Planning a Walt Disney World vacation in 2027 could cost more, with higher ticket prices already confirmed for select dates.
Disney has released its 2027 ticket calendar through October 31, and peak one-day ticket prices are increasing at all four theme parks compared with the highest prices available during the January-through-October period in 2026.
For dates between January and October, the highest one-day ticket prices in 2026 reached:
- Magic Kingdom: $209
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $204
- EPCOT: $194
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $179
For the currently available 2027 dates through October 31, those maximum prices increase to:
- Magic Kingdom: $219
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $209
- EPCOT: $214
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $189
That represents a $10 increase at Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom and a $20 increase at Magic Kingdom and EPCOT compared with the highest prices available during the comparable 2026 period.
The $219 Magic Kingdom ticket is currently the highest published price for a standard one-day, one-park Walt Disney World ticket.
The highest published prices for 2027 are:
- Magic Kingdom: $219, up from $209
- EPCOT: $214, up from $194
- Hollywood Studios: $209, up from $204
- Animal Kingdom: $189, up from $179
The $219 Magic Kingdom ticket is currently the highest published price for a standard one-day, one-park ticket at Walt Disney World.
However, guests won’t pay these prices every day. Disney uses date-based pricing, with currently available 2027 tickets starting as low as $119 for Animal Kingdom, $129 for EPCOT, and $139 for both Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios on select dates.
Disney has not yet released ticket prices for November and December 2027, so holiday pricing has not been confirmed.
For Central Florida residents and visitors planning a Disney trip, choosing less expensive travel dates and checking available promotions can make a significant difference in the overall cost of admission.