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Whether going on a vacation or visiting for a day trip, 1 Day 1 tickets are a staple for Guests.
Sometimes Guests want to enjoy the hotel they’ve booked, as well as all of the shopping and dining options has to offer.
Spending the day trying to can be stressful and tiring, and spending multiple days visiting after can be downright draining.
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Although some fans feel they could visit every day and stay energized, some fans are totally comfortable with a 1 Day 1 , but changes are coming soon to the prices and process of purchasing one of these tickets.
NEW: Starting Dec. 8, Walt Disney World will implement park specific pricing for 1 day 1 park tickets. Prices will vary based on park and date.
Ranges:
Animal Kingdom: $109 – $159 (no increase)
Hollywood Studios: $124 – $179
EPCOT: $114 – $179
Magic Kingdom: $124 – $189 pic.twitter.com/Uj2ZD4ljN6— Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) November 15, 2022
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reporter Scott Gustin recently announced the changes in prices starting December 8, which vary depending on the date and in question.
The price ranges are as follows:
- : $109-$159 (no price change)
- : $124-$189
- Hollywood Studios: $124-$179
- EPCOT: $114-$179
Scott Gustin continues in his report, letting Guests know that the highest prices for 1 Day 1 tickets are “only for 9 days around Christmas and [New Year’s Eve].”
But these aren’t the only changes coming to tickets.
Also starting Dec. 8: When you purchase a 1 day 1 park ticket, the system automatically books a park reservation for you. This is ONLY true for 1 day 1 park tickets. This is not true for purchasing a 1 day park hopper or multi-day ticket.
— Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) November 15, 2022
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According to Gustin, December 8 will also mark the start of Reservations being automatically booked upon purchasing a 1 Day 1 .
At this time, this change is only being made to 1 Day 1 tickets; Multi-Day and 1 Day tickets will still require Guests to book a Reservation.
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Are these changes to prices and processes indicative of other changes coming to ? We’re uncertain for now, but DisneyTips will continue to report on these changes as they’re made.
