by Donald Wood
Last updated: 9:15 AM ET, Tue October 6, 2026
Walt Disney World is raising prices on some single-day theme park tickets and all of its annual passes, while multi-day ticket prices and several other costs remain unchanged. The new prices took effect October 6.
According to CNN.com, the lowest-priced one-day ticket remains $119, but the resort’s highest-priced admission is increasing to $229. The new peak price applies to Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve in November and December 2027, up from the previous maximum of $219.
“Multi-day ticket prices at Walt Disney World are not increasing,” Scott Gustin reported in an X post outlining the changes. Parking prices and Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing also remain unchanged.
All four annual pass options are increasing. The Pixie Dust Pass rises from $489 to $499, the Pirate Pass from $869 to $909, the Sorcerer Pass from $1,099 to $1,139, and the Incredi-Pass from $1,629 to $1,749.
Lightning Lane pricing is also changing in some cases. Single Pass price ceilings are increasing by $1 to $3 depending on the attraction and date, while the highest-demand days for Lightning Lane Premier Pass will increase by $50 across all four parks.
Disney CFO Hugh Johnston previously addressed the company’s approach to ticket pricing on September 9. Johnston said Disney is “super sensitive” to keeping ticket prices relatively low during value periods to encourage families to visit.
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