Enough Is Enough: Why I’m Boycotting Disney in 2025

 🏰 Enough Is Enough: Why I’m Boycotting Disney in 2025

For decades, Disney stood as a beacon of wonder, tradition, and family values. But somewhere along the way, the magic gave way to marketing — replaced by a corporate agenda more focused on virtue signaling than storytelling. Their relentless push of “woke” policies into every corner — from theme parks to movies to merchandise — has alienated loyal fans and punished everyday customers.

And now, they’re charging more than ever for the privilege.

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💸 The 2025 Price Hike: Magic at a Premium (effective 10/8/ 2025)

• Walt Disney World:• Magic Kingdom peak-day ticket: $209 — up from $199.

• Animal Kingdom’s lowest ticket: still $119, but good luck finding that date.

• Annual Incredi-Pass: now $1,629, a jump of $80.

• Disneyland:• Top-tier ticket: $224 during holidays.

• Magic Key Inspire Pass: $1,899, up $150 from last year.

• Parking: Standard now $35, Preferred up to $60.

• Lightning Lane (skip-the-line): Up to $45 per person at Magic Kingdom.

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Prices soar while quality and authenticity decline. Families are asked to pay more for less, all while being force-fed narratives that feel disconnected from reality and tradition. The parks, once havens of joy, now feel like battlegrounds for ideological experiments. The films, once timeless, now chase trends instead of truth.

I — like many others — have chosen to disassociate from this failed model. We’re not just walking away; we’re walking toward something better. Universal Studios, with its Epic Universe expansion, offers a cost-effective, family-friendly alternative that respects its audience and delivers real value.

This isn’t just about entertainment. It’s about reminding Disney — and every corporation — that we the people still hold the purse strings. Our dollars are votes. Our silence is consent. And our boycott is a message: return to the magic, or lose the crowd.

Until then, I’ll spend my time and money elsewhere.