Walt Disney World Raises Annual Pass Prices by Up to 120 Dollars

Walt Disney World has announced a price increase across all four tiers of its Annual Pass program, with the highest jump being $120. The changes take effect on October 6, 2026. The Incredi-Pass, which offers no blockout dates, now costs $1,749 for new purchases and $1,499 for renewals, up from $1,629 and $1,379 respectively. Other passes, including the Sorcerer Pass, Pirate Pass, and Pixie Dust Pass, have also seen increases ranging from $10 to $40.

Each pass tier comes with different benefits and eligibility requirements. The Pixie Dust Pass, for example, is only available to Florida residents and includes blockout dates during peak periods. The Incredi-Pass, on the other hand, is available to all guests and has no blockout dates. All passes offer discounts on dining, merchandise, and other amenities, as well as the ability to make advance park reservations.

In addition to the Annual Pass price increases, Disney has also raised prices on single-day tickets. The company offers two add-on options for Annual Passes: the Water Park and Sports Option, priced at $109 plus tax, and the Disney PhotoPass Downloads service. These add-ons remain priced the same as before.

This is the first time in recent years that every Walt Disney World Annual Pass tier has received a price increase. The last increase saw some renewal prices remain unchanged. Disney has not provided a reason for the price hikes, but they follow a trend of rising costs for theme park experiences.