Walt Disney World Ticket Prices Increase for 2025: Magic Kingdom Now $199 on Select Dates

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Posted: Wednesday October 23, 2024 9:35am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Walt Disney World has announced price increases for one-day, one-park tickets, set to take effect for the busy months of November and December 2025.

The price adjustments reflect Disney's ongoing demand-based pricing model, with the highest increases impacting Magic Kingdom, where a one-day ticket will reach $199 on select peak days—$10 more than in 2024.

Magic Kingdom Now $199 on Select Dates

The price for a one-day, one-park ticket varies by park, with Magic Kingdom seeing the steepest hikes. Here's how the pricing now breaks down:

Disney's Animal Kingdom: $119–$174
EPCOT: $129–$194
Disney's Hollywood Studios: $139–$194
Magic Kingdom: $144–$199

The Magic Kingdom's $199 ticket will apply to peak holiday dates and other high-demand periods, such as New Year's Eve.

EPCOT singe-day tickets top out at $194 per day in late 2025

Comparison: December 31, 2025 vs. December 31, 2024

Looking ahead to one of the most popular dates at Walt Disney World, New Year's Eve, here is a comparison of ticket prices for December 31, 2025, versus December 31, 2024:

Magic Kingdom: $199 (2025) / $189 (2024)
EPCOT: $194 (2025) / $179 (2024)
Disney's Hollywood Studios: $194 (2025) / $184 (2024)
Disney's Animal Kingdom: $174 (2025) / $164 (2024)

The updates to single-day ticket pricing come alongside increases to Walt Disney World Annual Passes, which have risen as much as $100.

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monothingie4 minutes ago

You’re 💩 out of luck.

Captain Barbossa5 minutes ago

Can I use Venmo?

monothingie7 minutes ago

I’m more of a mayo person on fries. Luckily they don’t charge extra for that.

Captain Barbossa7 minutes ago

Finally! They’ve been sitting on a gold mine this whole time! Really thought Chapek would’ve capitalized on the opportunity with his background in the hotdog condiment industry.

Ayla8 minutes ago

And you helped make them that way.

monothingie10 minutes ago

Bathrooms now accept all major credit cards, Disney gift cards, and resort charge.

ToTBellHop11 minutes ago

Okay, Grandpa...

monothingie13 minutes ago

The Ketchup, BBQ Sauce, and Mustard dispenser now charge by the squeeze.

Tigger&Pooh13 minutes ago

jeanericuser00117 minutes ago

They are also opening up deals on a consistent basis where you can get tickets for as cheap as $35 or fun cards that allow you to get the rest of the year as well as next year. That is not even close to the crazy deals they offer during black friday. Those deals especially for passholders can be pretty insane. Im already looking forward to the reduced price on animal tours. I swear though if they bring back all seasons dining I may just have a coronary. I suspect disney is trying to raise prices to compensate for the shortfall in revenue as people gravitate to epic universe instead of disney. Its similar to what happened when islands of adventure opened up.

monothingie23 minutes ago

It’s not only their loyal fans. It’s the casual guest or the family on the fence about going who’s been pushed away because of the bad rep and word of mouth Disney has gotten for their antics. The loyal guests complain but eventually return, maybe not as frequently, but they do. The normies won’t come back or won’t go to begin with, and that’s a major problem. The major problem is that the parks and cruise line funds the rest of the company. The rest of the company is a not doing great right now. Which puts more pressure on the parks to bail them out, which means more revenue enhancement initiatives. What a vicious cycle this creates.