Walt Disney World raises ticket prices on busiest days
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (WFLA) – Walt Disney World is raising ticket prices once again, but this time around, prices are rising on the busiest days at the parks.
The news comes after Disney World announced its new date-based pricing system for tickets in September.
In September, a one day, one park ticket cost anywhere from $109 to $129.
According to Disney World's ticket pricing calendar, tickets around Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Eve have gone up in price.
Single park tickets for Florida residents from Nov. 23 through 30 will set you back $139.
Single park Florida resident tickets from Dec. 21 through 34 will cost $139 and $159 between Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.
One park-hopper ticket from Dec. 25 through 31 costs $189.
To check ticket prices on the day you're thinking of visiting Disney World by clicking here.
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