Park Ticket Calculator
Walt Disney World sells the same park days four ways: base, Park Hopper, Water Park and Sports, or Park Hopper Plus. Tell us who's going, how many park days and how you'll do the parks, and we'll recommend the cheapest ticket that covers it, priced for your group. A free account compares every type.
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Frequently asked questions
How much are Walt Disney World tickets?
A 1-day ticket runs about $119 to $209 before tax, depending on the date and the park, and Magic Kingdom's priciest 2027 date on sale so far is $219. Longer tickets cost less per day: Disney's lowest prices drop from $130 a day on a 2-day ticket to $64 a day on a 10-day ticket, before tax. Kids ages 3 to 9 pay a little less than everyone 10 and up.
Is Park Hopper worth it?
It's worth it when you'd really use a second park most days, like a morning at one park and an evening at another. On a 4-day ticket, Park Hopper adds about $85 to $105 per ticket before tax, depending on your dates. If you'd only hop once or twice, putting that money toward one more park day is often the better deal.
Do kids under 3 need a ticket at Disney World?
No. Children younger than 3 don't need a park ticket. Disney charges its child price for ages 3 to 9 and its adult price from age 10.