Ticket prices rise at Walt Disney World's Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach water parks

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Wednesday October 11, 2023 5:54am ET · "Typhoon Lagoon"

Ticket prices have increased overnight at Walt Disney World's water parks.

A 1-Day Water Park ticket is now $79, an increase of $5.

A 1-Day Water Park ticket with Blockout Dates is $64 (Not valid for admission from May 25 to September 29, 2024 and May 24 to September 28, 2025.)

Tickets are valid through December 31, 2025, and are valid for admission to either Disney's Typhoon Lagoon water park or Disney's Blizzard Beach water park (whichever is open).

The recently launched water park seasonal pass for the Walt Disney World water parks remains available, priced at $79 for adults, and $73 for ages 3-9. There seasonal pass gives you access to Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach (whichever is open) now through May 24, 2024.

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…I’d be more inclined to support price increases if they…you know?…opened the parks
↩ replying to Sirwalterraleigh
they can’t do that…too much cost involved

We should just give them money.
↩ replying to GhostHost1000
…they deserve it…I had a magical trip to port orleans bout 8 years ago 🥰
↩ replying to Sirwalterraleigh
Those AP magnets cost too much. Time to raise AP prices
Do people actually buy day passes? I assumed it was just a ticket add-on for most.
↩ replying to GhostHost1000
…in 5….4….3…2…1..
↩ replying to ToTBellHop
Few…

But I suspect this is meant to push the “pass” they just released last week more than to actually make money.

Trying to hook the locals in to repeat visits
↩ replying to ToTBellHop
I think locals may do the "take the kids to the water parks for a day in the summer" each year kinda thing.
↩ replying to Sirwalterraleigh
I could see that. As a local though, I have not interest in the waterparks as long as only one is open. That was the benefit to Disney's waterparks over Volcano Bay and Aquatica. They took away their advantage.

To be fair, I don't believe that you can buy an AP to just Volcano Bay - not sure why you'd want to avoid the main UO theme parks that much, but it's still worth the note. I do think Aquatica has an AP though, without SeaWorld attached. And they've added some stuff in the last decade too.
↩ replying to ToTBellHop
Yes, I have seen many people buying day passes. You can also count me in the list of those people. hehe 😇
Does anyone know if this is to be extended to 2025?