Early October has arrived, and with it comes the annual wave of price adjustments across Walt Disney World. As of October 6, a wide range of tickets, experiences, food items, and merchandise have all seen increases. Here's everything you need to know.

Annual Pass Price Increase

Walt Disney World has raised prices across all four tiers of its Annual Pass program. The increases vary by tier, with one pass seeing a jump of as much as $120.

2027 Single-Day Ticket Price Increase

Bookings for November and December 2027 are now open, and they reveal that the highest-priced tickets of the year have gone up by an average of $5–$15. The peak price for a single-day, one-park ticket now sits at $229, while the most expensive 1-day Park Hopper ticket in 2027 will reach $301.

Food & Beverage Price Increase

Guests visiting the parks will notice higher prices on food and drinks across the board. Items like drinks, popcorn, and chicken strips are all affected, with most food prices rising anywhere from 10 cents to $1.

Select Tour Prices Increase

Walt Disney World has increased prices on three tours at Magic Kingdom and Disney's Animal Kingdom, including the beloved Keys to the Kingdom guided tour.

Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Party Price Increase

Multiple Magic Kingdom Fireworks Dessert Party options have seen price increases for adults, with pricing varying by date. The good news: kids' prices remain unchanged.

Fantasmic! Dining Package Price Increases

All four Fantasmic! Dining Packages at Disney's Hollywood Studios have gone up in price for adults.

GEO-82 Fireworks Experience Adds Variable Pricing

The 21+ exclusive GEO-82 Fireworks Experience at EPCOT has shifted from a flat rate of $179 to variable, date-based pricing of up to $194.

Ear Headband Price Increase

Those iconic ear headbands have also gotten a little pricier, moving from $36.99 to $38.99. The same increase has taken effect at Disneyland and online at Disney Store as well.

Bottled Water & Soda Discounts Discontinued

Annual Passholders and other guests who receive merchandise discounts — including DVC members and Disney Visa cardholders — can no longer apply those discounts to bottled beverages purchased at gift shops inside the parks.

That's the full picture of what's changed as of October 6. How are you feeling about this year's round of price increases? We'd love to hear your thoughts!