Will the new ticket pricing and expiration dates change how you plan your trips?

[eliza61nyc]

So as you may have heard Disney is going to "date" specific tickets. So like the resorts during certain times (value) park admissions will be lower and during other times the same ticket will be higher. Also the tickets will have to be used within a certain time range.

For some this may make planning a bit trickier as they some times change the date after they purchase their tickets. for others it will not.

Will this make it more difficult to plan your trips to the world?

For me it probably won't make a difference, I tend not to change my trip dates especially since I fly, once I purchase airfare unless something catastrophic happens, I'm locked in.
I could see this make it less flexible if you are the type to buy your tickets say at the first of the year and hold onto them until later.

 

[JIMINYCR]

No... When we book our trip we dont make changes. We make our plans, mark our calendar, start our countdown and hopefully nothings going to alter it from happening.

 

[networkpro]

Option 4: AP holder

 

[LeighM]

No, it really won't affect us. Especially now that I know I'm only going to be travelling for long planned trips to WDW in April or May No threat of winter storms back home (which always seem to coincide with trips I have planned), no hurricanes, and less humidity.

 

[larryz]

Depends on what they do to the military ticket and room discounts.

 

[TheGuyThatMakesSwords]

We buy APs. And we have no data on what will occur, here.

As always? We'll compare ticket cost, AP vs other, AP vs AP, every year, every trip, when WE want to go.