Updated monthly · Verified May 2026

Florida theme park ticket prices (2026)

Every major Florida park's current ticket prices in one place — Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, Epic Universe, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens Tampa, and LEGOLAND Florida. Prices are date-based (peak dates cost more), verified from official park sites, and refreshed monthly.

Park1-day adultTypicalMulti-day / notesBook
Magic Kingdom$119 – $189~$1442-day $268 (~$134/day); 4-day ~$519 (~$130/day)Check Disney prices →
EPCOT$119 – $189~$144Same date-based pricing as all 4 Disney parksCheck Disney prices →
Hollywood Studios$119 – $189~$144Same date-based pricing as all 4 Disney parksCheck Disney prices →
Animal Kingdom$119 – $189~$144Kilimanjaro Safari included; same pricing as other Disney parksCheck Disney prices →
Universal Studios Orlando$124 – $239~$1491-park base; Park-to-Park (USO+IOA) from ~$199See Universal prices →
Islands of Adventure$124 – $239~$1491-park base; Park-to-Park unlocks the Hogwarts ExpressSee Universal prices →
Epic Universe$139 – $239~$149Universal's newest park (2025); 1-park baseSee Epic prices →
SeaWorld Orlando$70 – $145~$109Single-park; multi-park bundles with Aquatica/Busch save moreCompare passes →
Busch Gardens Tampa$70 – $145~$109Single-park; SeaWorld+Busch combo tickets availableCompare passes →
LEGOLAND Florida$79 – $129~$99Theme park; Theme+Water Park combo runs higherCompare passes →

Prices verified May 2026 from each park's official site and shown before tax. All parks use date-based pricing — peak and holiday dates cost more than value dates. Children's tickets (ages 3–9) run a few dollars less per day; kids under 3 are free. Multi-day tickets lower the per-day cost. Always confirm the live price at the official site before buying.

How to read these prices

Florida theme parks price tickets by date, not a flat rate — the same one-day ticket can swing 40–60% between a value Tuesday in late January and a peak day at Christmas. The ranges above show that low-to-high spread; the “typical” column is a representative mid-tier date. Disney's four parks all price identically. Universal's three parks price together, with Park-to-Park upgrades unlocking the Hogwarts Express. SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, and LEGOLAND are consistently the lowest-cost major parks — and multi-attraction passes bundle them for less.

The best-value way to buy

Gate price is rarely the best price. Authorized resellers like Undercover Tourist sell official Disney and Universal tickets typically $20–50 per person below the box office, and multi-attraction Go City passes bundle the non-Disney parks at 30–55% off gate. Compare against the official site before you check out — the “Book” links above go straight to each park's best-value option.

How we track prices

Suertay verifies these figures monthly against each park's official ticket pages. Ticket prices change roughly once or twice a year (usually late winter and fall), so a monthly check catches every move. Want the heads-up when a price changes? Sign up below.

How Disney World ticket prices have changed

Disney World sets the pace the rest of Florida's parks follow, and its one-day ticket has climbed every year. The cheapest tier has held at $119, but the top tier just crossed a historic line:

Year1-day, 1-park ticket rangeMilestone
2024$109 – $189
2025$119 – $199First increase to the lowest-tier ticket since 2018
2026$119 – $209Peak one-day ticket broke $200 for the first time in Disney's 54-year history

Disney has raised prices in early October for four years running (2022–2025). Figures compiled from public reporting (Disney Tourist Blog, TouringPlans, The Points Guy) and cross-checked against Disney's official ticket pages; ranges reflect date-based pricing across the calendar.

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