Jenna SaxtonWhen you’re budgeting for a Walt Disney World vacation, one of the first questions you’ll find yourself asking is “How much do Disney World park tickets cost?” And, the answer isn’t quite as straightforward as it used to be.
Back in 2018, Disney changed to date-based ticketing which means that instead of just purchasing a ticket for a specific park that you plan to go to, you now have to purchase a ticket for a specific park for the exact date that you plan to be there. And, with this change came another new aspect of purchasing Disney World tickets – date-based pricing. So, now the price of a park ticket varies based on both the date and the park.
So, again, “How much are Disney World tickets?” We’re breaking down all of the Disney World ticket types you can choose from and how much your theme park tickets will cost in 2024.
Types of Disney World Tickets
Currently, there are five different Disney World theme park ticket options that you can choose from – the one park per day base ticket, the park hopper, the park hopper plus, the optional water park and sports add-on, and an annual pass. Here’s the difference between each:
One-Day Base Tickets
Base tickets are the most basic type of Disney World ticket. They allow you to visit one park per day allowing you to choose from Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, or Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The pricing of the ticket will vary based on the date that you plan to visit and the park. You can purchase base tickets for one to ten days, and the more days you purchase, the cheaper the per-day cost.
Park Hopper Tickets
Park Hopper tickets allow you to visit multiple parks in one day including Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom. For example, you could start your day at Magic Kingdom and then hop over to EPCOT for the evening. Park Hopper tickets are more expensive than base tickets, but they give you more flexibility in your park visits.
Water Park and Sports Option
If you’re interested in visiting Disney World’s water parks or playing a round of golf, you can add the Water Park and Sports Option to your ticket. This option allows you to visit one theme park per day plus one of the following per day:
- 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 Option
The Park Hopper Plus option combines the benefits of the Park Hopper ticket with the Water Park and Sports option. With this option, you can visit multiple parks in one day and also visit one of the following per day.
- 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)
Note that tickets for Disney’s water parks, ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, golf courses, and miniature golf courses are available for purchase separately if you do not want to go every day of your visit.
Annual Passes
If you’re a frequent visitor to Disney World, an annual pass might be a good option for you. Annual passes give you unlimited admission to the parks for a year (though blockout dates are applicable), as well as discounts on merchandise and dining. There are different levels of annual passes available, depending on how many blackout dates you’re willing to accept and how many parks you want to visit. Below is a list of all the current Disney World Annual Passes and what they come with:
Incredi-Pass
Available to anyone
- Admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks during the year with an advance reservation
- This pass can hold up to 5 reservations at a time on a rolling basis.
- No blockout dates apply
- Standard theme park parking
- Save on select dining
- Up to 20% off select merchandise in store
Disney Sorcerer Pass
Available to Florida Residents and Eligible Disney Vacation Club Members Only
- Admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks during most times of the year with an advance park reservation
- This pass can hold up to 5 reservations at a time on a rolling basis.
- Blockout dates, on select days during select holiday periods
- Standard theme park parking
- Save on select dining
- Up to 20% off select merchandise in store
Disney Pirate Pass
Available to Florida Residents Only
- Admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks during most times of the year with an advance park reservation
- This pass can hold up to 4 reservations at a time on a rolling basis.
- Blockout dates apply, including peak and holiday periods
- Standard theme park parking
- Save on select dining
- Up to 20% off select merchandise in store
Disney Pixie Dust Pass
Available to Florida Residents Only
- Pixie Dust Pass
- Admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks Mondays through Fridays during certain times of the year with an advance park reservation
- This pass can hold up to 3 reservations at a time on a rolling basis.
- Blockout dates apply, including peak and holiday periods
- Standard theme park parking
- Save on select dining
- Up to 20% off select merchandise in store
Optional annual passholder add-ons include Disney PhotoPass Downloads and Water Park and Sports Option which gives you additional access to Disney’s water parks, ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, golf courses, and miniature golf courses.
How Much Are Disney World Tickets?
Now that we’ve covered the differences in the Disney World ticket types, here’s a breakdown of how much you can expect to pay for Disney World tickets. Keep in mind that park tickets can increase in cost at any moment, so the earlier you buy, the better. Disney often increases prices 1-2 times per year.
