Annual Passholder discount now available at the NBA Experience

Nov 15, 2019 in "The NBA Experience"

Posted: Friday November 15, 2019 9:04am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney Annual Passholders can now get a discounted ticket to the NBA Experience at Disney Springs.

The special pricing is $19 for adults, and $14 for children and is available from November 15 2019 to March 31 2020 with tickets purchased at the NBA Experience ticket window. This discount is available for the Passholder and up to 3 Guests. Regular pricing is $34 for adults and $29 for children.

The NBA Experience has struggled to attract visitors since its opening in August, with attendance below expectations. The addition of this discount for passholders comes alongside Disney considering the possible inclusion of the NBA Experience in a ticket package, similar to how Disney Quest operated.

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peng23 hours ago

You know, I feel like its the most likely, that or it becomes another space for disney merch (but personally I'd take another crack at an arcade).

MisterPenguin1 day ago

If you don't watch the straight to video sequels, hand in your Disney Adult Card!!

cookiee_munster1 day ago

I'm questioning my own Disney nerdiness with struggling trying to work this out...

MisterPenguin1 day ago

How about a... and ?

lunchbox11751 day ago

Please....Please....Please put in some sort of Wreck It Ralph arcade and gaming experinece....DisneyQuest was great, not sure why they got rid of it.

Unbanshee4 days ago

Some more photos from Blog Mickey https://blogmickey.com/2024/04/disney-world-begins-de-theming-failed-nba-experience-at-disney-springs/

Disstevefan14 days ago

Or the worlds biggest DVC preview and sales center!!

MisterPenguin4 days ago

Finally, a pharmacy in the bubble!

PaulZ4 days ago

Getting ready to build the Super Target.

Rteetz4 days ago

Paneling on the exterior of the building is being removed.

Club CooloholicMar 04, 2024

All the Deluxe Resorts used to have these kids clubs...which made so much sense. Miss them,!

SoFloMagicFeb 27, 2024

I was curious, so I did a bit of research. Sounds like it's a licensing deal: "The 10-year, $1.5 billion deal with ESPN gives PENN access to ESPN personalities and channels, which include live sports, studio shows, and written articles." https://sportshandle.com/penn-2023-q2-earnings-espn-bet/

CompedFeb 27, 2024

I'm not privy to their contract talks, but I would assume there's some level of revenue sharing involved.

SoFloMagicFeb 27, 2024

Ah ok. So partial ownership but no revenue sharing?