2021 prices

[princessnicki]

If and when the prices are released for Disney 2021, are they usually dictated by the dollar rate? Just thinking if they are released at the end of this month when/ if Brexit goes ahead, the dollar rate might be poor so the prices might be sky high?

[AliceCooper9]

I worked out that prices for us(2A+2C) were increasing about £500 a year.
I would guess being 2021 the 50th anniversary and brexit happening £500-£1000 extra for next year.
The ticket prices on ATD are about £50 extra for 14 day ultimate ticket 2021. So we are already at £200 more.
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[princessnicki]

Originally Posted by AliceCooper9

I worked out that prices for us(2A+2C) were increasing about £500 a year.
I would guess being 2021 the 50th anniversary and brexit happening £500-£1000 extra for next year.
The ticket prices on ATD are about £50 extra for 14 day ultimate ticket 2021. So we are already at £200 more.
Fun!

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I usually work on 10% increase each year but I wonder if it will be more with the prices coming out the same time as Brexit happening. The talk of increased crowds is putting me off going but I am hoping May will be ok as the celebrations will hopefully be Sept/ Oct onwards

[BIGDENNIS10UK]

We was thinking about going next year, I know it’s the 50th birthday, so do you think the crowds will be that bad?

We’d go end of august/start of September.

[Sew109]

Originally Posted by princessnicki

If and when the prices are released for Disney 2021, are they usually dictated by the dollar rate? Just thinking if they are released at the end of this month when/ if Brexit goes ahead, the dollar rate might be poor so the prices might be sky high?

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INHO once Brexit gets rolling GDP will get stronger as the trade deals start taking place. In any event I think it unlikely in the next 12 months even in the worst case scenario that GDP will be less than $1.23 ish.

However if it kicks off in the Middle East, despite the US being self sufficient for oil the price of it will rise and this will possibly push prices up.

[princessnicki]

Originally Posted by BIGDENNIS10UK

We was thinking about going next year, I know it’s the 50th birthday, so do you think the crowds will be that bad?

We’d go end of august/start of September.

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I personally thought it wouldnt be crowded until the anniversary time in October but seen a lot of posts saying it will probably be busy all year so i'm not sure

[princessnicki]

Originally Posted by Sew109

INHO once Brexit gets rolling GDP will get stronger as the trade deals start taking place. In any event I think it unlikely in the next 12 months even in the worst case scenario that GDP will be less than $1.23 ish.

However if it kicks off in the Middle East, despite the US being self sufficient for oil the price of it will rise and this will possibly push prices up.

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I think Disney prices are out this month so hopefully they will be locked in soon

[Jadebe]

Travel companies lock in foreign exchange rates many months in advance, so 2021 prices will probably suffer from poor exchange rates last year.

[princessnicki]

Originally Posted by Jadebe

Travel companies lock in foreign exchange rates many months in advance, so 2021 prices will probably suffer from poor exchange rates last year.

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I have seen on another Orlando group that the early travel agent 2021 prices that have been released are a lot higher than this time last year for 2020

[Beccleberry]

Tui have some of their 2021 prices out for Disney, for 10 nights at all stars from Birmingham it was 2600 not including park tickets... quite similar to prices we found for 2019.

Not looked at virgins to see how they are but they have some out...