By Juliana Octavini
October is one of the most anticipated months in Orlando for Halloween festivities, especially in theme parks that gather a series of events to celebrate the date.
But it can also be a scary month for Disney fans. This is because September is the month that closes the American fiscal year and therefore in October, companies begin to prepare for next year, which may mean increasing prices of their products.
And Disney is no different. Every year this month, she announces ticket prices for the following year.
It is already expected, annually, a certain increase in ticket values or even products from their theme stores or restaurants.
Not long ago, we announced here that Disney increased the prices of Lightning Lane (Remember here.), and also created another category of Ligtning Lane – the Lightning Lane Premier Pass - with a very salty value (Remember here.).
Now it was the company's turn to announce the increase in annual passes tickets.
Check below the updated prices of each pass:
Disney Pixie Dust Pass: It was for $469.
Disney Pirate Pass: went to $ 829 (was $ 799)
Disney Sorcerer Pass: went to $1079 (was $999)
Disney Incredi-Pass: It was for $1549 (it was $1449)
The change also affects renewal prices for current pass holders, check out:
Disney Pixie Dust Pass: It was for $399.
Disney Pirate Pass: went to US$ 709 (was US$ 679)
Disney Sorcerer Pass: went to $ 929 (was $ 849)
Disney Incredi-Pass: went to $1229 (it remains the same value)
The increase caused many residents of Florida and holders of annual passes to show discontent on social media, as the company continues to increase everything in its parks.
Regular tickets are increased to 2025
Throughout its 53 years of history, Disney tickets prices at all levels have increased significantly over the years, especially in recent decades, which has caused some dissatisfaction on the part of fans and visitors in general. And in 2025 it's no exception.
In March, Disney had announced that regular tickets will be increased by 2025. That is, if you are planning your trip to Orlando next year, prepare your pocket!
The ticket for 1 day in just 1 park, for example, will be US$ 119 (before, the same ticket cost US$ 109). This, by the way, is the kind of ticket most into account you will find on the company's website.
Overall, there was an increase from $5 to $10 in ticket value.
Remembering that this is the minimum amount you can pay on your ticket, since the price revolves around demand and also the season. Depending on the period of the year, such as for example, holidays and school holidays, you will find tickets with very salty values!
Therefore, it is worth planning ahead the period that will make your trip so as not to be surprised.
Food in the parks is also more expensive!
This week Disney also announced an increase in the price of food and drink in all its parks. This readjustment in the amount of food should already occur in the next week, so watch out!
Below are some of the items that will increase the price:
Hot dog: $9.49 (it was $9.29)
Popcorn: $7.00 (it was $5.50)
Churros: $6.99 (it was $6.79)
Mickey's pretzel: $7.99 (was $7.79)
Drinks: $4.79.
Water bottle: $4.00 (it was $3.75)
In addition to the kiosks with snacks, all the restaurants spread across the four theme parks also suffered aliment in the value of their meals.
And it doesn't end there! Mealing with the characters in the complex restaurants will also be more expensive. Look at that.
1900 Park Fare
Breakfast: 58 adults (it was $ 54) / 37 children (it was $ 34)
Dinner: US$ 69 adults (was US$ 66) / US$ 44 children (was US$ 41)
Akershus Royal Banquet Hall
Breakfast: US$ 59 adults (was US$ 55) / US$ 38 children (was US$ 35)
Lunch and dinner: $69 adults (it was $67) / $46 children (it was $43)
Biergarten
Lunch and dinner: $49 adults (no adjustment) / $28 children (it was $27)
Cape May Café
Breakfast: $49 adults (it was $47) / $33 children (it was $30)
Dinner: $49 (it was $47) / $29 children (it was $27)
Chef Mickey’s
Breakfast: 58 adults (it was $ 54) / 37 children (it was $ 34)
Dinner: US$ 69 adults (was US$ 66) / US$ 44 children (was US$ 41)
Cinderella’s Royal Table
Breakfast: $74 adults (it was $69) / $45 children (it was $42)
Lunch and dinner: $ 88 adults (it was $ 84) / US$ 52 children (it was $ 49)
Garden Grill Restaurant
Breakfast: $49 adults (it was $47) / $33 children (it was $30)
Lunch and dinner: US$ 62 adults (no change) / US$ 42 children (was US$ 40)
Hollywood & Vine
Lunch and dinner: US$ 63 adults (no change) / US$ 42 children (it was US$ 40)
‘Ohana
Breakfast: US$ 53 adults (it was US$ 49) / US$ 33 children (it was US$ 30)
Dinner: $65 adults / $42 children (it was $40)
Roundup Rodeo BBQ
Lunch and dinner: $49 adults (was $45) / $27 children (was $25)
Sebastian’s Bistro
Dinner: $39 adults (was $38) / $21 children (was $20)
Story Book Dinning at Artist Point with Snow White
Dinner: US$ 67 adults (was US$ 65) / US$ 41 children (was US$ 39)
The Diamond Horseshoe / Liberty Tree Tavern
Lunch and dinner: US$ 44 adults (it was US$ 42) / US$ 24 children (it was US$ 23)
Topolino’s Terrace – Flavors of the Riviera
Breakfast: US$ 52 adults (it was US$ 49) / US$ 33 children (it was US$ 30)
Tusker House Restaurant
Breakfast: $49 adults (it was $47) / $33 children (it was $30)
Lunch and dinner: $64 adults (it was $62) / $42 children (it was $40)
As you can see, the raise was little but it's that, right, guys... From dollar to dollar, the money goes away. Rsrs
So if you're planning your trip for the next few months, prepare your pocket! But as the saying goes, "who converts, doesn't have fun," right?
