Disney ticket prices in the U.S. have gone up again – one-day tickets near NT$3,200

▲ Disney in the U.S. (Photo provided by Disney)

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Disney theme park tickets in the United States have been raised again. The Disney company announced that starting February 22, admission fees for Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and other theme parks across the U.S. will increase. Among them, the most iconic Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida has surpassed the $100 mark (approximately NT$3,172) for the first time.

For both Disneyland and Disney California Adventure in Anaheim, California, the single-day ticket price for guests aged 10 and above has increased from the previous $96 (approximately NT$3,045) to $99 (approximately NT$3,140).

Meanwhile, the single-day ticket price for Magic Kingdom at Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, has gone up from the original $99 (approximately NT$3,140) to $105 (approximately NT$3,331).

Attendance at Disney theme parks and resorts continues to rise. Revenue for the quarter ending December 27 of last year increased by 9%, reaching $3.9 billion (approximately NT$123.7353 billion), mainly driven by a 7% increase in attendance at the theme parks in California and Florida, where both Disney World and Disneyland set all-time quarterly attendance records.