Disney World Tickets Cost: Prices, Fees & Ways to Save

Walt Disney World near Orlando, Florida, has four theme parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom. A standard 1-day ticket gets you into one of them. Disney prices these tickets by date, so the same park can cost much more on a holiday week than on a quiet weekday in late summer.

Every figure on this page comes from one source: Disney Tourist Blog, a fan site that reports the prices shown on Disney's official ticket calendar. We checked it on Oct 11, 2026. It is not a Disney site, and Disney can change prices at any time. Confirm the price for your exact date on the official Walt Disney World ticket page before you book.

Each park has its own price range. Animal Kingdom is usually the cheapest at $119 – $184. EPCOT runs $129 – $209, and Hollywood Studios costs $139 – $204. Magic Kingdom starts highest at $139 – $209.

The low end of each range applies to the least busy dates on Disney's calendar. The high end applies to peak periods. Most dates fall somewhere in between, which is why two people who visit the same park a month apart can pay noticeably different prices.

Disney sets a separate price for every date and every park. When you buy a 1-day ticket, you pick the date and the park, and the calendar shows the price for that combination. The ticket is tied to that date.

Prices tend to rise on dates when more people travel:

• School holidays, including spring break and the weeks around Thanksgiving
• The Christmas and New Year period
• Summer weekends and long holiday weekends
• Dates with special events at a park

Quieter dates usually cost less. These often include weekdays when most schools are in session. The calendar is the only reliable guide, since Disney does not publish fixed seasons.

Date-based pricing also makes increases hard to spot. Disney Tourist Blog has noted that this system makes it difficult to track how much prices change from one year to the next, because there is no single list price to compare.

Disney has already released tickets for 2027. According to Disney Tourist Blog, the lowest 1-day prices for each park stay the same through 2027.

The top of the range is moving up. For November and December 2027, the source reports new single-day peak prices. EPCOT and Magic Kingdom both reach $229 on their busiest dates, and Hollywood Studios reaches $214.

If you are planning a holiday trip in late 2027, budget for the higher end. If your dates are flexible, the unchanged floors mean an off-peak visit can still cost the same as one in 2026.

A 1-day, 1-park ticket is the simplest option. Disney also sells other ticket types, priced separately:

• Multi-day tickets, which lower the average cost per day on longer trips
• Park Hopper tickets, which let you visit more than one park on the same day
• Add-ons such as Lightning Lane, Disney's paid line-skipping service
• Annual passes for frequent visitors and Florida residents

This page covers single-day base tickets only. Check the official ticket page for multi-day and Park Hopper prices on your dates.

Tickets are only part of a Disney World budget. These costs come on top:

• Theme park parking, charged per vehicle per day for guests who drive
• Food and drinks inside the parks
• Hotel stays, either at Disney resorts or off property
• Souvenirs, photo packages and special events

Some of these also change by date or season, so price them for your specific travel dates.

• Choose off-peak dates. Moving a visit from a holiday week to a quieter weekday is the most direct way to pay less.
• Start with Animal Kingdom or EPCOT if you only have one day and no strong park preference, since their floors are lower than Magic Kingdom's.
• Look at multi-day tickets for trips of three or more days. The per-day cost usually drops as you add days.
• Watch for official offers. Disney runs promotions on tickets and resort packages at certain times of year.
• Buy only from Disney or authorized travel sellers. Tickets from unknown resellers may not work.