One-Day Base Ticket
In 2024, the base ticket price in Disney World is $109 per person for a one-day ticket. However, only a select number of days throughout the year are priced this low. The one-day per park base ticket varies in pricing depending on the time of year and the park you choose to visit with tickets ranging in price as noted below:
- Magic Kingdom: $129-$189
- EPCOT: $119-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $129-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $109-$164
However, theme park ticket prices are set to increase in 2025 with the base ticket price in Disney World being $119 per person for a one-day ticket. Here’s a look at the ticket price ranges coming next year:
- Magic Kingdom: $139-$189
- EPCOT: $129-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $139-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $119-$169
Multi-Day Ticket
If you plan to visit Disney World for multiple days, you can save money by purchasing a multi-day ticket. These tickets will still only give you access to one theme park per day, however, you can save up to $20 per ticket when you purchase 3-day or longer tickets online. Just note that this deal is not available at the ticket window so it’s important to purchase in advance.
Park Hopper
The cost for a Park Hopper ticket is typically around $80 more than a regular ticket and varies in price based on the date you plan to visit. In 2024, you can expect to pay between $187-$254 per person, per day for a Park Hopper ticket and in 2025 this will increase to $198-$256 per person, per day.
Park Hopper Plus
The cost for a Park Hopper Plus ticket is typically around $100 more than a regular ticket. In 2024, a Park Hopper Plus ticket costs between $207-$274 depending on the day you are traveling. In 2025, this will increase to $218-$276 per person, per ticket.
Disney World Water Parks
If you only want to visit one of Disney World’s water parks, you can purchase a water park ticket separately from a theme park ticket. This allows you to visit one water park per day. The cost for a water park ticket is typically around $69 per person but the price may vary based on your travel dates.
Annual Passes
Disney World Annual Passes are priced on an annual basis (though monthly payment plans are available) with the passes with the least amount of blockout dates costing most. Here is how much each annual pass currently costs:
- Incredi-Pass – $1,449 per year
- Sorcerer Pass – $999 per year
- Pirate Pass – $799 per year
- Pixie Dust Pass – $439 per year
Note that the optional Disney PhotoPass and Water Park and Sports Option add-ons are $99 per add-on on top of the price of your annual pass.
2024 Disney World Ticket Prices Month-By-Month
Disney World’s date-based pricing structure can have a massive impact on the price of your park tickets. Typically, tickets are priced at their highest over weekends, holiday weekends, school break periods, and the holidays. Whereas, Disney World tickets are cheapest in slower seasons (when it’s less crowded) and weekdays.
Below is a breakdown of how much you can expect to pay for a Disney World theme park ticket each month in 2024. Remember that prices vary based on park and ticket type, but you can see complete pricing on Disney World’s website.
January
- Magic Kingdom: $154-$184
- EPCOT: $139-$169
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $149-$179
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $134-$159
- Park Hopper: $214-$248
- Park Hopper Plus: $234-$268
February
- Magic Kingdom: $159-$184
- EPCOT: $144-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $154-$179
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $134-$164
- Park Hopper: $218-$252
- Park Hopper Plus: $238-$272
March
- Magic Kingdom: $174-$184
- EPCOT: $159-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $169-$179
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $154-$164
- Park Hopper: $239-$252
- Park Hopper Plus: $259-$272
April
- Magic Kingdom: $174-$184
- EPCOT: $159-$174
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $169-$179
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $149-$164
- Park Hopper: $238-$251
- Park Hopper Plus: $258-$271
May
- Magic Kingdom: $164-$184
- EPCOT: $149-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $159-$179
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $139-$159
- Park Hopper: $223-$251
- Park Hopper Plus: $243-$271
June
- Magic Kingdom: $164-$179
- EPCOT: $149-$169
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $159-$174
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $139-$154
- Park Hopper: $223-$244
- Park Hopper Plus: $243-$264
July
- Magic Kingdom: $164-$179
- EPCOT: $149-$169
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $154-$174
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $139-$154
- Park Hopper: $222-$244
- Park Hopper Plus: $242-$264
August
- Magic Kingdom: $129-$174
- EPCOT: $119-$164
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $129-$169
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $109-$149
- Park Hopper: $187-$234
- Park Hopper Plus: $207-$254
September
- Magic Kingdom: $134-$169
- EPCOT: $119-$159
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $129-$169
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $109-$149
- Park Hopper: $188-$232
- Park Hopper Plus: $208-$252
October
- Magic Kingdom: $169-$179
- EPCOT: $154-$174
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $164-$174
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $144-$154
- Park Hopper: $228-$246
- Park Hopper Plus: $248-$266
November
- Magic Kingdom: $169-$189
- EPCOT: $154-$174
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $164-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $144-$164
- Park Hopper: $228-$253
- Park Hopper Plus: $248-$273
December
- Magic Kingdom: $174-$189
- EPCOT: $159-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $169-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $149-$164
- Park Hopper: $238-$254
- Park Hopper Plus: $258-$274
2025 Disney World Ticket Prices Month-By-Month
Below is a breakdown of how much you can expect to pay for a Disney World theme park ticket each month in 2025. Disney has only released pricing through October 2025, so be sure to check back for the most up-to-date details! And, remember that prices vary based on park and ticket type, but you can see complete pricing on Disney World’s website.
