Walt Disney World Annual Pass prices went up on October 6, and the top tier took the biggest jump. The Disney Incredi-Pass now costs $1,749 plus tax, up $120 from $1,629, while the three Florida resident passes rose between $10 and $40. The cheapest one-day ticket and Lightning Lane Multi Pass are not changing.
The New Annual Pass Prices
Here is where each pass lands, before tax:
- Disney Incredi-Pass: $1,749, up from $1,629
- Disney Sorcerer Pass: $1,139, up from $1,099
- Disney Pirate Pass: $909, up from $869
- Disney Pixie Dust Pass: $499, up from $489
The Incredi-Pass is still the only Annual Pass anyone can buy, and it is the only one with no blockout dates. The Sorcerer Pass is open to Florida residents and eligible Disney Vacation Club members, while the Pirate and Pixie Dust passes are for Florida residents only. That means out-of-state fans who want a pass carry the full $120 increase, while a Florida resident on the Pixie Dust Pass pays $10 more.
The Pixie Dust Pass, the cheapest of the four, has now gone up four years running, but by a smaller amount each time: $40 in 2023, $30 in 2024, $20 in 2025 and $10 this year.
This is the fourth October in a row that Walt Disney World has raised pass prices, and the $120 bump to the Incredi-Pass is the largest one-year dollar increase for any pass since Disney introduced the current lineup in 2021. Passholders who renew also get the dapper Mickey Mouse magnet Disney now mails out, starting with September 2026 pass anniversaries.
What Happens To Park Tickets
Disney has set Walt Disney World ticket prices through October 2027, and the cheapest one-day, one-park ticket stays at $119 plus tax. At the top of the calendar, the most expensive one-day, one-park ticket rises $10 to $229 plus tax in November and December 2027. That price applies to just two days, Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve. The highest one-day price before this change was $219.
Parking rates at the theme parks are staying where they are.
Lightning Lane Changes
Lightning Lane Multi Pass, the add-on that lets guests book return times for attractions, keeps its current pricing. The increases land on the premium options. The top price for Lightning Lane Single Pass, sold for individual headliners such as TRON Lightcycle / Run and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, goes up by $1 to $3. Lightning Lane Premier Pass, which lets guests use the Lightning Lane once at each eligible attraction in a park without booking return times, gets a $50 higher price ceiling at each of the four parks. That puts its top price at $499 per person, up from $449.
What Disney Says
Thomas Mazloum, chairman of Disney Experiences, told CNN that “we think about pricing market by market, rather than with one broad brush.” He also said, “Our goal is to put guests at the center of our decision making, and that starts by listening to them. That matters more now when families are watching every dollar.”
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