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Disney World Raises Annual Pass, Peak Ticket, Parking and Lightning Lane Prices

The company is pairing targeted increases with steep, time-limited discounts to manage demand heading into the holiday season.

Walt Disney World Raises Lightning Lane Prices to New Record Highs
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

  • Annual Pass prices are now Pixie Dust $489, Pirate $869, Sorcerer $1,099 and Incredi‑Pass $1,629, effective immediately and marking the second hike since late 2024.
  • Peak one‑day, one‑park tickets will reach $209 before tax during Christmas and New Year weeks for the first time, while most non‑peak dates rise about $5 and the $119 Animal Kingdom floor remains.
  • Standard theme park parking increases to $35, and the Lightning Lane Multi Pass peaks at $45 per day on the busiest dates.
  • Disney’s top-tier Premier Pass skip‑the‑line upgrade sold out in advance for Columbus Day weekend at Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios, underscoring strong demand for premium access.
  • Disney is offering up to $250 off per night on select four‑night packages in 2026 and free dining plans for kids with an adult plan through 2026, reflecting a two‑track strategy of discounts alongside October price resets.