Disney World Ticket Prices 2025

One common question guests ask when planning their Walt Disney World vacation is “How much does it cost to go to Disney World?” When planning a trip to the most magical place on earth, there are several answers to this question that depend on a variety of factors, including which type of ticket you select, trip length, age (adult or child), and time of year you visit. And of course, the current Disney World ticket prices.

Evaluating current Disney World ticket prices can help guests get the most accurate idea of what price they will be paying per ticket. For 1-day tickets, Disney World has a per-park pricing system, which means that all four Walt Disney World theme parks will be priced differently rather than a flat rate, regardless of which park you pick. 

Our guide will cover the current ticket Disney World ticket prices for base tickets, the cost of add-ons, special event ticket prices, details for annual pass holders, ticket prices for military service members, and additional costs to consider for a day at Disney World.

This article will focus on standard Disney World ticket prices, but know that there are some great ways to access discounts on Disney World tickets available—see our discount Disney World tickets guide for more details on how to save the most money on your Walt Disney World vacation. 

Why Are Disney World Tickets So Expensive?

The biggest reason for Disney World ticket prices being so expensive is high demand. Disney World has capacity limitations at the parks, so without increasing supply, raising Disney World ticket prices is Disney’s way of handling increasing consumer demand.

In addition, Disney World offers top-tier rides, food, shows, and more, and maintaining the high standard of all of these experiences comes at a cost. Taking care of their parks, Cast Members, land, transportation systems, and more than 25 resorts is an expensive ordeal. Disney World has also been expanding its offerings in recent years, with new additions like Tiana’s Bayou Adventure that recently opened and major new Disney World rides and expansions in the works, including a new Monsters Inc. land in Hollywood Studios, a villains land in Magic Kingdom, two new Cars attractions coming to Frontierland in Magic Kingdom, and a new tropical Americas land featuring Indiana Jones and Encanto coming to Animal Kingdom. With the value of the parks increasing due to these new attractions, ticket prices will reflect this.

Even though Disney World ticket prices can be high, they're worth the cost if you compare the hours of entertainment and activities you get each day. Compare those tickets against the cost of a concert, which these days can easily be more than a 1-day Walt Disney World ticket, and then look at the multiday hours of entertainment you receive in return. 

Types of Disney World Tickets

There are different types of Disney World tickets that you can choose from for your trip, which all impact the level of Disney World ticket prices:

1 Park Per Day/Base Tickets, which allow you to visit one of the four theme parks (Magic Kingdom park, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom) per day. You can plan a 1-Day trip or a Multi-Day trip for anywhere between 2 and 10 days.

Park Hopper, which allows you to visit more than one park on the same day with a theme park reservation required for the park you start in.

Water Park and Sports Option, which allows you admission to one theme park per day and a certain number of visits to:

• Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park
• Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park
• ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
• Disney’s Oak Trail Golf Course
• FootGolf at Disney's Oak Trail
• Disney’s Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf Course (one round; prior to 4:00 PM)
• Disney’s Winter Summerland Miniature Golf Course (one round; prior to 4:00 PM)

Park Hopper Plus, which combines the benefits of a Park Hopper ticket and Water and Sports Option, with a certain number of visits to a water park or other Walt Disney World sports-related activities.

Disney World Ticket Usage Windows

Depending on the length of your visit, your ticket will be valid for usage during certain windows. Each ticket will allow you a certain number of visits to the parks, but you don’t need to visit on consecutive days. For example, you could visit the parks for a few days, take a resort day at the pool or explore the surrounding area, then return for another few park days. The Water Park and Sports Option or a Park Hopper Plus Option adds an additional day to your valid use period. 

For each ticket length, these are the windows during which they are valid for use:

1-Day Ticket – Valid only on date selected during purchase

2-Day Ticket – Valid during any 2 days within 4 days after selected start date

3-Day Ticket – Valid during any 3 days within 5 days after selected start date

4-Day Ticket – Valid any 4 days within 7 days after selected start date

5-Day Ticket – Valid any 5 days within 8 days after selected start date

6-Day Ticket – Valid any 6 days within 9 days after selected start date

7-Day Ticket – Valid any 7 days within 10 days after selected start date

8-Day Ticket – Valid any 8 days within 12 days after selected start date

9-Day Ticket – Valid any 9 days within 13 days after selected start date

10-Day Ticket – Valid any 10 days within 14 days after selected start date

When you go to select tickets from the Disney World website, you'll see that it highlights the full window during which you can enjoy your tickets. For example, for a 4-day ticket selected on October 10th, the window extends an extra three days to October 16th, so you have the flexibility to use tickets on non-consecutive days:

Disney World Base Ticket (1 Park Per Day) Pricing

A base ticket (1 Park Per Day) gives you entry to one of the four theme parks—Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom—per day. This is the standard option that does not include Park Hopping or the Water Park and Sports Option. You can choose from a 1-Day, 2-Day, 3-Day, 4-Day, 5-Day, 6-Day, 7-Day, 8-Day, 9-Day, or 10-Day base ticket.

