Disney World 2027 Ticket Prices Hit $219 at Magic Kingdom
Published September 23, 2026
Walt Disney World’s 2027 date-based ticket prices top out at $219 for a one-day Magic Kingdom ticket, up from a $199 peak on comparable 2026 dates, according to reports published Tuesday, September 22, 2026. The increases apply to the portion of the 2027 calendar Disney has released so far, which runs through October 31, 2027.
As of Wednesday, September 23, 2026, those are the highest 2027 prices on sale — and Disney has not released November or December 2027 dates, which historically carry the year’s highest prices.
The reported increases are uneven across the parks, and they hit the peak end of the calendar rather than the floor. Disney’s date-based system prices each day individually, so the same ticket can swing by many dollars depending on when you go.
The cheapest dates in the January-through-October comparison reportedly did not move at all. That widens the gap between a well-timed trip and a peak-season one.
What we know
- Magic Kingdom — peak one-day price rises from $199 (2026) to $219 (2027), a $20 increase
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios — peak rises from $199 to $209
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom — peak rises from $179 to $189
- Lowest prices unchanged: Animal Kingdom from $119, EPCOT from $129, Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios from $139
- The first 2027 ticket release stops at October 31, 2027; November and December dates are not yet on sale
What’s not confirmed
Disney has not announced what Christmas or New Year’s 2027 admission will cost, and no peak EPCOT price for 2027 was included in the coverage available. Suggestions that Magic Kingdom could climb another $10 or more at the top end when holiday dates are released are projections based on past pricing patterns, not announced prices. Disney has also not announced any 2027 ticket or hotel discounts.
What it means for your trip
- If your 2027 dates are flexible, move them. The floor prices didn’t budge, so shifting off a peak week is now worth more than it was for 2026.
- If you’re set on late December 2027, budget above the $219 figure rather than treating it as the ceiling — those dates aren’t on sale yet.
- Buying multi-day tickets spreads the per-day cost and softens the peak-date premium compared with stacking single-day tickets.
- Build the rest of the budget around the ticket, not after it. Lightning Lane Multi Pass is a separate per-day purchase, and Single Pass rides like TRON Lightcycle / Run and Avatar Flight of Passage are à la carte on top.
- Crowd forecasts are the cheapest tool you have here: SupaPark’s crowd calendar lets you compare candidate weeks before you commit to a date-based ticket price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is $219 the highest Disney World will charge in 2027?
Not necessarily. It’s the highest price among the 2027 dates currently released, which stop at October 31, 2027; November and December dates have not gone on sale.
Did every ticket price go up for 2027?
No. In the January-through-October comparison, the lowest prices reportedly stayed the same — $119 at Animal Kingdom, $129 at EPCOT, and $139 at Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios.
How much more is a 2027 Magic Kingdom peak ticket than 2026?
$20 more per ticket at the top end — $219 versus $199 on comparable dates.
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