Walt Disney World Annual Passholders may want to start watching the calendar.
Disney has not announced an Annual Pass price increase for 2026, and there is no guarantee that one will happen. However, if the company sticks with the pattern it has established over the last several years, another increase could arrive within a matter of weeks.
October has become an important month for Annual Pass pricing at Walt Disney World. Disney raised prices in October 2023, did it again in October 2024, and followed that with another increase in October 2025.
Now, October 2026 is quickly approaching.

For guests considering purchasing a new Annual Pass, that recent history could make the next few weeks particularly important.
Disney Has Raised Annual Pass Prices Every October Since 2023
There is no officially announced date for another increase. Still, Disney’s recent pricing history gives Passholders a reason to pay attention.
On October 8, 2025, Walt Disney World increased prices across its Annual Pass lineup. Depending on the tier, prices jumped between $20 and $80.
That followed another increase on October 23, 2024, when prices rose between $30 and $100 depending on the pass.
Disney also raised Annual Pass prices on October 11, 2023.
That gives us three consecutive years of October increases.
It doesn’t mean Disney has to make the same move in 2026. The company can change prices whenever it chooses, and past timing doesn’t guarantee what will happen next.
Still, three straight October increases create a trend that’s becoming difficult to ignore.
If Disney continues that pattern, the next Annual Pass adjustment could be just weeks away.
Here’s What Walt Disney World Annual Passes Cost Right Now
The October 2025 increase brought the four Annual Pass tiers to their current prices.
The Disney Pixie Dust Pass increased from $469 to $489, a $20 jump. The Disney Pirate Pass climbed from $829 to $869, an increase of $40.
The Disney Sorcerer Pass saw the smallest percentage change, moving from $1,079 to $1,099. Meanwhile, Disney’s most expensive option received the largest dollar increase.
The Disney Incredi-Pass went from $1,549 to $1,629, adding another $80 to its price.
That means the current pricing structure looks like this:
- Disney Pixie Dust Pass: $489
- Disney Pirate Pass: $869
- Disney Sorcerer Pass: $1,099
- Disney Incredi-Pass: $1,629
Those prices already make becoming a Walt Disney World Annual Passholder a significant purchase, particularly for guests looking at the Incredi-Pass.
Another October increase could push those numbers even higher.

The Incredi-Pass Has Already Climbed Significantly
The Incredi-Pass remains the Annual Pass available to anyone, while the lower-priced options carry eligibility requirements, residency restrictions, or additional limitations.
That makes its price especially important for Disney fans who don’t live in Florida and aren’t eligible for another pass.
At $1,629, the Incredi-Pass is already $80 more expensive than it was before October 8, 2025.
If Disney applies another increase in 2026, it could move even farther beyond the $1,600 mark.
We don’t know how large that potential increase would be. Disney hasn’t released new pricing, and any specific 2026 figure would simply be speculation right now.
However, the last two rounds show that Disney has been willing to make substantial adjustments. The 2024 increase reached as high as $100 for certain tiers, while the 2025 increase reached $80.
For a family purchasing multiple passes, even another seemingly modest adjustment could quickly add hundreds of dollars to the total cost.
Why October 2026 Is Worth Watching
Disney doesn’t need to announce Annual Pass price increases months in advance.
Recent history shows these adjustments can simply become the new reality once Disney updates its pricing.
That’s why the October dates from the last three years matter.
October 11, 2023.
October 23, 2024.
October 8, 2025.
There isn’t one specific day that Disney consistently uses, but the month itself has remained the same.
As of September 15, 2026, we’re less than a month away from the anniversary of two of those three increases.
That doesn’t confirm anything. Disney could leave prices unchanged, wait until later in the year, or break its recent pattern entirely.
But anyone who has been considering an Annual Pass may not want to assume today’s prices will necessarily remain in place through the end of 2026.
Another Increase Would Continue a Bigger Disney Pricing Trend
Annual Passes are only one piece of the overall cost of visiting Walt Disney World.
Families already have to account for theme park admission, hotels, dining, transportation, merchandise, and optional services such as Lightning Lane.
Annual Passes can still provide significant value for guests who visit often enough to justify the upfront cost. However, that calculation becomes more complicated every time the starting price rises.
A $20 increase might not completely change someone’s decision. An $80 or $100 increase becomes harder to overlook, particularly when purchasing passes for several people.
That’s what makes the possibility of another October adjustment significant.
Disney doesn’t need to completely overhaul the Annual Pass program for Passholders to feel the impact. A relatively straightforward price adjustment could add another noticeable expense before a guest ever walks through a park entrance.

Disney Has Not Confirmed a 2026 Increase
For now, the most important distinction is that a 2026 Annual Pass increase remains unconfirmed.
Walt Disney World has not announced that prices will rise in October, nor has Disney provided a date for any potential adjustment.
The expectation comes entirely from the company’s recent history.
Three consecutive October increases give prospective Passholders a clear reason to keep an eye on pricing over the coming weeks, but they don’t guarantee a fourth.
If Disney does follow the same pattern, however, the current $489, $869, $1,099, and $1,629 prices could soon become another set of old numbers.
And after increases of as much as $100 in 2024 and $80 in 2025, another adjustment could become a costly one for families purchasing several passes.
October is now only weeks away.
For Walt Disney World Annual Passholders — and anyone thinking about becoming one — the next few weeks could determine whether today’s already-expensive passes become even more expensive before the end of 2026.