Walt Disney World has announced price increases for one-day, one-park tickets, set to take effect in November and December 2025. The announcement, published on WDWMagic.com, stated that the price adjustments “reflect Disney’s ongoing demand-based pricing model”. The highest increase will impact Magic Kingdom, where a one-day ticket will reach $199
Walt Disney World has announced several closures across the resort ahead of Hurricane Milton this week. The news was published on wdwnt.com, which stated that the closure would include the cancellation of Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, which was originally planned for October 10. The event, which was set to be
Disney Experiences Chairman Josh D’Amaro has unveiled the future for Disney parks, cruise ships and beyond at D23. Announcements included the “future of storytelling made possible through a groundbreaking collaboration with Epic Games.” Major announcements, surprise celebrity guests and special musical performances closed out day two of “Disney Experiences is
Walt Disney World’s Free Dining & Drinks is now available to book. When your customers choose a selected Disney Resort hotel + Ticket package for select 2025 arrivals they’ll enjoy a Free Disney Quick-Service Meal; Free Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan; or Free Disney Dining Plan*. With a dining option included,
Disney has announced the return of the all-day Park Hopper pass. Beginning Jan. 9, 2024, guests with a ticket with Park Hopper benefits or an Annual Pass can once again visit another theme park at any time of the day during park hours (subject to capacity limitations). Previously, Park Hopper
Orlando has revealed the full schedule of this year’s autumn festivities and events for visitors of all ages. Casandra Matej, President and CEO for Visit Orlando said: “From experiencing a taste of our dining scene at a discounted price to the Halloween thrills that you can only find in the
