Disney raised prices Tuesday on some tickets at Disneyland and Walt Disney World and on all Walt Disney World annual passes, while leaving the cheapest and most expensive single-day tickets at Disneyland unchanged.
At Disneyland in California, the lowest-priced single-day ticket stays at $104, and the top-priced ticket stays at $224, according to MickeyVisit.com, a Disney-focused news and planning site. Four middle tiers rose by $5: Tier 1 tickets now cost $134, Tier 2 tickets $154, Tier 3 tickets $174 and Tier 4 tickets $189. The Tier 5 ticket remains $199. Disneyland sets single-day prices by date, based on the season and expected demand.
Multiday one-park tickets at Disneyland did not change in price. Disney also raised the price of the Park Hopper add-on, which lets guests visit both Disneyland and Disney California Adventure on the same day.
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At Walt Disney World in Florida, the highest-priced single-day tickets now cost $229 at Magic Kingdom, and MickeyVisit.com reported that those prices apply to Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve in 2027. The lowest-priced single-day ticket remains $119 at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and multiday ticket prices did not increase.
Disney also raised the price of all four Walt Disney World annual passes by $10 to $120, before tax, WDWNT reported. The Pixie Dust Pass, sold only to Florida residents, rose from $489 to $499. The Pirate Pass, also limited to Florida residents, rose from $869 to $909. The Sorcerer Pass, open to Florida residents and eligible Disney Vacation Club members, rose from $1,099 to $1,139. The Incredi-Pass, the only annual pass available to all guests, rose from $1,629 to $1,749.
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