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Disney increases ticket, annual pass prices

Disney just increased its prices for park entry, parking, and annual passes ahead of holidays

A Disney spokesperson confirmed to USA Today on Wednesday that the company has officially raised ticket and annual pass prices at both Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California.

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Disney increases ticket, annual pass prices; how to avoid paying extra

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Disney World and Disneyland Raise Ticket Prices While Offering Ways to Save or Not Pay More

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Disney pairs aggressive discounts with small price increases at US parks. Here’s why

But the new prices that hit Wednesday morning — along with some of the best discount offers in years — suggest the media and entertainment giant is being strategic in a year when no brand-new rides a...

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Disney reveals 2026 ticket price increases, with peak days over $200

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Disneyland offers 50% off 3-day tickets for California residents

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Walt Disney World Ticket Prices 2026: A Complete Guide

For 2026, Walt Disney World ticket prices start at $119 per person and max out at $209 for a one-park, one-day ticket. This price doesn’t include the 6.5% sales tax, or any add-on options like Park Hopper, Memory Maker, or the Water Park and Sports option.

New winter holiday discounts on Disney travel at Walt Disney World, Aulani, plus more tips to save

How to save on travel to Disney, from Disneyland in California to Walt Disney World in Florida and even Aulani in Hawaii.

What do you need to pack for a Disney World vacation?

A poncho: Rather than pack an umbrella, bring a poncho. It is great if it starts pouring rain or if you get the front seat on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. Amazon has a five-pack for under $15, whereas it’ll cost you $10 to $12 in the parks for a single poncho.

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Disney World vs. Disney Cruise: Which Vacation Gives You More Bang for Your Buck?

Whether on land or at sea, a Disney vacation is not cheap, so when choosing between a Disney cruise or a trip to Disney World, the math comes down more to value than to cost. So, which gives you more bang for the buck? That depends on whose buck and what ...