How much are Walt Disney World tickets?

A 1-day, 1-park ticket costs $119–$209 per adult before tax (prices as of 2026-03-20), depending on date and park. Park Hopper adds $65–$85 a day.

Is Park Hopper worth it?

It adds $65–$85 a day. Families staying four days or more who'd like to switch parks for the evening get the most out of it; with little ones, one park a day is plenty and 1-park tickets will do. This is our advice.

Do multi-day tickets have to be used on consecutive days?

No. A 4-day ticket has to be used within 7 days of its first day.

How much are multi-day tickets?

We haven't verified Walt Disney World's multi-day prices, so we don't show a figure; Disney's site has the final word, and our planners check prices for your dates.

Does a ticket include Lightning Lane?

No. Lightning Lane is bought separately, after you have tickets; the Lightning Lane page has the rules.

Walt Disney World tickets: types and prices

In short

Walt Disney World prices tickets by date: a 1-day, 1-park ticket costs $119–$209 per adult before tax (prices as of 2026-03-20, source: disneyparknerds.com), cheapest at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park and dearest at Magic Kingdom Park. To visit two parks in one day, Park Hopper adds $65–$85 a day. We have no verified multi-day prices yet, so Disney's site has the final word on those.

Checked: 2026-10

1-day, 1-park: each park's price range

1-day, 1-park adult prices by park, lowest and highest
Park	Lowest	Highest
Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park	$119	$184
EPCOT	$139	$199
Disney's Hollywood Studios	$149	$204
Magic Kingdom Park	$159	$209

Per adult, before tax. The source lists no child prices.

Park Hopper: add $65–$85 a day to the 1-day price.

Multi-day tickets: we have no verified prices yet, so we show none. Disney's site has the final word, and our planners check prices for your dates.

Source: disneyparknerds.com — Walt Disney World ticket prices, updated 2026-03-20 · Prices as of 2026-03-20 · Checked: 2026-10

Ticket types

1 park per day: one park each day.
Park Hopper: switch to another park the same day.
Walt Disney World also sells Park Hopper Plus and other tickets; Disney's site lists what they include.
Tickets are date-based: you pick the first day when you buy, and the price depends on it.

Multi-day tickets needn't be used on consecutive days, but within a set window from the first day:

2-day: within 4 days
3-day: within 5 days
4-day: within 7 days
5-day: within 8 days
6-day: within 9 days
7-day: within 10 days
8-day: within 12 days
9-day: within 13 days
10-day: within 14 days

Source: disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/early-entry, disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/extended-evening, disneyworld.disney.go.com/guest-services/park-hopper, wdwinfo.com/disney-world/ticket-prices.htm · Checked: 2026-09

Disney's site has the final word: see its ticket page ↗

Why does the same ticket cost different amounts?

Disney prices tickets by date, so the busiest days cost more. To save, pick quieter days: the crowd calendar marks each day low, moderate or busy.

Questions

How much are Walt Disney World tickets?: A 1-day, 1-park ticket costs $119–$209 per adult before tax (prices as of 2026-03-20), depending on date and park. Park Hopper adds $65–$85 a day.
Is Park Hopper worth it?: It adds $65–$85 a day. Families staying four days or more who'd like to switch parks for the evening get the most out of it; with little ones, one park a day is plenty and 1-park tickets will do. This is our advice.
Do multi-day tickets have to be used on consecutive days?: No. A 4-day ticket has to be used within 7 days of its first day.
How much are multi-day tickets?: We haven't verified Walt Disney World's multi-day prices, so we don't show a figure; Disney's site has the final word, and our planners check prices for your dates.
Does a ticket include Lightning Lane?: No. Lightning Lane is bought separately, after you have tickets; the Lightning Lane page has the rules.