Walt Disney World has released one-day, one-park ticket pricing for visits between January 1 and October 31, 2026. The updated pricing continues the resort’s demand-based model, with Magic Kingdom remaining the most expensive park—topping out at $199 on peak dates, just as it did in 2025.
2026 One-Day Walt Disney World Ticket Price Ranges
The new ticket prices vary by park:
- Magic Kingdom: $139 to $199
- EPCOT: $129 to $184
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $139 to $194
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $119 to $179
How 2026 Compares to 2025
Pricing in early 2026 closely aligns with what guests saw in 2025, with a few small shifts. Magic Kingdom’s maximum price remains unchanged at $199, but its lowest price has decreased slightly from $144 to $139. EPCOT’s high end drops from $194 in 2025 to $184 in 2026. Hollywood Studios sees no change in its range. Animal Kingdom’s top price increases slightly from $174 to $179.
When Prices Are Highest and Lowest
The most expensive ticket dates currently available fall in late March 2026, which aligns with the busy Spring Break and Easter travel period. The lowest prices are available in August and September, a stretch that typically sees fewer visitors due to hot weather and the start of the school year.
Multi-Day Tickets Offer Better Value Than Single-Day Admission
While one-day ticket prices continue to reflect peak demand, better value is often found with multi-day tickets. Per-day costs decrease significantly as you add more days to your visit, making multi-day tickets a more cost-effective option for most guests. For example, a four-day ticket spreads the total cost across multiple park visits, often bringing the average daily price well below the peak rates of single-day admission. This structure encourages longer stays and offers greater flexibility for guests looking to experience more of what Walt Disney World has to offer without paying top-tier prices every day.
Holiday Pricing Not Yet Released
Disney has not yet shared pricing for November and December 2026, including the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. These dates are typically the most expensive of the year, and it remains to be seen whether ticket prices—especially at Magic Kingdom—will rise beyond the current $199 peak.
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