Disney World Annual Pass Prices Up to $120 Higher, Effective Immediately

Walt Disney World raised Annual Pass prices on October 6, 2026. Effective immediately.

All four tiers went up. The increases range from $10 to $120.

Annual Pass	Old	New	Increase
Pixie Dust Pass	$489	$499	+$10 (about 2%)
Pirate Pass	$869	$909	+$40 (about 4.6%)
Sorcerer Pass	$1,099	$1,139	+$40 (about 3.6%)
Incredi-Pass	$1,629	$1,749	+$120 (about 7.4%)

Prices before tax. The Incredi-Pass increase is three times the next largest.

Who Can Buy What

Eligibility did not change, and that is the whole story here.

Florida residents: all four passes.

Eligible Disney Vacation Club members: Sorcerer or Incredi-Pass.

Everyone else: Incredi-Pass only.

So a Florida resident on the cheapest tier pays $10 more. An out-of-state family without DVC pays $120 more, because they have one option.

The biggest increase landed on the group with no alternatives.

Disney Said This Out Loud

Disney Experiences Chairman Thomas Mazloum told CNN the company prices “market by market, rather than with one broad brush.”

Check that against the numbers. Florida residents, four options, 2 percent. Out-of-state visitors, one option, 7.4 percent.

That is market-by-market pricing doing exactly what it says. The market with choices saw of smaller increase.

The $610 Gap

Sorcerer and Incredi-Pass are now $610 apart.

Part of that is blockout dates, and that part is fair. Incredi-Pass has none. Pixie Dust is blocked during peak periods and most weekends. Pirate and Sorcerer land in the middle.

But Sorcerer is only available to Florida residents and eligible DVC members.

So, for out-of-state fans without DVC, that $610 is not a choice between two products. It is what it costs to not live in Florida.

Three Years of Incredi-Pass

• October 2023: $1,449
• October 2024: $1,549
• October 2025: $1,629
• October 2026: $1,749

That is $300, or roughly 21 percent, in three years.

Watch the increments. Up $100, then $80, then $120.

Not slowing down. This year’s was the biggest of the three.

Lightning Lane, Including the Part Nobody Is Covering

Peak Single Pass prices for TRON Lightcycle / Run and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind went up $1 to $3.

The Lightning Lane Premier Pass ceiling went up $50 at each park.

That second one is the real increase. A couple of dollars on a Single Pass is noise. Fifty dollars per park on Premier Pass adds up fast on a multi-park trip, and almost nobody is talking about it.

What Disney Left Alone

The cheapest day ticket held at $119 for Animal Kingdom.

Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing is unchanged.

Pass eligibility rules are unchanged.

Those first two are deliberate. The $119 figure is what Disney cites whenever affordability comes up, and Multi Pass is the Lightning Lane product most guests actually buy.

Premium tiers up. Entry price point protected.

Peak ticket prices are also climbing for November and December 2027 dates.

For Reference

Last October’s round pushed 2026 peak tickets to $209 at Magic Kingdom, $204 at Hollywood Studios, $199 at EPCOT, and $184 at Animal Kingdom. First time a one-day ticket crossed $200.

Parking also went from $30 to $35 that same round.

October 6 builds on those numbers.

Should You Renew

Already decided? Nothing to weigh. The price is live.

On the fence? Divide the new price by the park days you realistically use. An Incredi-Pass at $1,749 needs roughly 8 or 9 days to beat a multi-day ticket package, and that math has worsened every October for 3 years.

Out-of-state fans should price a ticket package before renewing out of habit.

Sources: Walt Disney World’s updated Annual Pass pricing effective October 6, 2026, and Thomas Mazloum’s comments to CNN.