Disney Hikes Prices for Premium Park Tickets and Services

Disney has announced price increases for select tickets and services at its theme parks in Florida and California. At Walt Disney World in Central Florida, the cost of multi-day tickets, skip-the-line services, and annual passes will rise. The highest-priced one-day ticket will reach $229, plus tax, during part of 2027.

In California, Disneyland is also raising prices on several mid-tier ticket options and add-ons. However, the park’s least expensive one-day ticket will remain at $104, a price that has not changed since 2019. Annual passes, parking, and multi-day tickets at Disneyland will maintain their current prices.

Disney explained that the pricing strategy allows the company to increase costs on premium options while keeping lower-cost entry points available to visitors. This approach aims to balance affordability with the need to generate higher revenue from premium services.