Beginning Oct. 24, Disney will offer children’s tickets at Disneyland Resort theme parks for as low as $50 for a day.
Walt Disney said Wednesday it will offer discounts on ticket prices for children at its theme parks for a limited period as it
Business at amusement parks took a hit during the pandemic in 2020 and 2021 as the spread of COVID-19 forced closures and hit attendance.that the California-based company had seen “softer performance” at Walt Disney World, a part of its parks business, in Orlando. Although, Iger described the parks as “a tremendous business” and said Walt Disney World was still performing well above pre-pandemic levels.Beginning on Oct. 24, Disney will offer children’s tickets at Disneyland Resort theme parks for as low as $50 for a day.Beginning Oct. 24, Disney will offer children’s tickets at Disneyland Resort theme parks for as low as $50 for a day, which will be valid for use between Jan.
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