Disney raises 2027 ticket prices for peak holiday dates

Disney World Resort has unveiled its ticket prices for 2027, and visitors planning a holiday during peak times will face significantly higher costs. A one-day, one-park adult ticket for the Magic Kingdom and Epcot will reach up to $229 on the most expensive dates, including Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve 2027. This marks a $20 increase from the peak prices in 2026. Hollywood Studios tickets will peak at $214 during key dates in late November and December, while Animal Kingdom tickets will hit $189 on those same peak days.

The most expensive option, a one-day Disney World Park Hopper ticket allowing access to multiple parks, will cost $301, including tax, on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. Disney’s pricing strategy varies by date, with lower costs available during less popular times. The cheapest one-day ticket will remain $119 at Animal Kingdom on select low-demand days, typically in late August, September, January, and February.

Annual passes have also seen price hikes. The Incredi-Pass, the highest-tier annual pass with no blockout dates, now costs $1,749, up from $1,629 in 2026. The Pixie Dust Pass, available only to Florida residents, will be priced at $499 in 2027 but includes significant blockout dates. Additionally, Disney’s Lightning Lane Premier Pass, the most expensive line-skipping option, has increased by $50.

Disney World is set to introduce new experiences in 2027, including Pueblo Esperanza at Animal Kingdom and portions of Monstropolis from the Monsters, Inc. franchise at Hollywood Studios. These additions come as the company continues to adjust pricing to reflect the demand for its popular attractions.