Reported 2027 Disney World Prices Put EPCOT Over $200
Published September 27, 2026 · Updated October 20, 2026
According to reports, Walt Disney World’s peak one-day ticket prices for January through October 2027 were reported on Thursday, September 24, 2026, with Magic Kingdom and EPCOT now above $200. As of Sunday, September 27, Magic Kingdom’s reported peak price is $219, while EPCOT reportedly reaches $214.
The reported increases apply to Disney World’s date-based ticket pricing for the first 10 months of 2027. November and December 2027 pricing has not been released in the coverage, which matters because late-year holiday dates are often among the most expensive Disney World park days.
The biggest planning shift is EPCOT crossing the $200 mark in the reported 2027 calendar. Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Hollywood Studios had already passed that level in 2026, according to the reports, but EPCOT joining them makes the higher ceiling harder for families to avoid if they are building a multi-park trip.
The reports also cite Disney’s Q3 2026 earnings context: Experiences revenue reached $10 billion for the quarter, up 10% year over year, with domestic attendance up 3% and per-capita spending up 4%.
What we know
- Magic Kingdom — reported peak one-day ticket price for January through October 2027 rose from $209 to $219.
- EPCOT — reported peak one-day ticket price rose from $199 to $214, putting EPCOT above $200 for the first time in the cited 2027 calendar.
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios — reported peak one-day ticket price rose from $204 to $209.
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom — reported peak one-day ticket price remains unchanged at $184.
- November and December 2027 — pricing was not included in the reported release.
What’s not confirmed
Disney has not confirmed, in the reports provided, the peak prices for November or December 2027. That means the highest holiday-season ticket ceiling for 2027 is still not established here.
Disney also has not announced, in the reported coverage, any change to the date-based pricing model itself. The news is about reported peak prices on the 2027 ticket calendar, not a new ticket type or a new admission rule.
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What it means for your trip
If you are pricing a 2027 Disney World vacation, do not treat EPCOT as the easy “cheaper park” on peak dates anymore. Based on the reported calendar, the gap between EPCOT and Magic Kingdom can be small enough that your better move is choosing by touring value, food plans, and ride priorities instead of assuming EPCOT saves meaningful money.
Animal Kingdom staying at a reported $184 peak price makes it the obvious place to check first if your dates are flexible and budget is tight. That does not automatically make it the best park for every family, but it may be the cleanest savings lever among the four parks in the reported January through October 2027 window.
For multi-day trips, compare exact dates before locking in flights or resort nights. SupaPark’s crowd calendar can help you spot lower-pressure park days, but the ticket math still depends on Disney’s date-based calendar in My Disney Experience.
How Do 2027 Peak Prices Compare by Park, and Is New Year’s Eve 2027 Priced Yet?
The reported $214 peak price belongs to EPCOT, not Magic Kingdom. Magic Kingdom reportedly peaks at $219. New Year’s Eve 2027 has no price yet, because the reported calendar only runs from January through October 2027.
Hollywood Studios and EPCOT have swapped places
This is the change most people miss. In the 2026 figures cited in the reports, Disney’s Hollywood Studios ($204) cost more at peak than EPCOT ($199). In the reported 2027 calendar, EPCOT ($214) now costs more than Hollywood Studios ($209). That’s a $5 gap, which is too small to plan around.
If you’re choosing between Hollywood Studios and EPCOT for a single peak day, don’t let the ticket price decide. Look at what your group actually wants to do. Hollywood Studios tends to suit ride-focused days. EPCOT tends to suit long food-and-stroll days. Choose the park that fits how your group likes to spend a day, then check that date’s price in My Disney Experience.
Reported 2027 peak one-day prices, high to low
- Magic Kingdom: $219
- EPCOT: $214
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $209
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $184
What about New Year’s Eve 2027?
December 31, 2027 is outside the released window, so no price has been reported for it. Late-year holiday dates are often among the most expensive days on Disney’s calendar, so don’t use the January–October peak figures as your New Year’s Eve budget. Treat them as a likely floor, not a ceiling.
If you’re planning a trip over New Year’s Eve, you can book flexible flights and hotels now. Hold off on finalizing your ticket budget until Disney releases November and December 2027 pricing. In the meantime, SupaPark’s crowd calendar can help you compare the days around the holiday.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did Disney World raise 2027 ticket prices above $200?
According to reports, yes. Magic Kingdom reportedly reaches $219 and EPCOT reportedly reaches $214 for peak one-day tickets in the January through October 2027 calendar.
Is Disney’s Animal Kingdom also over $200 for 2027?
No, not in the reported January through October 2027 peak pricing. Disney’s Animal Kingdom reportedly remains unchanged at $184.
Are November and December 2027 prices available?
Not in the reported coverage provided. Disney has not confirmed the November or December 2027 peak ticket prices here.
Is EPCOT more expensive than Hollywood Studios in 2027?
According to reports, yes, on peak dates. EPCOT reportedly reaches $214 and Hollywood Studios $209, which reverses the 2026 order, when Hollywood Studios cost more.
Is Magic Kingdom $214 in 2027?
No. The reported $214 peak price is EPCOT’s. Magic Kingdom’s reported peak one-day price for January through October 2027 is $219.
How much are Disney World tickets for New Year’s Eve 2027?
No price has been reported yet. The released 2027 calendar covers only January through October, so December 31, 2027 isn’t priced in the coverage.
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