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Disney Lifts U.S. Park Ticket Prices as New Discounts Debut, Annual Passes See Modest Changes

A two-track strategy keeps base prices inching up, with discounts targeting near-term attendance.

Disneyland during its 70th anniversary celebration on May 17, 2025, in Anaheim, California. US Disney parks are rolling out steep discounts and modest price increases.
Disney employees hold up signs as they rally outside the main entrance of Disneyland Resort on July 17, 2024, ahead of a planned strike authorization vote. The strike was ultimately averted.
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Overview

  • New prices took effect Wednesday, pushing Walt Disney World’s peak single‑day, single‑park ticket up 5% to $209 before tax, the first time Magic Kingdom passes the $200 mark.
  • Disneyland’s highest peak ticket rises 8.7% to $224, while most other single‑day tickets increase 3% or less and the $104 entry price appears on more days through April 2026.
  • Walt Disney World holds its lowest single‑day ticket at $119 for Animal Kingdom, with most other one‑day tickets increasing by about $5.
  • Discounts include up to $250 off per night on a minimum four‑night room‑and‑ticket package from late February to late July, stackable with free dining plans for kids ages 3–9 through 2026.
  • Annual pass changes are modest: at Disney World, two of four tiers rise by $20–$80 as two remain unchanged; at Disneyland, the top Magic Key tiers increase 2%–4% and the Lightning Lane Premier Pass is now advertised as high as $449.