Walt Disney World Raises Annual Pass Prices Across All Tiers

Walt Disney World has raised prices on all four of its Annual Pass tiers effective October 6, 2026. The Incredi-Pass, the most premium option, now costs $1,749, up $120 from its previous price of $1,629. This marks the largest single-year dollar increase for any pass since the current lineup was introduced in 2021. The Sorcerer Pass increased to $1,139, the Pirate Pass to $909, and the Pixie Dust Pass to $499.

The price hikes come as part of a trend, with this being the fourth straight October that Walt Disney World has adjusted Annual Pass prices. The Incredi-Pass saw the highest percentage increase at 7.4%, while the Pixie Dust Pass had the smallest rise at 2.0%. Both the Sorcerer Pass and the Pirate Pass increased by $40.

Each pass tier offers different benefits and restrictions. The Incredi-Pass is the only one available to all guests, including those outside Florida, and comes with no blockout dates. The Sorcerer Pass and Pirate Pass are available only to Florida residents and Disney Vacation Club Members, with varying blockout dates. The Pixie Dust Pass, the most affordable option, is also restricted to Florida residents and has the most blockout dates, including weekends and peak periods.

Since the current Annual Pass lineup was introduced in 2021, prices have steadily climbed. The Incredi-Pass has increased by $300 over the past three years, while the Pixie Dust Pass has seen the smallest increases, with its latest rise being just $10. Disney also offers renewal discounts on two of the four pass types, which can help offset some of the cost increases.