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Disney Lifts U.S. Park Prices as Magic Kingdom Peak Ticket Tops $209

Disney uses targeted discounts to steer visits toward slower periods.

Overview

  • Effective Oct. 8, Disney raised single-day ticket prices at Walt Disney World and Disneyland, with holiday peaks reaching $209 at Magic Kingdom and $224 in Anaheim.
  • Most other Walt Disney World one-day tickets rose by about $5, the Animal Kingdom low remains $119, and Disneyland’s lowest-priced day stays $104 with more eligible dates through April 2026.
  • Walt Disney World annual passes increased by $20–$80 per tier to $489 (Pixie), $869 (Pirate), $1,099 (Sorcerer) and $1,629 (Incredi‑Pass).
  • Standard parking at Walt Disney World is now $35 per day and the peak Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Magic Kingdom has risen to $45, with other skip-the-line prices also climbing.
  • Disney extended its ticket calendar through the end of 2026 and introduced aggressive offers, including up to $250 off per night on select room-and-ticket packages, while citing higher operating costs and wages for the increases.