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Walt Disney World just released its U.S Military Pricing for the upcoming year. Walt Disney World has honored military personnel for years as both founders Roy O. Disney and Walt Disney served in World War I. This year, U.S Military Park Guests can choose between a four or five-day “Military Salute Ticket”. Make note that there is a one-day difference in the availability to purchase. Five-day passes will be available for purchase until December 11, 2023, and four-day passes will remain on sale for one additional day until December 12, 2023. Here are the details:
Four-Day Pass:
With Park Hopper option: $369
With Park Hopper plus option: $379
Five-Day Pass:
With Park Hopper option: $369
With Park Hopper plus option: $399
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The biggest change in the 2023 ticket prices release is the caveat of blockout dates for the popular Disney theme park. This is sure to be met with some resistance as the first time Walt Disney World set a period of blackout dates for U.S. Military tickets. Tickets will not be able to be used on the following dates:
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Memory Maker is available for purchase for a special price for military personnel of $98 until December 15, 2023. Memory Maker offers digital downloads of your Disney PhotoPass photos and videos, professional photos with Disney Characters, and photos and videos for select attractions. To receive the special price, the Memory Maker package “can only be purchased at Walt Disney World theme Park ticket windows by Eligible Service Members.”
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Eligible Service Members for the Disney Military Support ticket include both active duty and retired members of the US Military and includes the National Guard, Reservists, US Coast Guard, the Commissioned Corps of NOAA and the Commissioned Corps of PHS. There is a limit of no more than six tickets per U.S. Military member or spouse.
You can visit Disney.com for more detailed information on ticket prices, fine print, as well as information on the Park Hopper options, the Park reservation availability calendar, and the Disney Park Pass system.
