Oriental Land Co has announced that sthe cheduled timing for the start of operations of Fantasy Springs at Tokyo DisneySea has been revised. Based on further study and review, the expansion project of this eighth Tokyo DisneySea themed port will be fully in operation in fiscal year 2023. There is no revision of other items that have been announced to date.
Note: The scheduled timing of the start of operations for the large-scale expansion project was announced as fiscal year 2022 in the press release of June 14, 2018. The Oriental Land Co., Ltd. fiscal year starts on April 1 and ends on March 31.
Also, because TDR revenue was down 2.4 percent due to lower guest spending the last fiscal year, Oriental Land Co. announced today that ticket prices for Tokyo Disneyland Park and Tokyo DisneySea Park will be revised effective April 1, 2020. From April, Tokyo Disneyland Resort will raise its one-day adult ticket prices from ¥7,500 to ¥8,200 ( US$75.60 ) — a 9.3 percent increase. Two- to four-day tickets also are going up between 8.8 and 10.4 percent. The resort's two-park annual passport also is going up 8.8 percent, from ¥91,000 to ¥99,000 ( US$912 ).
Tokyo Disney Resort continued to expand offerings in family entertainment experiences that guests from different generations can enjoy together. These enhancements include the opening of new facilities, upgrading of entertainment programs and introduction of new technology for guest convenience.
The change will not affect individual Park ticket prices for children ages 4 to 11. In addition, both Parks will offer new discounted tickets for guests with disabilities beginning April 1, 2020. The main reason of the revised tickets prices is most probably. You can download TDR latest financial results in PDF at this link HERE. Prices on the screen capture below are in Japan Yen, use xe.com to know the change in your currency.
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