Disney World tour prices went up on October 6, 2026, with the Keys to the Kingdom Tour at Magic Kingdom now costing $179 to $199 per person, plus tax. That is $10 more at both ends of the range. Two Animal Kingdom tours, the Magic Kingdom fireworks dessert parties and the Fantasmic! dining packages at Disney’s Hollywood Studios went up the same day, and the GEO-82 Fireworks Experience at EPCOT has also switched to date-based pricing.
What The Tours Cost Now
All three tours rose $10 at both the low and high end. At Animal Kingdom, Savor the Savanna now costs $209 to $219 per person and Wild Africa Trek is $239 to $249. Before October 6, Keys to the Kingdom ran $169 to $189, Savor the Savanna $199 to $209 and Wild Africa Trek $229 to $239. Tax is added on top, and park admission is not included.
Fireworks Dessert Parties And GEO-82
Adults now pay $104 to $119 for the Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Party Pre-Party or Post-Party, up from $99 to $109. Kids still pay $59 for either one. The Seats & Sweets option, which puts guests in seats on the Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant patio for the show, is now $129 to $144 for adults, up from $124 to $134, and kids stay at $74. Pre-Party and Post-Party guests watch from the Plaza Garden viewing area, which is standing room only, with desserts at Tomorrowland Terrace before or after the fireworks.
Over at EPCOT, the GEO-82 Fireworks Experience is for guests 21 and up and pairs light bites, sweets and Champagne with fireworks views from the GEO-82 lounge beside Spaceship Earth. It used to be a flat $179. Now it costs $179 to $194 per person, plus tax and gratuity, depending on the date. The cheapest nights cost the same as before, but some dates now run up to $15 more.
Fantasmic! Dining Package Prices
The Fantasmic! dining packages pair a meal at one of four Hollywood Studios restaurants with a voucher for a reserved seating section at the show. Adult prices (ages 10 and up) went up between $1 and $3 on October 6. 50’s Prime Time Cafe is now $62, up from $60, and Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant is also $62, up from $59. Hollywood & Vine breakfast is $68, up from $67, and lunch or dinner is $83, up from $82. The Hollywood Brown Derby is $84, up from $83.
For kids 9 and under, the packages cost $23 at 50’s Prime Time Cafe and Sci-Fi Dine-In, $31 at The Hollywood Brown Derby, and $43 for breakfast or $52 for lunch and dinner at Hollywood & Vine. The Hollywood & Vine kids’ breakfast went up $1, from $42, while the kids’ lunch and dinner price actually dropped $1, from $53. Package prices do not include tax, gratuity, alcohol or park admission. The Disney Dining Plan covers the packages, with The Hollywood Brown Derby taking two table-service credits per person.
The tour and dessert party increases landed on the same day Walt Disney World raised Annual Pass and quick-service food prices, and Disneyland raised its middle ticket tiers by $5.
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