Walt Disney World has launched the first phase of ticket sales for 2027 vacations. Starting today, guests can purchase theme park tickets, hotel room stays, and packages through Oct. 31, 2027. As you’d expect, prices have increased as well. Here’s the latest!
2027 Walt Disney World Tickets & Hotels Now On Sale
Walt Disney Travel Company 2027 Annual Product has been released for theme park tickets, hotel room stays and packages through Oct. 31, 2027, and can be booked online or via the phone.
The attention-grabbing headline here is that tickets have reached a new all-time high at three of the four Walt Disney World theme parks. Keep in mind that these record-high prices likely will go higher once tickets are released for the holiday season in 2027. For now, the record-high prices in 2027 (through Oct. 31) already beat the record-high prices in all of 2026.
Here’s a look at the record-high 1-day ticket prices in 2027 versus the high price set in 2026:
- Magic Kingdom | $219 (2027) vs $209 (2026)
- EPCOT | $214 vs $199
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios | $209 vs $204
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom | Remains at $184
This marks the first time that EPCOT will break through the $200 per day barrier.
That said, if you’re looking to save money, it’s important to note that there are just as many “cheap” days in 2027 as there were in 2026. Actually, there may be one more “cheap” day next year by my count.
The cheapest time to visit Walt Disney World will be in late August and September when ticket prices dip as low as $119 per person, per day. That price is the same low price as in 2026.
You’ll want to keep an eye out for deals, too, as Disney often has ways to drive down ticket prices via special promotions throughout the year. To make it easy to find deals, we created a dedicated page that lists the latest offers and discounts.
For the vast majority of guests visiting sometime between the record-high prices and lowest prices, you’ll likely see your visit increase by some $5 to $10 per day, if purchasing single-day tickets.
There are a lot of factors that go into ticket pricing, such as time of year and which park you’re visiting. The Walt Disney World website has a day-by-day calendar that shows you ticket prices to help plan a vacation.
As always, keep checking back with us here at BlogMickey.com as we continue to bring you the latest news, photos, and info from around the Disney Parks!