From tickets to annual passes, Disney just raised prices across the board. See exactly what’s changed before planning your next family trip.
Disney trips just got pricier with a round of price increases at both Disney World and Disneyland — and families will feel it. Disney has raised ticket and Annual Pass prices as of October 8, 2025, meaning a visit that once fit your budget could now cost quite a bit more.
From single-day tickets to Lightning Lanes to parking, nearly every piece of entering the parks has gone up in price thanks to this latest increase. For parents, that means more planning, more budgeting, and a closer look at which days and ticket options make the most sense. Below, we’re sharing the full breakdown of every Disney World and Disneyland price increase.
Disney World Price Increases: How Much More Will Tickets Cost?
The view of Magic Kingdom’s fireworks from the Bay Lake Tower is excellent. Photo by CJ Ayd
At Disney World, just about everything has increased in price as of October 8, 2025. This price increase, which tends to happen annually, is no surprise — but it does mean that theme park tickets and extras like Lightning Lane have reached new all-time highs (and gotten very expensive).
Here’s a look at all of the most notable price increases at Disney World:
- Theme Park Tickets: 1-Day ticket prices have increased by approximately $5 to $10
- Magic Kingdom tickets now range from $139 to $209
- EPCOT tickets now range from $129 to $199
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios tickets now range from $139 to $204
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom tickets now range from $119 to $189
- Parking: $35 (previously $30)
- Oversized Vehicle Parking: $40 (previously $35)
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass:
- Magic Kingdom: Maximum price increased to $45 (previously $39)
- EPCOT: $37 (previously $32)
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $39 (previously $35)
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $35 (previously $29)
- Lightning Lane Single Pass:
- TRON Lightcycle/Run: $23 (previously $22)
- Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind: $22 (previously $19)
- Avatar Flight of Passage: $19 (previously $18)
- Seven Dwarfs Mine Train: $15 (previously $14)
- Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance: $25 (no change)
- Annual Passes:
- Pixie Dust Pass: $489 (previously $469)
- Pirate Pass: $869 (previously $829)
- Sorcerer Pass: $1,099 (previously $1,079)
- Incredi-Pass: $1,629 (previously $1,549)
Additionally, it’s worth noting that other “extras” throughout the theme parks and resorts — including experiences like Savi’s Workshop, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, and even food and beverages resort-wide — have also seen prices go up slightly with this latest increase. We recommend taking a close look at the pricing on the Disney World website for each meal or additional experience you’re interested in booking ahead of your trip for the latest information.
Disneyland Price Increases: How Much More Will Tickets Cost?
The opening float of Disneyland’s Magic Happens Parade. Photo by Dom Tabon
Disneyland saw its ticket prices, Magic Keys (Disneyland’s version of Annual Passes), parking, and more increase just like Disney World. Here’s a look at the new prices and how much they’ve increased:
- Theme Park Tickets:
- Tier 1: $129 (a $3 increase)
- Tier 2: $149 (a $7 increase)
- Tier 3: $169 (a $4 increase)
- Tier 4: $184 (a $4 increase)
- Tier 5: $199 (a $3 increase)
- Tier 6: $224 (a $8 increase)
- Magic Keys:
- Inspire: $1,899 (a $150 increase from $1,749)
- Believe: $1,474 (a $100 increase from $1,374)
- Enchant: $974 (no change)
- Imagine: $599 (no change)
- Parking:
- Standard parking: $40 (a $5 increase)
- Preferred parking: $60 (a $5 increase)
- Oversized vehicle parking: $45 (a $5 increase)
Additionally, it’s worth noting that other “extras” throughout the theme parks and resorts — including experiences like Savi’s Workshop, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique, and even food and beverages resort-wide — have also seen prices go up slightly over the past couple of months. You’ll want to check the Disneyland app or website recommend taking a close look at the pricing on the Disney World website for each meal or additional experience you’re interested in booking ahead of your trip for the latest information.
