Disney has raised prices at its theme parks again, but this time the increase does not hit every visitor in the same way.
At Disneyland, the cheapest one-day ticket remains $104, the same price it has had since 2019. The highest-priced one-day ticket also remains $224. Instead, Disney raised prices on several of the middle ticket tiers, with increases of $5 per ticket. Park Hopper tickets also became more expensive, while the lowest-priced multi-day tickets remained unchanged.
At Walt Disney World, however, several higher-priced options went up. The highest one-day, one-park ticket increased from $219 to $229. Disney's top-tier Incredi-Pass jumped by $120, going from $1,629 to $1,749. The premium Lightning Lane Premier Pass also increased by $50, reaching as much as $499.
Disney has defended its approach by pointing to its effort to keep lower-priced options available while using different pricing levels, promotions and premium experiences for different types of visitors. The company says it uses targeted offers to encourage guests to visit during less-busy periods.
The latest increases come as Disney continues major expansions at its parks, including new Cars and Villains areas at Magic Kingdom and other attractions planned across its resorts.
The price changes took effect on Oct. 6, 2026.