Disney price increase?

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Originally Posted by Mjordan

What I didn't do (couldn't) was book my Disney tickets, as I want 4 day MYW tickets (base), which are now being sold for £294 each, but you cant put a deposit down, you have to pay for them.

My question is, how likely is it that Disney will put these up between now and the end of the year?

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In the last 4 or 5 years, Disney have put up the price of it's MYW tickets in February.

If they continue to do the same, then the MYW prices will remain the same between now and the end of the year.

However, there was some talk that this year Disney might be introducing seasonal pricing on it's multi-day tickets similar to what they do with single day tickets at the moment. However, they haven't announced anything yet.

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Originally Posted by 7SeasSailor

Price rises usually happen around Easter and Autumn every year.

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MYW price rises usually only happen in February. Or at least, that's been the case for the last 4 years (2014 to 2018).

Before that the price rise happened in June (2011 to 2013) and before that it was in August. They only tend to increase in price once a year.

UK Ultimate ticket prices fluctuate more often, either because of changes to the exchange rate or special offers (eg. 14-for-7).

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Originally Posted by mickey99

looks like 14 for 7 tickets have gone from the sellers on here and gone up to just over £400 for 14 days

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Disney's "14 for 7" offer applies only to 2018 tickets (and 2019 tickets if bought as part of a hotel package).

Disney tickets for 2018 are less than £400 from pretty much all ticket sellers. The price of the 2018 tickets hasn't increased recently.

The 2019 Disney tickets have been more than £400 from Disney themselves ever since they went on sale. Again, the price of these hasn't gone up.