Less than two weeks after Disney announced a new seasonal ticket pricing system, it has been announced that the prices for the Disney Dining Plan have also been increased.

The new Disney Dining Plan prices are effective as of March 9.

The prices for the Quick Service Dining Plan are $44.13 per night for guests ages 10 and older, and $19.04 per night for guests ages 3-9.

The prices for the Standard Dining Plan are $63.80 per night for guests ages 10 and older, and $22.85 per nights for guests ages 3-9.

The Deluxe Dining Plan prices have increased to $115.08 per night for guests ages 10 and older and $35.49 per night for guests ages 3-9.

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Walt Disney World Resort has raised the price of admission for all four theme parks for the second time in less than a year.

A one-day ticket for the Magic Kingdom now costs $99 for guests ages 10 and older. This $4 increase makes the Magic Kingdom the most expensive Disney Park.

One-day tickets for Epcot, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and Disney’s Hollywood Studios increased in price from $90 to $94. The ticket prices for guests ages 3-9 at the Magic Kingdom are $93, while one-day tickets for guests ages 3-9 at the other three theme parks cost $88.

The last ticket price increase took place in June 2013.

Guests who purchase tickets for more than a one-day admission will see some savings in the final ticket price. As an example, a four-day park ticket is priced at $294, which is about $73.50 per day for the tickets.

The one-day tickets prices weren’t the only ones to increase. The price of an annual pass is now $634 (up from $609), while the price of a premium annual pass went up to $754 from $729. Florida Resident Annual Passes are $485 up from $464, and the Florida Resident Premium Pass is now $605 (up from $584).

Full details on the new prices can be found here.

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