words.

I used 2000 ticket prices and used the value of the 2000 dollar and came up with this chart.

If everything stayed the same (except Disney adjusted for inflation), the real ticket value would be what is in blue.

 

[cb3k]

Am I correct in assuming that I will be locked in with the ap rate that I paid last year? I actually even expected a discount on it for renewing? I have assumed this for a while now but it sounds as though some former passholders are discouraged with the new rates.

 

[Jose Eber]

If you choose to renew, you will be paying the new renewal rates posted on the first page of this thread.

 

[GymLeaderPhil]

Am I correct in assuming that I will be locked in with the ap rate that I paid last year? I actually even expected a discount on it for renewing? I have assumed this for a while now but it sounds as though some former passholders are discouraged with the new rates.

The renewal rate for Annual Passes are not locked in. You can renew your Annual Pass from thirty days before until thirty days after your expiration date, in order to receive your renewal discount. Your discount depends upon your Annual Pass and a detailed guide can be found here.

 

[lilmizpixie3]

Did the seasonal pass rate go up too? :dazzle:

 

[Passport]

Of course the AP price goes up 15 bucks three days before I move to Florida and buy my freaking pass.

es me off! :fork:

Check out AAA if you are a member. They might have a discount for Florida AP.

 

[twistedmickey]

I can see in the very near future paying $100 dollars a day to go to disney. At that point I might have to look for other sources of entertainment.

 

[cb3k]

The renewal rate for Annual Passes are not locked in. You can renew your Annual Pass from thirty days before until thirty days after your expiration date, in order to receive your renewal discount. Your discount depends upon your Annual Pass and a detailed guide can be found here.

Thanks a bunch on clearing it up...It looks as though I will still be getting mine about 25 dollars cheaper than the total 361.04 that I paid last year.

 

[Passport]

Thanks a bunch on clearing it up...It looks as though I will still be getting mine about 25 dollars cheaper than the total 361.04 that I paid last year.

How exactly are you able to do that? The price increase is making mine go up when I renew.

 

[HauntedPirate]

Bah, I was hoping they'd hold off until January....

$100 for a single days park admission, in my estimation, is about 5-6 years away.

 

[hrcollectibles]

Of course the AP price goes up 15 bucks three days before I move to Florida and buy my freaking pass.

es me off! :fork:

I hear ya. I am going there next weekend and planned on upgrading my florida 3 day pass thingy to an annual pass.... oh well I go to Orlando once a month so when I break it down its not that bad..lol

 

[Moustronaut]

So did I read this right?

10 day non-expiring park hopping ticket is $450?

Annual Pass is $448?

Wow the break even point on an AP is less than 10 days! (assuming you aren't gonna use those ten days within 14)