Walt Disney World raised prices across a range of guest purchases on October 6, including Annual Passes, select dining packages and menu items, souvenirs, snacks, PhotoPass products and some premium fireworks experiences.
The largest reported increase was for the Disney Incredi-Pass, which rose $120 before tax, from $1,629 to $1,749. The Incredi-Pass is the only Annual Pass available to most non-Florida residents and non-eligible Disney Vacation Club members. Disney also increased the Pixie Dust Pass from $489 to $499, the Pirate Pass from $869 to $909 and the Sorcerer Pass from $1,099 to $1,139.
At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, adult prices for Fantasmic! Dining Packages rose at several participating restaurants. The package combines a meal with guaranteed seating for Fantasmic!. Prices now include $62 at 50’s Prime Time Cafe and Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant, $84 at The Hollywood Brown Derby, and $68 for breakfast or $83 for lunch and dinner at Hollywood & Vine.
At EPCOT, the adults-only GEO-82 Fireworks Experience moved from a flat $179 price to date-based pricing of $179 to $194 per person. The experience includes reserved viewing for Luminous: The Symphony of Us, champagne, desserts and a tasting tower. Magic Kingdom’s adult fireworks dessert-party prices also rose, with Pre-Party and Post-Party options now ranging from $104 to $119 and Seats & Sweets from $129 to $144. Children’s prices for those dessert parties were unchanged.
Disney’s one-day Memory Maker photo product increased from $75 to $85. The standard Memory Maker package remains $210, while the advance-purchase price remains $185 when bought at least three days ahead.
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Restaurant and quick-service prices changed as well. At ‘Ohana, adult breakfast rose from $53 to $58, while adult dinner increased from $67 to $69. At Akershus Royal Banquet Hall, adult breakfast rose from $62 to $66. Regular popcorn is now $6.29, up from $5.99, and fountain beverages rose to $4.99. Bottled soda, Mickey pretzels, Mickey ice cream bars and ice cream sandwiches were among items that did not change, according to Inside the Magic.
In merchandise locations, most Mickey and Minnie ear headbands increased from $36.99 to $38.99, while one documented Spirit Jersey design rose from $79.99 to $84.99. The report said prices for MagicBand+, pins and light-up souvenirs it examined remained unchanged.
For visitors budgeting a Disney World trip after October 6, the changes affect purchases made during a vacation as well as pass options and select add-on experiences. Guests planning Disney World tickets may want to account for the revised costs alongside dining, photos and other in-park spending.
