Disney Vacation Club members will now pay about $40 more to purchase a new Sorcerer Pass for admission to Walt Disney World.
Effective Tuesday, October 6, Walt Disney World has increased the price of all 4 varieties of Annual Passes that it sells for its Florida theme parks. The increases range from 3.6% on the DVC Sorcerer Pass to more than 7% on the Incredi-Pass.
- Incredi-Pass: $1749 (previously $1629)
- Sorcerer Pass: $1139 (previously $1099)
- Pirate Pass: $909 (previously $869)
- Pixie Dust Pass: $499 (previously $489)
The Sorcerer Pass is available only to Florida residents and Disney Vacation Club members who qualify for Membership Extras. Owners must have at least 150 points purchased direct from DVC--or grandfathered under prior terms--in order to buy the lower-priced pass. The Sorcerer Pass offers more than 340 days of access to the Florida theme parks, with select blockout dates currently positioned around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The Incredi-Pass is available to all guests, offering year-round admission to all 4 parks. The Pirate and Pixie Dust Passes are limited to Florida residents, and contain a variety of blockout dates.
Annual Passholders receive a discount of approximately 15% off the above rates when renewing a pass.
Walt Disney World also raised prices on some single day tickets but multi-day prices remain unchanged. There are also no changes to pricing on Lightning Lane Multi Pass. Single pass prices are up $1-3 on certain attractions. The all-inclusive Lightning Lane Premier Pass is up $50 on the busiest days.
Prices cited are pre-tax.
Out west, Disneyland Magic Key prices are unchanged with the highest tier Inspire Pass still priced at $1899. Select single day tickets are up $5 per day and Lightning Lane Multi Pass has increased $1 from $34 to $35 per day.
