Disney World 2027 Ticket Prices: What to Know
Published October 12, 2026
Walt Disney World has released one-day ticket prices for November and December 2027, and several parks hit new high-end numbers, according to reports published Tuesday, October 6, 2026. On the priciest dates in that window, a one-day Magic Kingdom ticket reaches $229 and EPCOT matches it at $229, while Hollywood Studios tops out at $214 and Animal Kingdom at $189.
As of Monday, October 12, 2026, those figures come from press coverage of Disney’s date-based pricing calendar rather than a standalone announcement from Disney, and prices for other 2027 dates have not all been detailed publicly.
The bigger jump is on the add-on. Reports put a one-day Park Hopper ticket at $301 including tax on the most expensive 2027 date — the first time a single-day Park Hopper has crossed $300. For a family of four, that’s more than $1,200 at the gate before a hotel room, meals, Lightning Lane, or anything else.
For context, 2026 one-day prices run $139 to $209 at Magic Kingdom, $139 to $204 at Hollywood Studios, $129 to $209 at EPCOT, and $119 to $184 at Animal Kingdom. Annual Pass prices have also gone up across all four tiers, so the increases reach frequent visitors too.
One important caveat: the $301 number is a worst-case, single-day, peak-date, Park-Hopper-added figure. Multi-day tickets price differently, and the effective per-day cost drops as you add days — a week-long trip is not seven times the peak one-day rate.
What we know
Updated 4:22 PM ET, Monday, October 12 with new reporting.
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios — tops out at $214; Disney’s Animal Kingdom tops out at $189
- One-day Park Hopper — $301 including taxes on the single most expensive 2027 date
- Annual Passes — prices increased across all four tiers
- Annual Pass prices (Incredi-Pass $1,629, Sorcerer $1,099, Pirate $869, Pixie Dust $489) — set October 8, 2025; still current as of October 4, 2026
- Standard theme park parking — $35 per day since October 8, 2025
- 2026 peak single-day tickets — Magic Kingdom up to $209, Hollywood Studios $204, EPCOT $199, Animal Kingdom $184
- A 2026 increase — not announced by Disney; reports point to early October based on prior years
- New 2027 maximum ticket prices — not released
What’s not confirmed
Disney has not issued a public statement framing these as record prices, and the coverage does not state the full 2027 calendar, the lowest 2027 one-day prices, the new Annual Pass figures by tier, or whether pricing for earlier 2027 months will shift. Treat the November–December peaks as the only confirmed numbers.
What it means for your trip
- If late 2027 is your window, price your days individually in My Disney Experience before locking dates. The spread between the cheapest and most expensive date at the same park has historically been $70 or more per ticket — shifting a weekend trip to midweek is the single biggest lever you have.
- Animal Kingdom stays the cheapest gate at $189 peak versus $229 for Magic Kingdom or EPCOT. Front-loading a cheaper park on a peak date and saving Magic Kingdom for a softer one trims real money off a four-ticket family.
- Skip Park Hopper unless you have a specific reason to use it — a dinner reservation in a second park, or an EPCOT evening after a short Animal Kingdom morning. At $301 peak, it’s the most expensive flexibility on the menu, and hopping is only allowed from 2:00 PM onward.
- Buy more days, not more add-ons. Per-day cost falls as you add days, so a 4- or 5-day ticket is where the value sits — and extra days reduce the pressure to buy Lightning Lane on every single one.
- Set SupaPark wait-drop alerts for your headliners before you decide whether Lightning Lane is worth it that day; on softer dates the standby lows often make it unnecessary.
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