The most magical place on Earth is about to get much more expensive, as it seems that even Minnie and Mickey are not inflation-proof. Disney World announced its ticket prices would increase as of Dec. 8. — some by a whopping 12%.

                By                    Yaёl Bizouati-Kennedy

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CNN reported that while the current price for a one-day, one-park ticket is between $109 and $159, effective Dec. 8 that range will also depend on the park you choose to visit as well as the time of year. Three out of the four theme parks will be more expensive to visit, with Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Hollywood Studios both seeing more than a 12% increase in ticket prices.

The Wall Street Journal indicated that the most expensive one-day, one-park tickets on offer ($189) provide for a visit to the Magic Kingdom on one of the nine days around the Christmas and New Year’s holidays — up from around $159 previously.

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The pricing of multiday tickets for Walt Disney World will also change on Dec. 8, though Disney didn’t share details, The Wall Street Journal added.

According to CNN, other one-day, one-park price changes include:

  • Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $124-$179.EPCOT: $114-$179.

Prices for most of the annual pass renewals are increasing in December as well, with three of Walt Disney World’s four annual passes increasing in price by up to $100, CNN added.

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“We continue to focus on providing guests with the best, most memorable Disney experience, and we’re doing that by growing our theme parks with incredible new attractions and offerings,” a Disney spokesman told The Wall Street Journal. He added that the company continues “to provide a wide range of options to visit throughout the year, including our lowest-priced ticket of $109, which has not changed in more than four years.”

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