Disney announced Thursday the ticketing tier system for its biannual D23 Expo, hosted August 23—25, 2019 in Anaheim, California.
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Tickets go live August 23 on the D23 website. D23 Gold Members have the exclusive opportunity to purchase single-day and multi-day tickets at discounted “Early Bird” pricing between August 23—November 20, 2018.
D23 Gold Members can purchase 3-day tickets for $177 and 1-day tickets for $67. After November, prices increases to $219 and $79, respectively. For children ages 3—9, 3-day tickets are $125 and 1-day tickets are $49; after “Early Bird” pricing ends, tickets increase to $164 and $59, respectively. Entry is free for children under the age of three.
Non-D23 Gold Member buyers can purchase 3-day tickets for $249 and 1-day tickets for $89. For children aged 3—9, 3-day tickets will cost $185 and 1-day tickets will cost $69.
Available exclusively to D23 Gold and Gold Family Members are VIP Sorcerer Packages, offered in limited quantities at $2,500 per person. Benefits include a 3-day ticket, exclusive entry to the venue, reserved seating for all presentations including Hall D23 and the Arena Stage, as well as exclusive access to Sorcerer-only convention areas, a private meet & greet, and other perks.
Also available for a limited time only between August 23 — December 31, ticket buyers will have the opportunity to purchase exclusive D23 Expo 2019 merchandise, featuring stars from their respective worlds of Disney: Mickey Mouse, Pixar’s Woody, Marvel’s Black Panther, Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Elsa, and Star Wars’ R2-D2.
A Disney-owned and operated showcase for all things Disney — including upcoming movies, television shows, theme park attractions, the Disney Legends Awards Ceremony, and more — D23 boasts entertainment panels, exclusive sneak peeks, celebrity appearances, presentations, and other immersive experiences. Attendees are able to explore a massive show floor home to a variety of exhibits and shopping and photo opportunities.
In past years, D23 Expo unveiled the first footage from Marvel Studios‘ Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, as well as first looks at Jon Favreau’s live-action takes on Disney classics The Jungle Book and The Lion King. In 2017, Disney officially announced and premiered the first look at the 14-acres Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge expansions coming to both California’s Disneyland Resort and Florida’s Walt Disney World Resort.
