Big news out of the Most Magical Place on Earth – Disney just dropped its one-day ticket prices for 2026, and while the pixie dust still sparkles, your wallet might feel a slight breeze. Prices now range depending on which park you’re visiting and when you’re going, with a clear nod to the ebb and flow of crowd demand. Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios continue to wear their premium crowns, each ranging from $139 to a peak of $199. EPCOT isn’t far behind, sitting between $129 and $194, while Animal Kingdom stays the most budget-friendly with rates from $119 to $179. The good news? Magic Kingdom’s top-tier price hasn’t budged, it’s still at that $199 ceiling from last year, which is about as close as you get to a Disney discount.
Now, if you’re dreaming of shorter lines and shorter receipts, your best bet is a late August adventure. From August 18th through the 28th, you can catch the lowest prices, Animal Kingdom drops to $119, and Magic Kingdom slides down to $139. But if you’re aiming for that spring break magic between March 25th and April 6th, prepare for premium pricing: Animal Kingdom hits $179 and Magic Kingdom soars back to $199. Timing is everything when you’re planning your fairy tale.
For those who want to experience more than one park in a day (because why not ride Everest and Space Mountain?), the Park Hopper option is still alive and well, but it’ll cost you. Take August 3rd as an example: a regular Magic Kingdom ticket is $169, but add Park Hopper and you’re looking at $228. Worth it? That depends on how many churros and fireworks your heart can handle in a single day.
In a fun twist for families, Disney is bringing a little extra magic to 2026 vacation packages. Kids ages 3 to 9 can eat free when you book a Disney Resort stay and vacation package through Walt Disney Travel Company. Whether you’re grabbing Quick-Service goodies or going all-in with the full Dining Plan, Mickey’s picking up the tab for the little ones. Not too shabby, especially when every dollar saved means more souvenirs (or maybe just another Dole Whip).
So what’s the game plan? Book early, watch for seasonal dips in pricing, and consider bundling your tickets with lodging and dining to get the most value out of your stay. The magic might be timeless, but these ticket prices definitely aren’t, so keep those mouse ears perked for updates. 2026 is shaping up to be a big year at the parks, and Travengo’s got your back every step of the way.
Quick Pricing Details
- Magic Kingdom: $139–$199
- EPCOT: $129–$194
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $139–$199
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $119–$179