January
- Magic Kingdom: $164-$189
- EPCOT: $149-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $159-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $134-$164
- Park Hopper: $228-$254
- Park Hopper Plus: $248-$274
February
- Magic Kingdom: $179-$189
- EPCOT: $164-$174
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $174-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $154-$169
- Park Hopper: $238-$254
- Park Hopper Plus: $258-$274
March
- Magic Kingdom: $174-$189
- EPCOT: $159-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $169-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $154-$169
- Park Hopper: $239-$256
- Park Hopper Plus: $259-$276
April
- Magic Kingdom: $174-$189
- EPCOT: $159-$184
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $169-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $149-$169
- Park Hopper: $233-$257
- Park Hopper Plus: $253-$277
May
- Magic Kingdom: $169-$184
- EPCOT: $154-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $164-$179
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $144-$159
- Park Hopper: $233-$251
- Park Hopper Plus: $253-$271
June
- Magic Kingdom: $174-$184
- EPCOT: $159-$174
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $169-$179
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $149-$159
- Park Hopper: $233-$249
- Park Hopper Plus: $253-$269
July
- Magic Kingdom: $179-$189
- EPCOT: $164-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $169-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $154-$164
- Park Hopper: $237-$254
- Park Hopper Plus: $257-$274
August
- Magic Kingdom: $144-$179
- EPCOT: $129-$174
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $139-$174
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $119-$154
- Park Hopper: $198-$241
- Park Hopper Plus: $218-$261
September
- Magic Kingdom: $144-$159
- EPCOT: $129-$149
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $139-$159
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $119-$139
- Park Hopper: $198-$222
- Park Hopper Plus: $218-$242
October
- Magic Kingdom: $174-$184
- EPCOT: $159-$179
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $169-$184
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $149-$164
- Park Hopper: $233-$253
- Park Hopper Plus: $253-$273
Discounts and Deals
If you’re looking to save some money on your Disney World park tickets, there are a few different discounts and deals available that you may be able to take advantage of. Here are some of the most common options:
Resident Discounts
If you’re a Florida resident, you may be able to score some great deals on Disney World park tickets. Typically, the best deals are on 3 and 4-day tickets, and you can often save at least 30% to 40% on Base Tickets. Additionally, you may be able to save an extra $40-$55 per ticket per day for one of the Park Hopper add-ons. Keep in mind that you’ll need to provide proof of Florida residency in order to take advantage of these discounts.
Military Discounts
If you’re an active or retired member of the U.S. military, you may be able to get discounted Disney World park tickets. The amount of the discount varies depending on the time of year and the type of ticket you’re purchasing, but you can typically save around 10% to 20%. You’ll need to provide proof of military service in order to take advantage of these discounts.
Seasonal Promotions
Disney World often runs seasonal promotions that can help you save money on park tickets. For example, they may offer free park days when you purchase a certain number of tickets, or they may offer discounted tickets during the off-season. These don’t come up too often, so we recommend keeping an eye on the Disney World website to stay up-to-date on when these become available.
Other Ticket Discounts
There are a few other ways you may be able to save money on Disney World park tickets. For example, you can often get a discount if you purchase your tickets in advance online or over the phone. Additionally, some credit card companies offer discounts or cash back when you purchase Disney World tickets using their card. Some third-party websites may offer discounted tickets, but be sure to do your research and make sure you’re purchasing from a reputable source. You may also want to check your local stores to see if they offer discounted tickets and you can even buy Disney World tickets at Costco or Sam’s Club if you’re purchasing a vacation package.
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