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NEW: Walt Disney World is increasing prices on some single-day tickets and all Annual Passes, while multiday ticket prices and some Lightning Lane prices remain unchanged, all effective today. Here’s a look at the pre-tax changes:
The lowest-priced 1-day ticket remains $119. The peak 1-day ticket for holiday dates in Nov.-Dec. 2027 is now $229. That price currently applies only to Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve, up from the current maximum 1-day ticket price of $219. Multiday ticket prices at Walt Disney World are not increasing.
Annual Pass prices are increasing by $10-$120 depending on the pass type:
Pixie Dust: $499 (was $489)
Pirate: $909 (was $869)
Sorcerer: $1,139 (was $1,099)
Incredi-Pass: $1,749 (was $1,629)
Parking prices and Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing are unchanged. Single Pass ceilings are increasing by $1-$3 depending on the attraction and date, while Premiere Pass ceilings are increasing by $50 on the highest-demand days across all four parks.
Disney CFO Hugh Johnston said at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference on Sept. 9 that the company is “super sensitive” to keeping ticket prices relatively low during value periods “so that we can actually encourage those young families to come in.”