Disney raises prices

Well Disney has done it again: They have raised their prices. I was going to be getting the premium season pass this year so that I can go on my birthday (summer baby). but I am not able to nor willing to pay the $649 for the pass.

I did the math for two people that want to buy the southern california pass it would be around $700 for them to go. That is way to hard for them to be spending that much money for them to be spending. It is even harder for a family of 5.

Yes it is to get money back from the creation of Carsland, Buena Vista Street (when you first enter Disney's California Adventure) and the entire refurb of the Matterhorn in Disneyland.

For Southern California Resident:
SoCal Resident 2-day 1 park per day Ticket Ages 3 to 9 $99 Ages 10 and up $99
SoCal Resident 2 Day Park Hopper Ticket Ages 3 to 9 $114 Ages 10 and Up $114
Socal Resident 3 Day 1 Park per day Ages 3 to 9 $129 Ages 10 and up $129
SoCal Resident 3 Day Park Hopper Ages 3 to 9 $144 Ages 10 and up $144
Sothern California Annual Passport Ages 3 to 9 $329 Ages 10 and up $329
Southern California Select Annual Passport Ages 3 to 9 $269 Ages 10 and up $269

1 Day theme park tickets
1 Day 1 park ticket Ages 3 to 9 $81 Ages 10 and up $87
1 Day park hopper ticket Ages 3 to 9 $119 Ages 10 and up $125

2 Day Theme Park Tickets
2 Day 1 park per day ticket Ages 3 to 9 $158 Ages 10 and up $170
2 Day Park Hopper Ticket Ages 3 to 9 $188 Ages 10 and up $200

3 Day Theme Park Tickets
3 Day 1 park per day ticket with magic morning Ages 3 to 9 $205 Ages 10 and up $220
3 day park hopper ticket with magic morning Ages 3 to 9 $235 Ages 10 and up $250

4 day theme park tickets
4 Day 1 park per day ticket with magic morning ages 3 to 9 $225 Ages 10 and up $245
4 day park Hopper Ticket with magic morning ages 3 to 9 $255 Ages 10 and up $275

5 Day theme park tickets
5 day 1 park per day ticket with magic morning Ages 3 to 9 $240 Ages 10 and up $260
5 day park hopper ticket with magic morning Ages 3 to 9 $270 Ages 10 and up $290

2012 Southern California City Pass Ages 3 to 9 $239 Ages 10 and up $279

Premium Annual Passport Ages 3 to 9 $649 Ages 10 and up $649

Deluxe Annual Passport Ages 3 to 9 $469 Ages 10 and up $469

Disney Premier Passport Ages 3 to 9 $849 Ages 10 and up $849

World of Color Picnics with Viewing Area Ticket Ages 3 to 9 $15.99 Ages 10 and up $15.99

Theme Park Parking Cars and Motorcycles $15

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