We rarely see a TICKET discount at Disney World! Here are the details.
Ticket Offers
There’s no better way to spend quality time with family and friends than a trip to Walt Disney World Resort! This summer, don’t miss these special new seasonal ticket offers. They are sure to make your vacation extra magical.
From experiencing the rush of the new TRON Lightcycle / Run presented by Enterprise at Magic Kingdom Park and delighting in the spectacle of Fantasmic! at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, to setting out on a thrilling whitewater adventure on Kali River Rapids at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park and putting their very own concept car through its paces on Test Track presented by Chevrolet, it’s the perfect time take advantage of special offers.
Let’s dig in!
4-Park Magic Ticket
Beginning May 23, 2023, Guests can purchase the 4-day, 4-Park Magic Ticket for $99 per day plus tax ($396 total plus tax). This offer includes one day of admission to each of the four theme parks (for a total of 4 admissions, on 4 separate days). No theme park reservations are needed. Woohoo!
Ticket is valid for admission June 1, 2023 through September 29, 2023 (subject to blockout dates from July 1 to July 4 and September 1 to September 4, 2023). Ticket must be used within 7 days of first use or by September 29, 2023, whichever comes first. Ticket excludes activities/events separately priced.
This is a great ticket offer! We do not typically see discounts on tickets. It also leads us to wonder if this summer may be a bit slower than normal. Disney does not need to release discounts during busy times, so summer may be an excellent time to visit!
Florida Resident Disney Summer Magic Ticket
Beginning May 16, 2023, Florida residents can purchase the Disney Summer Magic Ticket, which offers value and flexibility for their next adventure to Walt Disney World theme parks. Choose from a 4-day ticket for $58 per day plus tax ($229 total plus tax) or a 3-day ticket for $70 per day plus tax ($209 total plus tax). With this ticket, advance theme park reservations are required and are subject to availability.
Ticket is valid for use beginning May 16 through September 29, 2023 (subject to blockout dates from May 26 to May 29, July 1 to July 4 and September 1 to September 4, 2023). Ticket is valid for one theme park per day and excludes activities/events separately priced.
Looking for even more magic? Guests can take advantage of great resort hotel offers this summer. Learn more HERE and HERE.
Will you take advantage of either offers? Let us know in the comments below. Do you know someone who may want to visit this summer? Be sure to share this post with them!
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Monday 15th of May 2023
@ssfd5 your observations are spot on. I appreciate your commentary.
sffd5
Monday 15th of May 2023
This is interesting in that the prices they are giving date back quite a few years now. Remember ger was in charge when the prices started going up on a twice a year schedule. The difference between Iger and Chapek price increases was that Chapek had prices going up by 20% twice a year and Iger was 5 to 10%, if they make this price decrease permanent this would eliminate all the price increases that Chapek instituted. Maybe, Iger has figured out that a company in the theme park business cannot sustain on over the top gate prices. While you may make $30 per guest at the gate, you lose 20% of your customers and then the ones that do visit you lose $100s per guest in the food and merchandise arena because people feel like they have been ripped off and won't shell out the money that they would when they feel that they got a bargain at the gate. It is psychological strategy that you need to make huge profits. Initially due to the closures people didn't care now that people have gotten their taste and realize the amount they spent, they are more reluctant to that again. Disney has so much competition out there, people are going to the competition because there appears to be a better value. Look at Universal for example. No reservations required and if you stay at some of the moderate and higher end resorts you get front of the line passes (unlike Disney they do not require you to plan your day around it and keep your nose glued to your phone. I found this year that the food is less than Disney prices and to be honest a better value and quality). Numbers are already way down for WDW and at the rate it is going it will be even lower because people see no value in a WDW vacation anymore. Things are not improving for WDW either. Chapek decimated the workers and now they have rude and unfriendly cast members as well as a huge hole in their preventative Maintenance team. Just some anecdotal observations. The other side of it is that they are not generating a lot of excitement in the Production side of things either. What used to happen many years ago instead of making sequels and live action remakes they would theatrically rerelease a classic and be working on a brand-new storyline for a new story. Not anymore and the box offices show it for Disney. I know you will say but the Guardians is doing well. The only reasoning it is doing well is because there is nothing in the movie theaters that people want to watch.
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