Walt Disney World guests will now pay a little more for Annual Passes, including the Sorcerer Pass offered to Disney Vacation Club members.
Effective immediately, Disney has increased the price of all 4 varieties of Annual Passes that it sells for its theme parks. The increases range from about 3% on the two most expensive passes to 6-10% on lower-priced tickets available only to Florida residents.
- Incredi-Pass: $1449 (previously $1399)
- Sorcerer Pass: $999 (previously $969)
- Pirate Pass: $799 (previously $749)
- Pixie Dust Pass: $439 (previously $399)
The Sorcerer Pass is available only to Florida residents and Disney Vacation Club members who qualify for Membership Extras. Owners must have at least 150 points purchased direct from DVC--or grandfathered under prior terms--in order to buy the lower-priced pass. The Sorcerer Pass offers more than 340 days of access to the Florida theme parks, with select blockout dates currently positioned around Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The Incredi-Pass is available to all guests, offering year-round admission to all 4 parks. The Pirate and Pixie Dust Passes are limited to Florida residents, and contain a variety of blockout dates.
Annual Passholders receive a discount of approximately 15% off the above rates when renewing a pass.
Disney famously paused sales of Annual Passes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sales resumed in April 2023, with Disney refusing to comment on whether pass sales may be paused again due to high demand. Thus far, there has not been a halt in sales of either the Sorcerer or Incred-Pass.
Disney's Animal Kingdom concept art
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