Walt Disney World has unveiled its 2027 vacation packages, extending ticket availability through October 31, 2027, and confirming another round of price increases across its most popular theme parks.
The latest update shows higher peak pricing for single-day tickets, continuing Disney’s long-standing dynamic pricing model, where costs fluctuate based on demand, seasonality and holidays. The newly released pricing tiers reveal that visitors planning trips during high-demand periods will face noticeably steeper costs.
For 2026, peak one-day ticket prices were set at $209 for Magic Kingdom, $204 for Disney’s Hollywood Studios, $199 for EPCOT and $184 for Disney’s Animal Kingdom. In 2027, those maximum prices have climbed again. Magic Kingdom now reaches $219, EPCOT jumps to $214, Hollywood Studios rises to $209 and Animal Kingdom increases to $189.
The sharpest increase is at EPCOT, which sees a $15 jump at peak levels, while Magic Kingdom rises by $10. The other parks experience more modest increases of $5 each. Although these figures represent the highest possible daily rates, they are typically only seen during peak travel periods such as major holidays, when demand across the resort surges.
Additional costs are also edging upward. Park Hopper and Park Hopper Plus add-ons have increased by an average of $2 on peak days, adding to the overall expense for guests looking to visit multiple parks in a single day.
Despite the price hikes, Disney is pairing the announcement with new and returning perks aimed at maintaining visitor appeal. A new Disney dining plan has been introduced, while benefits such as free water park access and Extended Evening Hours for guests staying at deluxe resorts are returning.
Still, the full pricing picture for 2027 remains incomplete. Tickets are currently only available through the end of October, meaning holiday pricing for November and December has yet to be released. Historically, those months command the highest ticket prices of the year, and recent trends suggest further increases are likely when those dates become available.
With demand for Disney experiences remaining strong, the latest pricing update reinforces a broader trend: visiting Walt Disney World continues to become more expensive, particularly for travelers targeting peak-season dates.
