Disney World Annual Passes Jump 34% in Five Years
Walt Disney World has raised the prices of its Annual Passes, with the most significant increase hitting the Disney Incredi-Pass. On October 6, the Incredi-Pass jumped $120, from $1,629 to $1,749 before tax. This marks the latest in a series of price hikes that have seen the Incredi-Pass rise by $450 since its launch in 2021, a 34.6% increase over five years.
Other Annual Pass tiers also saw increases. The Pixie Dust Pass rose from $489 to $499, the Pirate Pass from $869 to $909, and the Sorcerer Pass from $1,099 to $1,139. The Incredi-Pass remains the only option for out-of-state guests who are not Disney Vacation Club members, making the latest price hike particularly challenging for frequent visitors.
The Incredi-Pass has seen consistent price increases over the past three years, rising from $1,449 in October 2023 to $1,549 in October 2024, then to $1,629 in October 2025, and now to $1,749. This $120 increase is the largest single-year jump in recent years, following previous increases of $100 and $80.
For many Disney fans, especially those who do not live in Florida, the Incredi-Pass is essential due to its lack of blockout dates. However, the rising costs are making it increasingly difficult for visitors to justify the expense, particularly when factoring in additional travel and accommodation costs. The difference between the Sorcerer Pass and the Incredi-Pass has now grown to $610, further highlighting the financial commitment required for the top-tier pass.