Disney World raises ticket, annual passes prices: Here's when, how much

 FOX 35  "Walt Disney World tickets and annual passes are going up, including annual pass renewals.

• • Disney previously added dynamic pricing to its theme parks, meaning pricing varies depending on the park and the day.
  • Individual theme park tickets will increase after October 2026 and could cross the $200-a-day threshold around the holidays, one of the busiest times for Walt Disney World's parks.
  • New annual passes will increase by $20-$80. Renewals for the Incredi-Pass and Pirate Pass will increase $40-$80.
  • Renewals for the Sorcerer and Pixie Dust passes do not have an increase.RLANDO, Fla. - The cost for that Disney magic is going up. Walt Disney World has confirmed that it is raising prices on its theme park tickets, annual passes, and on some annual pass renewals.
  • Disney World previously implemented "dynamic pricing," which means daily tickets to its theme parks vary by theme park, day, and demand. That will continue. Beginning during the 2026 holiday season, Disney confirmed that the highest ticket price point – only on its busiest days – could top $200 per person for a one-park, one-day ticket.
• Here is what we know.
• How much are Walt Disney According to a Disney spokesperson, individual theme park tickets will not increase until after October 2026. Disney sells its theme park tickets based on demand, theme park, and offers add-ons, like the park hopper, which allows people to visit more than one theme park within the day, and lightning lane, which allows people to get the its rides and attractions faster.

A one-day, one-park ticket varies by theme park:

Disney's Animal Kingdom: $119-$174

EPCOT: $129-$194

Disney's Hollywood Studios: $139-$194

Magic Kingdom: $139-$199

"Disney said increases would begin after October 2026 and the highest of its price points would be around the major holidays, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas." . . .