Disney World’s sought-after one-day “Park Hopper” pass now costs $301 for peak weekends. The price hike comes after the company implemented higher charges for some of its other tickets last week.
\n\nDisney quietly jacked up the prices for “the happiest place on Earth” this week, with its multi-park pass totaling $301.40 after the advertised $280 price, mandatory fees, and an additional tax are included.
\n\nTo make matters worse, entry remains subject to capacity limits, meaning the expensive ticket does not even guarantee admission, New York Post pointed out.
\n\nMeanwhile, basic single-day, single-park tickets have climbed past the $200 mark. At the same time, top-tier single-day passes rose $10 to $229, while VIP line-skipping “Lightning Lane” passes jumped $50 to $499.
\n\nSingle-day entry to Animal Kingdom still starts around $120 during off-peak times, though weekend tickets have now risen to $179 or higher, with that price exceed $190 once tax is added.
\n\nAs Breitbart News reported, fans were outraged last week, after Disney raised admission prices, with a premium Disney World ticket nearing $500, while its “Incredi-Pass” — which lets visitors skip lines — rose by $120 to $1,749, and the top-tier annual pass increased by the same amount, to about…
Original source: https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/