1-Day Base Ticket Pricing

Pricing for a 1-day base ticket currently ranges between $119-$199 for adults, depending on the date and which park you select. Disney World ticket prices range in price based on the time of year you are visiting, with pricing varying based on the park you select.

Magic Kingdom will always be on the higher end of the pricing range, while Animal Kingdom will be on the lower end. Busier seasons and holidays (dates to avoid if you hate crowds) will typically be more expensive, and dates during the “off-season” will be lower in price. You can see how the price ranges for a 1-Day ticket vary per park.

Note that the price ranges below reflect the Disney World price increase that goes into effect in 2026. These ranges reflect the lowest price visible in 2025 to the highest price visible in 2026. 

Animal Kingdom: $119-$179

EPCOT: $129-$194

Hollywood Studios: $139-$199

Magic Kingdom: $139-$199

For an example in context, this is the difference in pricing per park for a $119+ ticket on August 20:

Disney World Cheapest 1-Day Tickets

So this begs the question: what is the cheapest day for Walt Disney World tickets? Technically, the lowest price per day is advertised as $119 when the tickets are lumped together as a set minimum and maximum. This is a typical positive spin when we hear commentary such as “Disney World prices for as low as $119 per day!” But if we look at the chart above, the only park that is priced that low is Animal Kingdom. For Magic Kingdom, the lowest possible 1-day ticket price is $139, as the park is usually the highest priced out of the four. 

But realistically, how often are ticket prices at the lowest bottom of the tier? You will only see prices this low during the slowest times of the year, which is usually August and September. The more popular the time of the year you visit, the higher the ticket prices will be. 

When you go to buy a ticket on the Disney World website, you'll be taken to a calendar that shows which “tier” each date is to give you an idea of Disney World ticket prices. These are expressed in ranges, meaning that pricing will not always be exactly the same per park for each tier. For example, a $119+ tier ticket could mean that Magic Kingdom costs $139 on one day, and it could cost $149 on another day, depending on the date you select.

Below is the table for 1-day base pricing for adults (guests ages 10+) and children (ages 3-9), ranging from the lowest prices visible on the calendar in August/September 2025 (some of the best months to visit Disney World) to the highest prices visible during October 2026 reflecting the price increase. The longer the trip you book, the lower the per-day pricing gets. For tickets 3 days or longer in length, you save $20 per ticket by purchasing online in advance compared to the price at the ticket window.

Number of Days	Prices (Adult)	Prices (Child)
1	$119-$199	$114.00-$194
2	$248.24-$365.18	$238.89-$355.67
3	$370.94-$532.38	$357.14-$518.37
4	$476.23-$671.04	$458.61-$653.18
5	$516.77-$752.46	$497.59-$732.43
6	$536.09-$798.43	$516.17-$777.22
7	$555.48-$818.56	$534.83-$796.75
8	$587.52-$837.74	$565.92-$815.22
9	$609.10-$854.23	$586.87-$831.19
10	$627.64-$873.86	$604.84-$850.26

Park Hopper Ticket Pricing

With a Park Hopper ticket, you can visit more than one theme park on the same day. Theme park reservations are not required for date-based tickets, which is the standard option for guests on the Walt Disney World website when purchasing tickets.

Reservations may still be required for Annual Passholders and visitors with certain non-date-based tickets. For these groups, after they enter their first park, they will be able to visit another park. 

Park Hopper is added to your base ticket. For a 1-Day Park Hopper ticket ranging from the lowest-priced day visible in August 2025 to the highest-priced day visible in October 2026, the price ranges from $197-$268. The Park hopper add-on costs between $75-$85 more than a base ticket for 2 or 3-Day tickets or $85-$95 more than a base ticket for a 4-day or longer ticket.

Do I Need a Walt Disney World Park Hopper Ticket?

