Walt Disney World Raises Parking Prices to as Much as $60 in 2025

Posted: Wednesday October 8, 2025 10:45am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Parking at Walt Disney World just got more expensive. The resort has increased parking fees across all four theme parks - Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Disney's Animal Kingdom. Guests pay one fee per day that covers parking at all parks, with pricing varying by vehicle type and parking location.

Standard parking is now $35 per day at Walt Disney World

Updated Walt Disney World October 2025 Parking Rates

Standard parking (car or motorcycle): $35 per day (up from $30)
Preferred parking (car or motorcycle): $50-$60 per day depending on date (previously $45-$55)
Oversized vehicle parking (shuttle, limo, camper trailer, RV, bus, or tractor trailer): $40 per day (up from $35)

Standard parking remains included for guests staying at Disney Resort hotels and select Annual Passholders. These guests can upgrade to preferred parking by paying the difference between standard and preferred pricing - currently $15 to $25 per day, depending on date and location.

This is the first parking price increase since 2023, when rates rose to $30 for standard parking. The latest adjustment follows other recent increases across Walt Disney World, including annual passes, Lightning Lane pricing, and Enchanting Extras experiences.

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Smiley/OCD26 days ago

Only if you’re sitting ringside…

"El Gran Magnifico"26 days ago

Therein lies the issue. When you come to Florida you need to drive like “Florida Man”. “Florida Man” does not need to drive like you.

larryz27 days ago

That particular intersection is engineered for rapid flow, being a major evacuation route for central/southern Florida. So I can see how someone might correlate higher-than-normal traffic at that junction with the implementation or cessation of WDW discounts. Or it could just be Florida drivers mixing badly with a lot of people from other states.

Sirwalterraleigh27 days ago

Absolutely Im just disputing the notion that backup up Florida highways = good disney attendance That was a rather silly premise (not by you)

LittleBuford27 days ago

I think we're saying the same thing, i.e., that the Magic Kingdom is nice to visit on party days before the party begins.

Sirwalterraleigh27 days ago

Nope…actually the best days to go I have no interest in the upsells…but the day of before? It’s been pretty nice

LittleBuford27 days ago

The Magic Kingdom is generally not busy on party days before the party. Perfect time to visit if you have a Park Hopper ticket!

Sirwalterraleigh27 days ago

On October 17th? One would think How was it at 2 in the afternoon? Or the other parks? What’s it’s gonna look like tomorrow or Monday Remember this is the anointed “busy season”

networkpro27 days ago

The price for a single Lapulapu refill is now 18.34 (tax included) an increase of a dollar.

Miss Bella27 days ago

Apparently you can't discuss the economy. Since Disney prices and discounts can't be disconnected from the economy. I think I'll sit this one out.

The Mom27 days ago

October 2025 Price Increases The topic to be discussed.

larryz27 days ago

There are still some places where Columbus Day is observed. If the government were open, it would have been a day off for them. No mail delivery. Some banks closed. Since it's called Columbus, this city's news spells it out: https://www.nbc4i.com/news/local-news/columbus/columbus-day-services-impact/

larryz27 days ago

In 2010, Iger went on record in an earnings call saying the goal at theme parks was to "slowly wean our guests off discounting. ... We don't believe that we're dealing with an economy right now that enables us to shut off the discounting immediately." Looks like the only economy they could quit discounting was in the post-pandemic pent-up travel (s)urge...