Disney World Raises Theme Park Parking Prices

Walt Disney World Raises Theme Park Parking Prices to $35

Guests visiting Walt Disney World Resort will face higher parking fees at the theme parks, as the resort has increased the price for regular self-parking. The cost has risen from $30 per car to $35. The fee for oversized vehicles, such as shuttles and campers, has also increased from $35 to $40.

New Parking Fees in Effect

The price change affects all guests driving to the four main theme parks at the Walt Disney World Resort. The $5 increase for regular self-parking is the first public price adjustment since the last round of comprehensive increases.

More Price Increases

This adjustment to parking fees is the latest in a series of price hikes implemented across the resort in recent weeks. The new rates reflect a broader trend of rising costs impacting guests’ vacation budgets:

Park Tickets: The resort opened its 2026 bookings by raising ticket prices, pushing the cost of a single-day ticket above $200 for the first time.

Annual Pass Prices: Walt Disney World recently raised prices across all four tiers of its Annual Pass program for the second time in less than a year.

Lightning Lane: Prices for both the Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Lightning Lane Single Pass options were also raised to new record highs, with the Multi Pass cost for Magic Kingdom reaching up to $45 during peak times.

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