Walt Disney World’s highest-priced one-day admission for 2027 has risen to $229 per person, before tax, for guests ages 10 and older. The new date-based prices took effect Oct. 6, 2026, according to The Main Street Mouse.
Magic Kingdom will reach $229 on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve 2027, while EPCOT is set to hit that same price on New Year’s Eve. The previous peak price was $219 at Magic Kingdom and $214 at EPCOT. Disney’s Hollywood Studios now tops out at $214, up from $209, while Disney’s Animal Kingdom remains at a $189 peak.
The lowest one-day ticket price remains $119. Pricing varies by visit date and park, with holiday periods and school breaks carrying higher rates. A one-day ticket with Park Hopper access can reach $301 on the most expensive 2027 dates.
Annual passes also increased. The Incredi-Pass, available to all guests, rose from $1,629 to $1,749. Florida residents can buy the Pirate Pass for $909, up from $869, or the Pixie Dust Pass for $499, up from $489. The Sorcerer Pass, for Florida residents and Disney Vacation Club members, increased to $1,139 from $1,099.
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Disney also raised prices on some quick-service food, select tours and certain fireworks dessert parties. Examples cited by The Main Street Mouse include a $1 increase for the Ronto Wrap at Ronto Roasters, fish and chips at Yorkshire County Fish Shop, and barbecue half chicken at Flame Tree Barbecue. Standard theme-park parking and Lightning Lane Multi Pass prices did not change.
Travelers considering a 2027 visit can compare dates and park choices when planning Disney World tickets, since the reported one-day price range spans more than $100 between the lowest and highest dates.
