Disney World raises ticket and annual pass prices amid major expansions

Disney World has announced a price increase for select tickets and annual passes, set to take effect in 2026. The peak single-day ticket price will rise to $229 for holiday dates in 2027, up from $209 in 2026. The lowest-priced one-day ticket, for Disney's Animal Kingdom, remains unchanged at $119.

Annual pass prices have also seen hikes, ranging from $10 to $120 depending on the pass type. The Pixie Pass now costs $499, up from $489, while the Pirate Pass increased to $909 from $869. The Sorcerer Pass is priced at $1,139, up from $1,099, and the Incredi-Pass, the most expensive option, now costs $1,749, up from $1,629.

The price increases extend to Disney World's premium offerings, including the Lightning Lane Premier Pass, which now costs $50 more. However, the Lightning Lane Multi Pass prices remain unchanged. These adjustments come as Disney World undergoes significant transformations, with new attractions and experiences set to debut in the coming years.

Among the upcoming additions are a Cars-themed land and a Villains Land in Magic Kingdom, a Monsters, Inc.-themed land called Monstropolis at Hollywood Studios, and a Tropical Americas-inspired land at Disney's Animal Kingdom featuring attractions based on Encanto and Indiana Jones.