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SDC: Limited time to purchase 2027 season passes at huge savings

Sep 24
2 min read

In a bold and unprecedented move, Silver Dollar City has announced a new, low, limited time price for 2027 season passes.


Now through November 2, Silver Dollar City is offering their 2027 Silver Season Passports for just $119.99. This is the lowest price offered since 2021, and only $20 more than a one-day ticket for next season. The special pricing is designed to give families wishing to visit the Ozarks more for their money during a time that budgets remain stretched.


Nick Guevel, Vice President of Marketing for Silver Dollar City Parks and Resorts explained the thought behind the pricing. In a recent announcement, Guevel stated, "We know families work hard for their time together, and we never want the cost of making memories to get in the way of those moments. Silver Dollar City has always been a place where generations come together, and we take that responsibility to heart.  As families are making tough choices about where their dollars go, we want them to know we're listening. Lowering the price is one way we can deliver even more value and make it easier for families to spend meaningful time together."


Silver Dollar City continues to invest in and expand their properties, and the 2027 season promises to be bigger and better than ever, with the debut of Miner's Mountain Express, the longest family coaster in the Midwest. The new year will also bring a new festival to Silver Dollar City. The Country Music and Comfort Cooking Festival begins next year, and features more than 1,000 live country performances and concerts. An Old Time Christmas will also be brighter than ever, as the park will display more lights than ever—seven million for their 67th season of operation next year.


Silver Dollar City's special season pass rates for 2027 will only last until November 2, and an affordable payment plan makes each pass only $11.99 a month for 10 months. Season passes can be purchased by visiting the park's website, www.silverdollarcity.com.

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