Disney World Increases Theme Park Ticket Prices For the 2025 Holiday Season

Just hours after Disney announced that Walt Disney World Annual Passes were increasing in price, the Most Magical Place on Earth released ticket prices for November and December 2025.

As expected, the cost of getting a 1-Day ticket for Walt Disney World’s parks has also increased.

Looking ahead at the 2025 holiday season, the price range for a 1-Day ticket to one of Walt Disney World’s parks will now be:

• Magic Kingdom: $144-$199
• Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $139-$194
• EPCOT: $129-$194
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $119-$174.

The Spending Holidays at Disney Will Be More Expensive in 2025

Because Walt Disney World uses dynamic pricing for its theme park tickets, giving a flat percentage on the latest price increase is difficult.

Cinderella Castle

What is clear, however, is that Walt Disney World tickets will be more expensive next year than they were the year before. On average, park tickets will be about $10 to $15 more expensive on Disney World’s busiest days.

For example, visiting Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom on New Year’s Eve in 2025 will cost $10 more than it does this year. The price for EPCOT tickets on that day increased by $15, from $179 to $194.

EPCOT – Spaceship Earth

The same pattern holds true for Thanksgiving Day. On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, every park will cost $10 more in 2025 than it did in 2024.

Disney Continues to Raise Prices

As Walt Disney World tickets continue to get increasingly expensive, Disney is entering uncharted territory. Next year, for example, a Magic Kingdom ticket will cost $199 for the first time in the resort’s history. 

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While it remains to be seen what, if any, effect the new price increases have on attendance, it will certainly be something worth watching.