The main benefit of a Park Hopper ticket is the flexibility it gives you on your Walt Disney World vacation. Some guests may not feel the need to spend an entire day at Animal Kingdom and may wish to hop to another theme park by midafternoon. This is especially true for those parks, like Animal Kingdom, that consistently open early and close early. If you do not have a Park Hopper ticket, you will be left without any options once the park closes aside from visiting your resort hotel or Disney Springs. Animal Kingdom can sometimes close as early as 5PM or 6PM depending on the time of the year and many families may not be ready to call it quits for the day. Having a Park Hopper ticket gives guests the flexibility to hop over to any other park they wish. 

A Park Hopper ticket can also help guests maximize their amount of available time in the theme parks so they can rope drop in the morning and then pick a theme park that closes latest (which is often EPCOT) for the evening. It's common for many families to take an afternoon break especially to use their Walt Disney World hotel pool. This makes park hopping at Walt Disney World even easier as you can simply just pick a second park to visit in the evening after your afternoon break. 

However, you can easily have a great Walt Disney World vacation without a park hopper ticket which can often save you around $100 per person, depending on your ticket type. If you plan on staying at the theme park all day then a one-park-per-day ticket might actually be more convenient so you can avoid having to use transportation around the resort to park hop. Many guests have a great experience at Disney World without needing to add on the Park Hopper option. You can save the money you didn’t spend on Park Hopper tickets for another area of your trip. See our 1-Day itineraries for Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, and Hollywood Studios if you are spending a full day at each park.

Water Park and Sports Option Pricing

The Water Park and Sports Option allows you to visit one theme park per day and also gives you a certain number of visits to a water park or sports-related activity, with the number of visits depending on the length of the trip on your ticket. For example, a 3-day ticket allows 3 visits, a 4-day ticket allows 4 visits, etc.

For each visit, you can choose one of the following:

• Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park
• Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park
• ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
• Disney’s Oak Trail Golf Course
• FootGolf at Disney's Oak Trail
• Disney’s Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf Course (one round; prior to 4:00 PM)
• Disney’s Winter Summerland Miniature Golf Course (one round; prior to 4:00 PM)

You are able to use more than one visit on the same day, and for water parks, you can leave and come back to the same water park during the day without it counting as more than one visit. Each admission to golf rounds counts as a visit. You can see our guide to Disney Blizzard Beach tickets and Disney Typhoon Lagoon tickets for more information on ticket options and pricing at these parks. 

The Water Park and Sports Option is added to your base ticket. This option is not offered for 1-Day tickets, so it's only available for tickets 2 days and longer. The Water Park and Sports option costs approximately $70-$80 more than base ticket pricing.

As mentioned earlier as it pertains to the valid usage window, adding the Water Parks & Sports option to a Base ticket extends the window by an additional day. For example, instead of a 6-day ticket being valid within any 9 days after the selected start date, it's instead valid for 10 days for you to enjoy your park days and water park/sports activities visits.

Park Hopper Plus Ticket Pricing

The Park Hopper Plus ticket, which is a combination of a Park Hopper and Water Park and Sports Option, allows you to visit more than one theme park on the same day and have a certain number of visits to a water park or other Walt Disney World sports-related activities. The number of visits depends on the length of the trip on your ticket, as mentioned previously (a 3-day ticket allows 3 visits, a 4-day ticket allows 4 visits, etc.). Like the Water and Sports Option, the Park Hopper Plus Option will also add another day to your valid use period.   

For each visit to a water park or sports-related activity, you can choose from the same options as the ones offered with the Water and Sports ticket.

Pricing for a Park Hopper Plus ticket will be approximately $20-$35 more than pricing would be for a regular Park Hopper ticket. So, for example, a 3-day regular Park Hopper ticket with a validity window starting on October 6, 2025, costs $546.90, and a Park Hopper Plus costs $571.90 as seen below.

Admission to Water Parks and Sports Experiences

You can also enjoy a visit to the Disney World water parks and sports experiences without visiting a theme park, with admission priced separately for adults and children.

1-Day Water Park Tickets 

1-Day Water Park Ticket: $74 per adult (ages 10+) or $68 per child (ages 3 to 9)
1-Day Water Park Tickets with Blockout Dates: $64 per adult (ages 10+) or $58 per child (age 3 to 9)

Winter Summerland Miniature Golf 

Adults (ages 10+): $19

Children (ages 3-9) $12

Fantasia Gardens and Fairways Miniature Golf 

Adults (ages 10+): $19

Children (ages 3-9) $12

Disney’s Oak Trail Golf Course

Greens fees vary per season, day of week, and time you choose to play.

General ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex 

For non-athletes or coaches attending an event, you need an admission ticket to access the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Single-day tickets and admission for the length of the event may be available depending on the event. Pricing is event-specific and must be purchased online at espnwwos.com or through the event’s organizers for events that require a ticket. 

