The parks' most basic tickets, date-based day passes, will remain unchanged and vary based on the busyness of the date. At Disneyland, that least expensive option will run you $104 ? consistent since before the pandemic ? and at Disney World it'll cost $109.

In 2026, Disney entrance costs at both Walt Disney World (Florida) and Disneyland (California) are based on a variable, tiered pricing system that fluctuates by date and park demand. At Walt Disney World, a standard one-day, one-park ticket typically ranges from $119 to $209 plus tax. Magic Kingdom remains the most expensive park, starting at roughly $159 on low-demand days and hitting that $209 peak during the holidays. At Disneyland, the pricing for a one-day, one-park ticket ranges from $104 to $224. Higher tiers apply to weekends and holiday periods like Christmas and New Year's. Multi-day tickets significantly reduce the "per-day" cost, with 5-day passes often averaging around $100 to $130 per day. Additional options like the "Park Hopper" add-on (allowing entry to multiple parks in one day) typically add $65 to $85 to the ticket price. For families, children aged 3 to 9 receive a slight discount, while guests under the age of 3 enter for free.