Disney Hikes Park Prices Ahead of 2027 Season

The Walt Disney Company has once again raised prices for its theme parks as its fiscal year begins. The increases, announced on Tuesday, affect both single-day tickets and annual passes, with prices varying by park and date. At Walt Disney World, the most expensive combination, a one-day pass to Magic Kingdom on Christmas Day or New Year’s Eve, will now cost $229 in 2027, up from $209 this year. This price was initially expected to be $219, according to USA Today.

Annual passes also saw hikes across different tiers. The Pixie Dust Pass, the lowest tier for Florida residents with blackout dates, increased by $10. The Pirate Pass and Sorcerer Pass, both with blackout dates and restricted access during peak times, each went up by $40. The Incredi-Pass, available to all guests without blackout dates, saw a $120 increase. Additionally, Disney’s skip-the-line services, such as the Single Rider Pass and Lightning Lane Premiere Pass, will also see price adjustments.

At Disneyland, some prices rose by 3% to 4%, or $5 to $10, depending on the date. However, the Magic Key annual passes remained unchanged.