Disney World Raises Annual Pass Prices by Up to $120, Single-Day Tickets Now Reach $229

Walt Disney World has raised prices on all four of its Annual Pass options, effective October 6, 2026. The Incredi-Pass received the largest increase at $120. Disney also increased the maximum price of its one-day theme park tickets, with the higher rates now applying for visits in 2027.

Annual Pass Prices Increase

Every Walt Disney World Annual Pass has seen a price hike, with the increases ranging from $10 to $120, depending on the pass. Here’s a breakdown of the updated prices along with the associated benefits and restrictions for each pass type:

Pixie Dust Pass

Increased from $489 to $499.

Eligibility: Florida residents only
Park Reservations: 3 reservations at a time
Blockout Dates: Saturdays and Sundays, as well as peak and holiday periods

Pirate Pass

Increased from $869 to $909.

Eligibility: Florida residents only
Park Reservations: 4 reservations at a time
Blockout Dates: Peak and holiday periods

Sorcerer Pass

Increased from $1,099 to $1,139.

Eligibility: Florida residents and eligible Disney Vacation Club Members only
Park Reservations: 5 reservations at a time
Blockout Dates: Select days during peak holiday periods

Incredi-Pass

Increased from $1,629 to $1,749.

Eligibility: Available to all guests
Park Reservations: 5 reservations at a time
Blockout Dates: None

All Annual Pass options include standard theme park parking and provide discounts on select merchandise, dining, hotel accommodations, and other offerings throughout Walt Disney World.

Passholders can purchase optional add-ons, including Water Park & Sports and PhotoPass, both of which remain priced at $109.

The latest increase continues Walt Disney World’s annual pattern of adjusting Annual Pass prices each October, making this the fourth consecutive year of price hikes. The Incredi-Pass has seen the most significant increases over that period, rising by $300 from its October 2024 price of $1,449.

Single-Day Ticket Prices Also Rise

Disney is also now selling single-day theme park tickets for visits through December 31, 2027. These tickets are date-based, meaning prices vary depending on the selected date. The maximum price for a standard one-day ticket has increased for some of Walt Disney World’s theme parks.

For guests ages 10 and older, the highest prices reach:

• Magic Kingdom: $229, up from $219
• EPCOT: $229, up from $214
• Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $214, up from $209
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $189, up from $184

These are the highest prices within each park’s date-based ticket range and do not reflect the daily rate for every date or the cost of multi-day tickets. The lowest-priced one-day ticket remains at $119.

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