Disney World Raises Ticket and Pass Prices Across the Board
Walt Disney World Resort has raised prices across its ticket offerings, including annual passes and Lightning Lane services. The changes took effect immediately, impacting various ticket types based on demand and park selection.
For one-day park tickets, prices remain relatively stable for Disney's Animal Kingdom, with the lowest ticket at $119 unchanged. However, starting in November and December 2027, peak prices will rise, particularly at Magic Kingdom, where a one-day ticket will cost $229 on high-demand dates like Christmas and New Year's Eve.
Annual pass prices have also seen increases, ranging from $10 to $120 per pass depending on the tier. Florida residents still have access to all four annual pass options, while eligible DVC Members can choose the Sorcerer Pass and Incredi-Pass. Non-residents are limited to the Incredi-Pass, which has no blockout dates. The price increases for annual passes are as follows: Pixie Pass from $489 to $499, Pirate Pass from $869 to $909, Sorcerer Pass from $1099 to $1139, and Incredi-Pass from $1629 to $1749.
Lightning Lane services have seen price hikes as well. Single passes for popular attractions like TRON Lightcycle / Run and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind will increase by $1-$3 during peak times. The Lightning Lane Premier Pass, which offers one-time access to each Lightning Lane attraction in a chosen park, will see a $50 price ceiling increase at each park.