Walt Disney World has introduced a broad round of price changes effective Oct. 6, affecting annual passes, some future ticket dates, food and drinks, select tours and several add-on experiences.
All four Annual Pass tiers increased in price, according to WDW News Today, with one tier rising by $120. The resort has also opened bookings for November and December 2027, when the highest-priced single-day tickets rose by an average of $5 to $15. On the most expensive dates, a one-park ticket is listed at $229, while a standard one-day Park Hopper ticket reaches $301.
Food and beverage prices have also climbed across Walt Disney World, with reported increases ranging from 10 cents to $1 for items including drinks, popcorn and chicken strips.
Several separately priced experiences are changing as well. Three tours at Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom, including the Keys to the Kingdom guided tour, have higher prices. Adult pricing increased for multiple Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Party options and for all four Fantasmic! Dining Packages at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, while children’s dessert-party prices remained unchanged.
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At EPCOT, the adults-only GEO-82 Fireworks Experience has moved from a flat $179 price to date-based pricing that can reach $194.
Guests with eligible merchandise discounts, including Annual Passholders, Disney Vacation Club members and Disney Visa cardholders, can no longer use those discounts on bottled beverages at park gift shops. Ear headbands also rose from $36.99 to $38.99.
