Effective October 8, 2025, Walt Disney World has officially raised prices across many areas of the resort, including tickets, annual passes, parking, food, and special tours. The increases come amid inflation, rising operational costs, and continued demand at the resort.
Ticket Increases
For the first time, a single-day, single-park ticket at Magic Kingdom has crossed the $200 mark. On peak dates, tickets now top out at $209, up from the previous high of $199.
Other parks have also seen price increases in their peak-tier tickets:
- Magic Kingdom: $159 – $209 (+$10)
- EPCOT: $139 – $199 (+$5)
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $149 – $204 (+$5)
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $119 – $184 (+$5)
In 2026, the price of a standard 1-day Park Hopper ticket on the most expensive dates in November and December rises from $277 to $284. Keep in mind, prices per day decrease with multi-day tickets.
Annual Passes
Annual passes have increased by $20 to $80 each, depending on the tier. The highest-tier pass, the Incredi-Pass, has increased to $1,629, an $80 jump. Other passes like the Pirate Pass and Sorcerer Pass saw more moderate increases.
- Pixie Dust Pass | $489 (previously $469), or $27 per month with 12 monthly payments and 0% APR after a $205 down payment on the Florida Resident Monthly Payment Program
- Pirate Pass | $869 (previously $829), or $61 per month with 12 monthly payments and 0% APR after a $205 down payment with the Florida Resident Monthly Payment Program
- Sorcerer Pass | $1099 (previously $107), or $81 per month with 12 monthly payments and 0% APR after a $205 down payment with the Florida Resident Monthly Payment Program
- Incredi-Pass | $1629 (previously $1549), or $128 per month with 12 monthly payments and 0% APR after a $205 down payment on the Florida Resident Monthly Payment Program
Parking
Disney has raised standard theme park parking from $30 to $35 per day.
Preferred parking, which offers closer access, also increased by $5, with peak-day pricing now as high as $55.
Food and Beverage
Menu prices across Walt Disney World restaurants have quietly increased as well:
- Quick-service meals, like burgers and combo meals, have gone up by $0.50 to $1.50 on average.
- Sit-down dining locations have raised entrée prices by $2 to $5 in most cases.
- Popular snacks, like churros, DOLE Whips, Mickey ice cream bars, and popcorn, saw increases of $0.25 to $1.00.
- Refillable souvenir resort mugs now cost $23.99, up from $21.99.
These food increases apply resort-wide, including parks, hotels, and Disney Springs.
Lightning Lane
Lightning Lane Multi-Pass prices vary by date and park, but the previous peak price of $39 at Magic Kingdom has now increased to $45. This price varies based on demand, with off-peak days remaining closer to $25-$35.
Tours & Experiences
Select behind-the-scenes tours and VIP offerings have also seen price increases:
- Disney’s Keys to the Kingdom: $169 to $189 (increase of $20)
- Behind the Seeds: $39 to $49 (+$10)
- Savor the Savanna: $199 to $209 (+$10)
- Wild Africa Trek: $229 to $239 (+$10)
- Private VIP Tours, which are priced hourly, now start at $475 per hour, up from $450, with a 7-hour minimum still required.
