Disney raises select ticket prices at theme parks in California and Florida

Disney is increasing ticket prices and costs for certain services at its theme parks in California and Florida, according to a report from CNN. The changes include higher prices for multi-day ticket options and skip-the-line services at Walt Disney World in Florida. Annual pass prices are also going up, with the highest-priced one-day ticket at Disney World reaching $229, plus tax, during part of 2027.

At Disneyland in California, several mid-tier ticket options and add-ons will see price hikes. 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 also stay at their current prices.

Disney explained that its pricing strategy aims to increase costs on premium options while keeping lower-cost entry points available to visitors. The company believes this approach allows them to balance affordability with revenue growth.