Disney says its 2027 Disney Incredi-Pass price will rise for eligible guests, following other Disney World ticket increases earlier this year.
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Disney World has announced higher 2027 prices for its annual passes, including the Disney Incredi-Pass tier available to Canadians and other guests outside Florida.
The change comes after price hikes earlier this year for Disney World’s standard one-day, one-park tickets. While the starting price for a standard one-day, one-park ticket remains unchanged, the price during peak times for the park with the highest demand will be 10% higher in 2027 compared with 2025’s highest prices, with the highest prices typically occurring during Halloween and the holiday season.
Before taxes, one-day passes begin at US$119 (C$169.17). Guests visiting on busier days can expect starting prices of US$189 (C$268.67).
For annual passes, Disney says the Disney Incredi-Pass increases from US$1,629 (C$2,315.99) to US$1,749 (C$2,486.60) per person aged 10 and older. Disney also states that children under age three can enter for free.
Disney describes the Incredi-Pass as providing year-long admission to one or more Walt Disney World Resort theme parks—Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom—during the year, with a reservation. It also says guests can hold up to five reservations at a time on a rolling basis and that there are no blockout dates, along with perks including standard parking and discounts on food and merchandise.
Thomas Mazloum, chairman of Disney Experiences, said in remarks shared in connection with the announcement: “Our goal is to put guests at the center of our decision-making, and that starts by listening to them,” adding that the company sees it in how families plan and the choices they make as they watch their budgets.
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