Should I Buy A Park Hopper Plus Ticket?

If you plan on using more than one of the recreational experiences then a Park Hopper Plus ticket can be worth it. But we always recommend pricing out the cost difference as you may end up paying more for this add-on than just purchasing an individual ticket if you plan on only taking advantage of one of these experiences. 

Disney After Hours

Disney After Hours is a series of separately ticked special nighttime events that allow guests to enjoy extended hours after the parks close. Guests can enjoy lower wait times for attractions and snacks like popcorn, ice cream, and beverages at carts throughout the park (included with the cost of admission). Disney After Hours is available at Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, EPCOT, and Typhoon Lagoon.

You can explore the park for a few hours before the event starting at 7pm (6pm for Typhoon Lagoon) and then enjoy 3 extra hours after the park closes. Ticket prices for Disney After Hours range from $155-$185, depending on the date and event. Annual Passholders and Disney Vacation Club members can access specially priced advance purchase tickets. Tickets for these special events are limited, so we recommend buying them in advance!

You can see our guide on Disney After Hours at Walt Disney World for a full breakdown of past events and tips.

Annual Pass Pricing

There are four different annual passes available for Disney World. Certain annual passes are available only to Florida Residents and Disney Vacation Club members, while the most inclusive pass, the Incredi-Pass, is available to any guest.

Below, the Disney World annual passes are listed in order of tier, with the lower tiers containing the most blockout dates and the highest tier containing no blockout dates. As the tiers get higher, they allow you to hold more theme park reservations at a time. All passes allow you to enjoy a 10% dining discount for select restaurants in the parks and Disney Springs, a discount of between 10%-20% on select merchandise locations, a 15% discount on certain guided tours and sports and recreation offerings, and offers for special rates on Disney World Resort hotels. If you're an annual passholder, you can also add on PhotoPass or the Water Park and Sports option for an extra $99 for the year.

On “good-to-go days,” Annual Passholders can visit the parks without needing a park reservation. “Good-to-go days,” offered on select days on an ongoing basis, may vary by park.

Disney Pixie Dust Pass-$469 plus tax

The Disney Pixie Dust Pass is for Florida Residents only. It includes:

• Admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks on most weekdays during the year with an advance park reservation
• Blockout dates apply, including during peak and holiday periods
• Make and hold up to 3 theme park reservations at a time on a rolling basis
• Passholders staying at Disney Resort hotels or other select hotels can make theme park reservations for each day of their Resort stay in addition to holding 3 theme park reservations at a time
• Standard theme park parking

See everything you need to know about the Pixie Dust Pass including pricing, blockout dates, and details on benefits. 

Disney Pirate Pass-$829 plus tax

The Disney Pirate Pass is for Florida Residents only. It includes:

• Admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks on most days of the year with an advance park reservation
• Blockout dates apply, including during peak and holiday periods
• Make and hold up to 4 theme park reservations at a time on a rolling basis
• Passholders staying at Disney Resort hotels or other select hotels can make theme park reservations for each day of their Resort stay in addition to holding 4 theme park reservations at a time
• Standard theme park parking

See everything you need to know about the Pirate Pass for more details on pricing, blockout dates, and benefits. 

Disney Sorcerer Pass-$1,079 plus tax

Disney Sorcerer Pass is for Florida Residents or eligible Disney Vacation Club Members. It includes:

• Admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks on most days of the year with an advance theme park reservation
• Blockout dates apply, including select days during select holiday periods
• Make and hold up to 5 theme park reservations at a time on a rolling basis
• Passholders staying at Disney Resort hotels or other select hotels can make theme park reservations for each day of their Resort stay in addition to holding 5 theme park reservations at a time
• Standard theme park parking

See everything you need to know about the Sorcerer Pass including blockout dates, pricing, and details on all benefits in our full guide. 

Disney Incredi-Pass-$1,549 plus tax

The Disney Incredi-Pass is available to all guests and is contains the most perks out of the passes. It includes:

• Admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks during the year with an advance reservation
• No blockout dates apply
• Make and hold up to 5 theme park reservations at a time on a rolling basis
• Passholders staying at Disney Resort hotels or other select hotels are eligible to make theme park reservations for each day of their Resort stay in addition to holding 5 theme park reservations at a time
• Standard theme park parking

See everything you need to know about the Incredi-Pass including its blockout dates, pricing, and benefits. 

