Disney World Raises Tour and Dessert Party Prices

By · Resorts & getting around · Kissimmee, FL

Published October 6, 2026 · Updated October 12, 2026

Walt Disney World raised prices on several guided tours and Enchanting Extras experiences on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, according to reports. The increases run $5 to $10 at the low and high ends of each price range, and none exceeds $10.

As of Tuesday, October 6, 2026, the reported changes cover Disney’s Keys to the Kingdom Tour at Magic Kingdom, Savor the Savanna and Wild Africa Trek at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and the Magic Kingdom fireworks dessert parties. Disney has not issued a public announcement about these specific experience prices.

All three tours reportedly rose $10 at both ends of their ranges. Wild Africa Trek remains the priciest of the group at a reported $239 to $249.

The Keys to the Kingdom increase is half what it was a year ago, when the tour reportedly moved up $20 at both ends. Savor the Savanna and Wild Africa Trek each went up $10 last October as well, so this round matches that pattern.

The dessert parties are the notable addition this year — they were reportedly left out of last October’s round of increases. Magic Kingdom adult dessert party pricing varies by date, a structure Disney introduced in 2023. The Pre-Party and Post-Party share a single range that reportedly rose $5 at the low end and $10 at the high end, and Treats and Seats, the option with table seating at Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant, moved by the same amounts.

These changes are reported as part of a broader round of Walt Disney World price adjustments that also touched Annual Passes, tickets, and some quick service food and drink items.

What we know

What’s not confirmed

Disney has not confirmed these experience price changes in a public statement. The new figures for Keys to the Kingdom, Savor the Savanna, and the dessert parties were not included in the coverage available — only the size of the increase. No effective date beyond today was given, and nothing has been said about whether already-booked experiences are repriced.

What it means for your trip

If you already have one of these booked at the old price, leave it alone — nothing in the reporting suggests existing bookings are being adjusted.

If you’re deciding between the three Magic Kingdom dessert party options, price is still not the differentiator. They separate on fireworks viewing spot and dining timing, so pick on the view and the time of night that fits your park day, then take the cheapest date that works.

Wild Africa Trek was already the big-ticket item here and now sits at a reported $239 to $249 per person — that’s a real line item for a family of four. Savor the Savanna covers similar savanna territory for less, and Animal Kingdom’s standard Kilimanjaro Safaris is included with admission.

Dessert party dates sell out unevenly, and when someone cancels, that slot goes back into inventory immediately. SupaPark’s dining Drop Watch pings you the moment one frees up so you can grab it in My Disney Experience.

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