and.....a return to differential one day ticket prices for the individual parks, at an increase of course....Interesting that AK has the lowest rates. Really shows that park needs more attractions to increase interest.
Park specific pricing in addition to date specific pricing.
* MK.....$124 to $189
* Epcot. $114 to $179
*DHS.....$124 to $179
*AK........$109 to $159
Parkhoppers increase
AP's will increase once sales resume
*Incredi Pass...$1399 ($1299)
*Sorcerer..........$969 ($899)
*Pirate...............$749 ($699)
Glad I bought my April 2023 vacation multi day tickets a couple of months ago. It was an easy guess this would happen.
I’m surprised by that too. Weird strategy. We can’t even spin zone it (the dynamic pricing OR the increases in general) as crowd control because it’s more packed than ever.Disney really out here saying Epcot and DAK are lesser experiences.
Pretty dramatic increase, wowzaand.....a return to differential one day ticket prices for the individual parks, at an increase of course....Interesting that AK has the lowest rates. Really shows that park needs more attractions to increase interest.
Park specific pricing in addition to date specific pricing.
* MK.....$124 to $189
* Epcot. $114 to $179
*DHS.....$124 to $179
*AK........$109 to $159
Parkhoppers increase
AP's will increase once sales resume
*Incredi Pass...$1399 ($1299)
*Sorcerer..........$969 ($899)
*Pirate...............$749 ($699)
Glad I bought my April 2023 vacation multi day tickets a couple of months ago. It was an easy guess this would happen.
and the water parks.................Disney should just say they're adding a Disney+ Black Hole TAX on the park guests.UPDATE-- Apparently there were also price increases for parking ($30), as well as Genie+ and Photopass today as well.
I think the Genie+ increase was only for DLRUPDATE-- Apparently there were also price increases for parking ($30), as well as Genie+ and Photopass today as well.
Maybe two weeks ago they debuted a new, cheap water park season pass because Typhoon has been so empty. Disney a bloated bureaucracy where one department has no idea what the other is doing.and the water parks.................Disney should just say they're adding a Disney+ Black Hole TAX on the park guests.
That new union contract has consequences.I don't know how they can really justify these price increases.
The only way they can staff is to keep up with Universal's pay scale, which went up first.That new union contract has consequences.
I always see it as wages are up so we have to charge moreThat new union contract has consequences.
Also… not insignificant is that the on-again, off-again move of CA jobs to Lake Nona really altered the balance of professional roles in Orlando. Without going into too much detail, east coast people had one sense regarding job levels while west coast people had another (higher) sense of job levels, so there has been some… changes… to professional roles to stop all of the parks people from rushing toward the Lake Nina jobs that may not even be staying. All a mess.
And triggered way bigger pass pricing increases than these, both nominally and proportionally.The only way they can staff is to keep up with Universal's pay scale, which went up first.