Disney World Military Ticket Prices

Disney World offers specially priced Disney tickets to active and retired U.S. military personnel, available for purchase at their participating US military base ticket office. Service members or their spouses can buy tickets for themselves, family, or friends, and a valid military I.D. is required for purchase and use.

For the current offer, service members can choose between a 4-Day, 5-Day, or 6-Day Disney Military Salute Ticket with the Park Hopper or Park Hopper Plus option (formerly the Disney Military Promotional Ticket) for visits in 2025.

6-Day Disney Military Salute Ticket

Purchase now through December 14, 2025

• With the Park Hopper Option: $439 plus tax
• With the Park Hopper Plus Option: $469 plus tax

5-Day Disney Military Salute Ticket

Purchase now through December 15, 2025.

• With the Park Hopper Option: $419 plus tax
• With the Park Hopper Plus Option: $449 plus tax

4-Day Disney Military Salute Ticket

Purchase now through December 16, 2025.

• With the Park Hopper Option: $399 plus tax
• With the Park Hopper Plus Option: $429 plus tax

Receive admission for 4, 5 or 6 days, valid for visits January 1, 2025 through December 19, 2025, with an advance park reservation and subject to the following blockout dates:

• April 13, 2025 through April 26, 2025 November 23, 2025 through November 29, 2025

Additional Costs at Disney World

Theme Park Parking: The fee per day for parking can be used for all four parks: Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. You have the option of Standard or Preferred parking (located closer to the theme park entrances). Currently, the cost for parking is:

Standard: $30 per day

Preferred: $45, $50, or $55 per day (pricing is seasonal and will vary based on date of visit) 

Oversized Vehicle: $35 per day

For guests of a Disney Resort hotel and Annual Passholders, Standard parking is included. You have the option to pay the difference (currently $15 to $25 per day) to upgrade to Preferred parking.

Lightning Lane Multi Pass: Lightning Lane Multi Pass is a paid service that allows you to choose a return window and skip the long standby times for rides. The average cost is about $25 per person per day, but depending on the park you select, prices range from $15 per person to $39 per person per day. 

Lightning Lane Multi Pass can add up in cost over several days, so it's worth knowing which parks it is a necessity for and which you can skip the service for to save money. At Animal Kingdom and EPCOT, with limited high-demand attractions, you can take advantage of shorter wait times in the early morning and late evening and purchase Individual Lightning Lanes for the more popular attractions at these parks. That way, you can save money during your time at these two parks and purchase the Lightning Lane Multi Pass service for Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios, which have long lines and are some of the most popular attractions at the parks.

You can see our full article detailing Disney World Lightning Lane Multi Pass tips for more information on this paid service. 

Lightning Lane Single Pass: Lightning Lane Single Pass entry is offered for the most popular attractions at the parks, and they are offered at an a la carte rate (not included with your Lightning Lane Multi Pass purchase). You can purchase Lightning Lane Single Pass entry for up to 2 attractions per day. Lightning Lane Single Pass is currently offered for the following rides:

• Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind
• Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
• Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance
• Avatar Flight of Passage
• TRON Lightcycle / Run

Costs will fluctuate, but Lightning Lane Single Pass entry to attractions usually falls between $10-$25 per person, depending on the attraction and time of year. See our guide to Disney World Lightning Lane Single Pass for more details on which rides are worth it and tips. 

Memory Maker: With Memory Maker, you can download all PhotoPass photos and ride photos from your visit for 30 days after your trip. You have the opportunity for Disney Photopass photographers to take your picture at spots across the parks, select character meet-and-greet locations, and select attractions, and you can choose from over 75 unique Magic Shots.

If you buy Memory Maker ahead of time, it costs $185 regardless of how long your trip is. If you buy Memory Maker during or after your trip, it costs $210. You also have the option to purchase it for a single day for $75.

Dining: Dining is another day-to-day expense to consider during your trip to Disney World. The cost of dining will depend on whether you're opting for counter service or table service food, how much you plan on snacking, and if you're planning on bringing in your own food or dining exclusively at the parks.

You can see our guide on how much it costs to go to Disney World in 2025 to see how much you should budget for food. Disney World is also offering the popular Disney Dining Plans in 2025 that allow guests to pre-pay for meals and snacks.

Walt Disney World Discounts 2025

Disney World offers discounts to annual passholders, Florida residents, Disney Visa Cardmembers, Disney+ subscribers, and more throughout the year. Special offers will also occasionally be offered to all guests during certain seasons. For all of the Disney World discounts offered on hotel stays and tickets for this year, be sure to see our guide on current Disney World discounts.

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