Walt Disney World ticket prices for the 2027 holidays are out, and three of the four parks have a new record high. A one-day ticket to Magic Kingdom or EPCOT now tops out at $229, up $20 from the 2026 holiday peak, after Disney added November and December 2027 to its ticket calendar. Tickets are now on sale for dates through the end of 2027.
The $229 price only lands on a few of the busiest days of the year. Magic Kingdom hits it on December 25 and December 31, while EPCOT reaches it on December 31.
2027 Holiday Ticket Prices At Each Park
Here is how the top one-day price at each park compares with the 2026 holiday season:
- Magic Kingdom: $229, up from $209
- EPCOT: $229, up from $209
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $214, up from $204
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $189, up from $184
Magic Kingdom and EPCOT see the biggest jump at $20 each. Hollywood Studios rises $10 and Animal Kingdom $5. Adding the new dates did not change the prices Disney had already released for January through October 2027.
The new holiday prices also top the 2027 peaks at three of the four parks from April, when the first round of 2027 tickets went on sale. Those topped out at $219 for Magic Kingdom, $214 for EPCOT and $209 for Hollywood Studios. Animal Kingdom’s $189 holiday price matches the high it already had earlier in 2027.
How To Pay Less Around The Holidays
Disney prices every date on its own, so a small shift in your plans can make a real difference. Skipping Christmas Day or New Year’s Eve at Magic Kingdom for a day earlier or later in the week can trim the price, and the savings add up fast for a family of four. Disney’s ticket calendar shows the price for each date before you buy.
If your dates are flexible across the whole year, 2027 still has much cheaper days. The lowest one-day prices fall in August and September, starting at $119 at Animal Kingdom, $129 at EPCOT and $139 at Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. That puts a late-summer Magic Kingdom day $90 below its Christmas Day price.
Keep in mind that these are the top prices for a single day at a single park. Multi-day tickets spread the cost across several days, so the per-day price usually comes down as you add days, but holiday dates still push the total higher than the same trip in a quieter month.
The holiday jump follows a busy stretch of price changes at Walt Disney World. This week annual pass prices rose, with the Incredi-Pass climbing $120 to $1,749, so anyone planning a 2027 Christmas trip will want to compare a pass against date-based tickets before committing.
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