Disney World Ticket Discounts
Least Expensive Ticket Calculator

For 1-day and 2-day tickets, we recommend purchasing directly from Disney or through your travel agent. Not all third-party vendors sell short-duration theme park tickets, and even when they do, you won't likely save much (or any) money on a 1-day or 2-day ticket.

This does not mean that you should wait until you get to the park to purchase your admission! Once you know the dates and types of park admission that you need, purchase admission in advance in order to avoid waiting in line at the theme park. If appropriate, you should also make park reservations as soon as you have your park admission.

Three add-on options are offered with each ticket, each at an additional cost:

Park Hopper (PH) Option

This add-on lets you visit more than one theme park per day. The cost varies by date and ticket length, ranging from $53.25 to $111.82 (including tax) on top of the price of any base ticket. The longer your stay and the cheaper the daily base ticket, the more affordable it is. For example, as an add-on to a 7-Day 1 Park Per Day Ticket during the most expensive period of the year, the flat fee works out to $15.97 per day for park-hopping privileges. If you want to visit the Magic Kingdom in the morning and eat at EPCOT in the evening, this is the feature to request.

If you buy a ticket but then decide later that you want to add the Park Hopper option, you can do so. Note, though, that Disney doesn’t prorate the cost: if you add Park Hopper on the last day of your trip, you’ll pay the same price as if you’d bought it before you left home.

Water Park and Sports (WPS) Option

Adding the Water Park and Sports option to your 1 Park Per Day ticket allows you admission to Disney's two water parks (Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach), as well as some of the sports-centric spots on Disney World property.

The locations and options you can choose with this ticket are: Typhoon Lagoon Water Park, Blizzard Beach Water Park, ESPN Wide World of Sports, Oak Trail Golf Course (for 9-hole golf or FootGolf), Fantasia Gardens Miniature Golf, and Winter Summerland Miniature Golf.

For an additional $74.55 to $85.20 per ticket you get a set number of visits based on the length of the ticket you purchase. For instance, buying a 4-day park ticket entitles you to 4 visits to a water park or sports location. You can't change how many "visits" you get; the number is fixed, and unused days aren’t refundable.

If you buy a ticket but then decide later that you want to add the Water Park and Sports Option, you can do so. Note, though, that Disney doesn’t prorate the cost: if you add Water Park and Sports on the last day of your trip, you’ll pay the same price as if you’d bought it before you left home.

Park Hopper Plus (PHP) Option

Park Hopper Plus combines the benefits of both the Park Hopper and the Water Park and Sports options together for roughly an additional $78.25 to $136.83 (including tax), depending on the number of park days and the dates. The number of "plus" visits to the Water Park and Sports venues equals the number of days on your ticket. For example, if you buy an 8-Day Park Hopper Plus ticket, you get eight "visits." You can't change how many "visits" you get; the number is fixed, and unused days aren’t refundable.

Note that Park Hopper Plus costs roughly $25 more than Park Hopper on its own; if you are already planning to purchase Park Hopper and want to visit a water park only once, it's a good value.

If you buy a ticket but then decide later that you want to add the Park Hopper Plus option, you can do so. Note, though, that Disney doesn’t prorate the cost: if you add Park Hopper Plus on the last day of your trip, you’ll pay the same price as if you’d bought it before you left home.

Standard Disney World tickets have a "start date" and can be used for a specific number of days beyond that start day. That number of days varies based on the number of "theme park days" included with the ticket, as well as on whether the ticket includes water park access. The chart below summarizes the various "validity periods" for different types of Disney World admission.

For example, if you purchase a 4-Day "1 Park Per Day" theme park ticket with a start date of June 15, 2027, you must complete your four days of theme park visits by the end of the seventh potential day of use (June 21, 2027). After that, the ticket is expired, even if you have not used all its admissions.

An Annual Pass provides frequent or unlimited use of the major theme parks during standard operating hours for one year. Annual Passholders must make park reservations for the first park they plan to visit on any given day (except for "Good To Go" dates, when no reservations are required). There are four versions of Annual Passes:

• Incredi-Pass: $1,863.34 (tax included) - Has no blockout dates and is available to anyone. Can have up to 5 park reservations at once.
• Sorcerer Pass:: $1,213.04 (tax included) - For Florida Residents or Disney Vacation Club Members. Thanksgiving and Christmas periods are blocked out. Can have up to 5 park reservations at once.
• Pirate Pass:: $968.09 (tax included) - For Florida Residents only. Holidays and busy weekends are blocked out. Can have up to 4 park reservations at once.
• Pixie Dust Pass:: $531.44 (tax included) - For Florida Residents only. Almost all weekends and all holiday periods are blocked out. Can have up to 3 park reservations at once.

Note that Disney has the power to limit the numbers of each type of pass. Not all annual passes may be for sale at all times.

All passes include theme park parking and discounts on dining and merchandise. The Park Hopper option is included with an Annual Pass, but Disney PhotoPass Downloads and access to the Disney water parks (via the Water Park and Sports Option) are optional add-ons costing an additional $116.09 (tax included) each. There is no child price for annual passes: all guests 3 and over are charged the same amount. Check Disney's Annual Passholder Program webpage for the latest information or review our When Is a Disney World Annual Pass Worth It? post to see whether an Annual Pass might work for you.

In the past, Disney has raised prices at least once per year (often in early October), with increases averaging between 5-10% each year. Most ticket pricing is associated with the dates for which the tickets are valid, and movements in price can be more subtle. However, we always expect prices to go up over time. If you are budgeting for a future trip, to be safe plan for tickets to increase in price by about 10% per year, and consider buying early to lock-in current prices.