Disney4me Posted October 14, 2022 Report Posted October 14, 2022 Thinking about finally planning that Disney World vacation you’ve been dreaming about? Cinderella Castle We know the feeling. But, there are a TON of things to consider before you actually get down to the nitty-gritty. Where do you want to stay? What parks do you want to visit? And maybe most importantly — WHEN should you go? If you’ve got Disney World on your brain and can’t decide whether a 2023 or 2024 trip is right for you, we’re laying it all out for you right here! Whether it’s your first time or fiftieth time visiting Disney World, there’s going to be at least a little bit of planning involved. But before you can decide where to stay or what delicious snacks you’ll chow down on — you have to decide just when you’ll be visiting the Most Magical Place on Earth. So, let’s find out if you should book a 2023 or 2024 vacation to Disney World! Special Events and Experiences You’ll usually find some sort of special event going on around Disney World, but some are only around for a limited time! The 50th Anniversary Celebrations are happening just through March 2023, so if you’re wanting to experience that event — a 2023 trip might be for you. And, although we don’t know what’s in store for the Disney 100 Years of Wonder celebration in Disney World, we do know it’ll begin in 2023. The World’s Most Magical Celebration Disney After Hours events are coming back in 2023! Both Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Hollywood Studios will host separately ticketed, late-night events featuring special snacks and more. Chances are these events could continue into 2024, but if you want to be there for their return — consider booking your trip for early 2023. Disney’s Hollywood Studios Most of Disney World has returned to normal operations, but there are still some experiences that have yet to come back. The Disney Dining Plan is a BIG one that still hasn’t returned, and although Disney confirmed it will be coming back — we just don’t know when. If not having the Disney Dining Plan is a deal breaker for you, holding out until 2024 just in case it’s back by then might not be a bad idea! Is the 100th Anniversary Coming to Disney World? Ticket Prices Disney World already raised ticket prices for 2023, so either way, you’re going to be paying more for your trip than you would have in 2022. Disneyland also just announced a price increase for tickets, and it’s possible that yet another hike could hit Disney World tickets before 2024. Ticket prices could increase But, if you’ve already resolved yourself to the fact that you’ll be paying more either way and don’t mind digging into your pockets just a little deeper, a 2024 visit could work too — especially if you’re waiting for most of those construction projects to be done around Disney World by then. Price increases on food, merch, and more tend to be an annual thing. So that’s just something to keep in mind! Why Disney Will Cost You THOUSANDS More in 2023 Major Openings Speaking of construction projects, major changes are happening all around Disney World right now. Between hotel renovations, new restaurants, and the latest attractions opening — there is a LOT going on. Journey of Water construction — Early October 2022 Both TRON: Lightcycle Run and Journey of Water — Inspired by Moana are slated to open in spring 2023 and late 2023 respectively, and if you just can’t wait to experience these attractions, a trip to the parks next year sounds like it’s in your future. Latest construction A new fireworks show will also be debuting at EPCOT in 2023, and we’re hopeful that the EPCOT Transformation will finally be complete by then as well. A NEW fireworks show is coming to EPCOT But, if you’re waiting for the Splash Mountain re-theme to be finished so you can ride Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, well, you’re probably going to want to wait until 2024 as that’s when the ride is slated to be done. Plus, by that time both TRON and the Moana attractions will be open so you can experience all of Disney World’s new rides! Tiana’s Bayou Adventure model A lot can happen around Disney World until then, so keep all of this in mind when you’re deciding whether you should book a 2023 or 2024 vacation. Either way, you can be sure we’ll be bringing you the BEST planning advice and tips — like the hardest dining reservations to get in 2023 and how to save $1,000 on your trip. We’ve got a great resource for you when you plan your NEXT Disney World trip – our DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining. We wrote our ebook after decades of visiting Disney World, so that we could help you have a stress-free vacation! 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