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At Disney, the Front Gate Stays Within Reach

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Disney is keeping its least expensive park ticket at the same price, while the optional extras sold on top of a day's admission now cost more. The reasoning is simple: an affordable way in brings families back year after year, and the upgrades are there for guests who choose to spend more. For Florida readers who treat a park day as a nearby outing rather than a once-in-a-lifetime trip, the price that matters most is the basic ticket, and it hasn't moved.

With reporting from Skift.

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