Disney World Raises Prices on Valet Parking

Walt Disney World has quietly raised the cost of valet parking at its deluxe resorts and Coronado Springs Resort. The price, previously $39 per vehicle per night, has now increased to $42. While the cost of valet service has gone up, the price for parking at Disney’s theme parks remains unchanged after last year’s price increase in October. For now, parking at Disney Springs and the water parks remains complimentary, and overnight parking at Disney World resorts continues to be free for hotel guests.

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This latest increase is part of a broader trend of price hikes across the Walt Disney World Resort. Just this week, Disney also raised prices on all tiers of annual passes, with the increases ranging from $30 to $100 depending on the pass level. The Pixie Dust Pass now costs $469 (up from $439), the Pirate Pass is $829 (up from $799), the Sorcerer Pass is $1,079 (up from $999), and the top-tier Incredi-Pass has jumped to $1,549 (previously $1,449).

In addition to annual pass increases, Disney has also raised prices for 1-day tickets, especially during peak holiday dates at Magic Kingdom. The highest ticket price at Magic Kingdom will now be $199 on select dates, including multiple days around Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Guests planning to visit EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom will also see price adjustments, though not as steep as Magic Kingdom’s increases.

The rising costs extend beyond tickets and parking. Guests visiting the parks will notice higher prices on snacks and beverages as well. Some notable increases include Mickey Pretzels, now priced at $8.50, and bottled Coke products, which are $5.50. Even fan favorites like the Mickey Cinnamon Roll and School Bread have seen price hikes.

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