Back in July, mask policies changed in Disney World and mask policies recently were updated again slightly. Currently, Disney requires all guests ages 2 and older to wear masks indoors and on most forms of transportation.
Mask Signage
Over the past few weeks and months, we’ve seen some price changes when it comes to face masks, and for a time it was pretty difficult to even find Disney masks in the parks. Today, we saw masks available in Disney World, but there’s a BIG reason why you wont want to buy them in the parks.
At EPCOT, we noticed that face masks are now being sold for $19.99 for a set of 2 masks. This comes just months after we saw major sales and discounts when it comes to face masks on shopDisney and also buy one, get one free sales in Disney World.
Masks
Back when we saw buy one, get one free sales in Disney World, a single mask cost $9.99, meaning you could get 2 for that price. Now, a two-pack of masks in Disney World generally costs $19.99.
Face Masks
So, why SHOULDN’T you buy these 2-packs of masks in Disney World for $19.99? Well, you can actually get the 2-pack of Mickey Mouse Hearts Masks for $11.99 on shopDisney. Again, that’s $11.99 for a 2-pack of masks online, versus $19.99 for a 2-pack of masks in the parks.
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This set is limited-release and includes one mask with “I Heart Mickey” written on the front, and the other with a print of little Mickeys among red hearts.
Get the 2-pack of Mickey Mouse Hearts Mask here!
You can also get the 2-pack of Walt Disney World masks for $11.99 online.
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Again, that’s an $8 difference than the price for a 2-pack of masks in the parks.
Click here to check out these masks.
You can also get a some 4-pack of masks on shopDisney right now for $19.99, like this set of Stitch masks. Yes, that’s 4 masks online for the price of 2 in the parks.
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This pack of four masks comes in four different prints inspired by Stitch from Lilo & Stitch, and there are currently four sizes available, including youth small and medium, and adult large and extra large.
Get the 4-pack of Stitch face masks here!
So, if you’re planning an upcoming Disney World trip, you can save BIG by buying those masks ahead of time! Keep reading DFB for more Disney World merchandise news.
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Wow!! There you go again Disney. The more I read about price increase the more I want to stay local. This is why you have to do your homework before you go . Thank you dfb
Disney, stop trying to pick our pockets by charging $19.99 for two face masks. Is there nothing you would not do to separate your guests from their money.
Lois, we expect your MagicBand will have all of your plans attached as long as the MagicBand is associated with your account.
Sean, Disney hasn’t released this yet.
King Bob is at it again! Where is Robin Hood?!
Yeah I bought Disney masks prior to our trip and paid the $19.99 a pack. Ridiculous! They,re just money hungry and it’s not right. I’ll not go again!
Please put a date at the top of your article’s. With the ever changing COVID details its hard to tell if you are ready the latest news. Thank-you.
Agree with Sharon, the articles need dates.
We just got back from our WDW trip and I saw exactly zero masks for sale anywhere in the park. Even asking a cast member got nothing. You’d think with the current state of things and the requirement to wear them, they’d be front and center, but nada.