Walt Disney World Implements Price Increases Across 2027 Annual Passes and Tickets

What's Up Mickey Staff | October 6, 2026

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Walt Disney World has officially raised prices across its Annual Pass program and introduced new peak pricing for 2027 single-day theme park tickets. Effective immediately, the resort-wide price updates impact all four Annual Pass tiers, with adjustments varying by pass type and guest eligibility.

The base price for the Disney Pixie Dust Pass increased from $489 to $499, representing a $10 increase. The Disney Pirate Pass rose from $869 to $909, and the Disney Sorcerer Pass increased from $1,099 to $1,139. Both the Pirate Pass and Sorcerer Pass saw a $40 price jump.

The largest adjustment applies to the top-tier Disney Incredi-Pass, which climbed from $1,629 to $1,749. This $120 increase marks the largest single-year dollar jump among the four passes. Eligibility requirements remain unchanged, meaning Florida residents can choose from all four tiers, while eligible Disney Vacation Club members can purchase either the Sorcerer Pass or the Incredi-Pass. Out-of-state guests without DVC membership are limited to purchasing the Incredi-Pass.

Alongside the Annual Pass adjustments, Walt Disney World released ticket pricing through December 2027. While the lowest-priced one-day ticket remains $119 at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, peak single-day admission prices for November and December 2027 have risen by $5 to $15 depending on the park.

The new highest-listed one-day, one-park ticket prices for guests ages 10 and older reach $229 at Magic Kingdom, up from $219. EPCOT also reaches a peak of $229, up from $214. Disney’s Hollywood Studios climbs to $214 from $209, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom tops out at $189, up from $184. For guests utilizing Park Hopper access, a regular one-day Park Hopper ticket can reach $301 on the most expensive 2027 dates.

Multi-day ticket prices, theme park parking rates, and Lightning Lane Multi Pass prices remain unchanged in this latest update. However, peak single-pass prices for select major attractions increased by $1 to $3, and the maximum price for a Lightning Lane Premier Pass rose by $50 across each park.