Disney World Ticket Price Chart

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Notes

• Ticket prices essentially go up continuously. Disney has a rolling calendar going out roughly 16 months, and as new dates get added to the calendar, the prices for those dates are often a bit higher than the same dates in the previous year. Every once in a while a date will be slightly cheaper than it was in the previous year, depending on factors like how busy the date was in the past, where the holidays fall, and what school schedules look like.
• Prices vary according to time of year. Each price is given as a range from cheapest (low season) to most expensive (peak season). The cheapest tickets will typically be in late January or early Fall, and the most expensive will be during the Christmas holidays. Other times of year will vary: expect higher prices near holidays and weekends and lower during slower periods.
• All prices listed in the charts below include tax. Disney does not include tax in the prices listed on their website, until you scroll all the way to the bottom of the page and see the final price with tax added.
• The “price per day” shown on Disney’s ticket calendar is rounded up to the next higher dollar amount. If you click on different days that all have the same price per day, you’ll see that the actual ticket price varies by a few dollars.
• Tickets of 3 days or longer purchased at the gate are $21.30 more than the same tickets purchased in advance. For convenience we’ve listed advance prices and gate prices in separate charts.
• There are significant discounts available – see our Disney World ticket discounts page for more.

Advance-Purchase Prices

Gate Prices