Beginning tomorrow, Disney is shifting to seasonal pricing for 1-Day tickets.
How will it work? Each month is divided into value, regular and peak days with an 8-11 month calendar available for viewing online. Here’s an example, if you plan your visit for September, you’ll have a variety of options, including many days in the value period, which will give you the opportunity to pay less for a 1-Day ticket. If you plan to visit during a peak period, like the winter holidays you will pay more. Purchasing a 1-Day ticket in a non-peak period, or choosing multi-day ticket and annual passes, will provide additional flexibility and value.
Seasonal pricing for a 1-Day ticket and price increases for multi-day tickets will go into effect at Disney Parks Sunday, Feb. 28, 2016.
In addition, although in the past 1-Day tickets for Walt Disney World Resort did not expire, 1-Day tickets sold on or after Sunday, Feb. 28 for Walt Disney World will expire at the end of the next calendar year. For example, 1-day tickets sold in 2016 will expire on Dec. 31, 2017. The amount paid for an unused, expired ticket may be applied towards the purchase of a new ticket at the current price.
2/28 Update: Click Here to see the new tiered tickets prices and increases
Source: Disney Destinations Travel News
Corey is a lifelong Disney fan, has been with DIS and Dreams Unlimited Travel for over 20 years, and is a founding member of the DIS Unplugged podcast. He is a Disney's College Program Alumni (1997) and moved to Orlando after graduating from LSU in 2000. He is husband to an incredible wife and mother and father to two remarkable children (12 & 13).
