Disney Holds Most 2026-2027 Park Ticket Tiers, Small Hikes at Disneyland
Disneyland's $104 Tier 0 ticket stays put for a seventh year, while Walt Disney World annual passes rise by up to $120.
Disney has announced ticket prices for Disneyland and Walt Disney World covering 2026 and 2027, according to Deadline, with most pricing tiers held flat and only modest increases on a handful of options.
At Disneyland, the Tier 0 single-day ticket remains $104, a level it has held since 2019. The top tiers are also unchanged: Tier 5 stays at $199 and Tier 6 at $224. The four intermediate tiers, Tiers 1 through 4, each rise by $5.
At Walt Disney World in Florida, the lowest single-day Magic Kingdom ticket remains $119 and the highest Tier 6 entry stays at $209. Multiday ticket prices at the resort are not increasing, and neither are parking or Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing.
Annual Passes at Walt Disney World are the main exception: they rise by $10 to $120 depending on the level.
Park pricing in context
The modest changes arrive as Disney has reported global guest growth of 4% and domestic park attendance up 3%. In July 2025, Comcast reported softer attendance at its domestic parks despite the opening of Epic Universe in Orlando. Disneyland's Tier 0 price has not moved since 2019, and in the summer of 2025 the park offered an Evening Ticket for local residents at $59.
Quick answers
Did Disneyland ticket prices go up for 2026-2027?
Most Disneyland tiers are unchanged: Tier 0 stays at $104, Tier 5 at $199 and Tier 6 at $224. Tiers 1 through 4 each increase by $5.
Are Walt Disney World annual passes getting more expensive?
Yes. Walt Disney World Annual Passes are increasing by $10 to $120 depending on the level. Multiday tickets, parking and Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing are not changing.