Disney Raises Theme Park Prices for New Fiscal Year, Holds Base Disneyland Tickets Steady

Disney (DIS) raised prices on select theme park offerings on October 6, 2026, the start of its new fiscal year, holding base-tier tickets flat while increasing premium products. The top-tier skip-the-line service at Walt Disney World could approach $500 during peak demand. At Disneyland, the cheapest and busiest-day one-day tickets, multi-day passes, parking and annual passes are unchanged. The base ticket price remains $104, where it has stood since 2019, and the priciest one-day ticket holds at $224 for the first time in a decade. At Disney World, the peak one-day, one-park ticket rises $10 to $229 plus tax for late 2027, while the lowest tier stays at $119. Annual passes increase $10 to $120. Disney said the strategy spreads increases across audiences to manage crowds. Parks and cruises revenue this summer was the strongest in two years.