Walt Disney World Annual Pass Prices Up to $1,629 After Latest Increase

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Wednesday October 8, 2025 6:15am ET · "Ticket Annual Pass - Disney Incredi-Pass"

Walt Disney World has raised prices for all four tiers of its Annual Pass program. The new pre-tax prices are now in effect.

Here's the updated breakdown:

  • Pixie Dust Pass: $489 (previously $469)
  • Pirate Pass: $869 (previously $829)
  • Sorcerer Pass: $1,099 (previously $1,079)
  • Incredi-Pass: $1,629 (previously $1,549)

This latest update follows the previous price increase on October 23, 2024, when Walt Disney World raised annual pass prices by $30 to $100 across all tiers:

  • Pixie Dust Pass: $469 (previously $439)
  • Pirate Pass: $829 (previously $799)
  • Sorcerer Pass: $1,079 (previously $999)
  • Incredi-Pass: $1,549 (previously $1,449)

Taken together, the two adjustments amount to a combined increase of up to $180 on some pass levels since late 2024.

The Pixie Dust Pass remains exclusive to Florida residents, while the Sorcerer Pass is open to Florida residents and Disney Vacation Club Members. The Incredi-Pass continues to be available to all guests regardless of residency.

All passes include standard theme park parking and offer optional add-ons such as Water Park and Sports or Disney PhotoPass Downloads for an additional charge.

Annual Pass Comparison

Here's a quick look at what each pass includes:

Disney Pixie Dust Pass - $489 + tax

  • Florida residents only
  • Up to 3 park reservations at a time
  • Blocked out on weekends and peak/holiday periods

Disney Pirate Pass - $869 + tax

  • Florida residents only
  • Up to 4 park reservations at a time
  • Blocked out on peak/holiday periods

Disney Sorcerer Pass - $1,099 + tax

  • Florida residents and eligible DVC members
  • Up to 5 park reservations
  • Blocked out on select holidays

Disney Incredi-Pass - $1,629 + tax

  • Open to all guests
  • Up to 5 park reservations
  • No blockout dates

All passes include standard theme park parking, discounts on dining and merchandise, and access to bonus reservation dates when available.

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Disney has raised the price of Walt Disney World Annual Passes - here’s a look at the new pre-tax price for each pass:


Pixie Dust Pass: $489 (previously $469)
Pirate Pass: $869 (previously $829)
Sorcerer Pass: $1099 (previously $1079)
Incredi-Pass: $1629 (previously $1549)

Extras:
Water Park and Sports Option: $109 (previously $99)
Disney PhotoPass Downloads: $109 (previously $99)
Disney has also increased food and beverage pricing - here’s a small sampling of increases across the resort:


Mickey Pretzels: +$.50
Churros: +$.50
Hot dogs: + $.50
Popcorn Served in a Souvenir Popcorn Bucket: +$.90
PB&J Uncrustable: +$.50

Assorted bottled beverages: + $.21
Dasani: + $.25
smartwater: + $.25
Powerade: + $.21
Minute Maid Apple Juice: +$.30
Classic Hot Chocolate: +$.50
Twinings® Hot Tea: +$.50
Freshly Brewed Joffrey's Coffee regular/decaf: + $.50-$.90
Thanks @monothingie for this timely thread, while it didn't save me tons of money, it saved me something for our upcoming trip, every dollar counts👍
↩ replying to DCBaker
I can't really understand the price increase on the add ons. $99 is psychologically a good number where $109 feels a lot more expensive even if there's only a $10 difference. Not to mention the argument that Photopass should just be included in the AP itself anyway but that's another topic.

I will say at least the price increases on the APs are fairly modest this year but they kind of have to be considering the economy and also lack of anything new at WDW.
8 bucks for a pretzel and 5.50 for a bottle of coke IMO is a bit much
↩ replying to John park hopper
Yes, but somehow less than I saw at Six Flags!

They’re all off their rocker. I’ll continue drinking from the water that collects in Tomorrowland when it rains. Florida-fresh and free!
↩ replying to John park hopper
But you're not only getting water, you the added benefit of digesting microplastics as well all for the low price of $5.50.
↩ replying to Horizons '83
Sad but true
No surprises here. But Disney is making me less and less likely to get my AP back.
↩ replying to HauntedPirate
That’s also going up and they increase prices everywhere to make up for losses here. They probably need t-shirt prices to rise to $50 but no one will pay that. So, instead, those went up a few bucks while other increases make up the difference.

So, you’re paying the $50 for the t-shirt without knowing it.
Price increases have also hit the list below from the Enchanting Extras Collection:

Fireworks Cruises: starting at $499 (previously starting at $449)
Savi's Workshop - Handbuilt Lightsabers: $274.99 (previously $249.99)
Droid Depot - Custom Astromech Units: $129 (previously $119)
Wild Africa Trek: $229-$239 (previously $219-$229)
Savor the Savanna: $199-$209 (previously $189-$199)
Key to the Kingdom Tour: $169–$189 (previously $149)
Behind the Seeds; $39-$49 (previously $39-$45)
Poolside Patios: $109-$119 (previously $100-$109)
↩ replying to HauntedPirate
APs, not much, food and beverage would have been hit by tariffs though less so than merch. Regardless of the direct impact, you have got to recover those increased costs across the board as much as possible instead of just the areas hit. Averaging it out helps prevent a shock increase in one area that will generally result in a massive pullback on customer spending on those products.

That in conjunction with eating through existing inventory while shifting the more easily moved production to countries that were not hit as hard should cover any shortfalls. At least that is what we have done with our stuff.

Honestly, I am surprised what we have seen so far wasn't increased more but that could be due to the corner they have backed themselves into with pricing.
Prices are still less than our local sports stadiums. It's all wildly expensive.
Three things that are guaranteed in life -
Death, taxes and WDW price increases 😉