Disney World Parking Price Increases in Late 2025

Parking prices have increased at Disney World, along with numerous other items. Of course, if you’re staying at a Disney Resort Hotel, you don’t have to worry about paying out of pocket for parking. Disney-owned and operated hotels have not charged for parking since January 2023. We consider complimentary parking one of the biggest advantages of staying on Disney property.

That same resort hotel benefit is extended to its theme parks. Therefore, as a Disney Resort guest, you can enjoy complimentary parking at all four theme parks rather than taking the transportation mode offered at your resort. Let’s discuss the new parking prices.

Standard Parking Increases at Disney World

Below, we’ve listed the price increase for standard parking at the theme parks.

Standard Parking (Previously)	Standard Parking (Current)
$30.00	$35.00

Please note, guests of Disney Resort Hotels and select annual passholders receive complimentary self-parking at all four theme parks. If you fall within that category, you can choose to upgrade to preferred parking by paying the difference in the price of standard versus preferred parking. That upgrade is now $15.00 to $25.00 per day.

Preferred Parking Increase at Disney World

Price ranges for preferred parking have also increased. The chart below details what to expect. Please note that the varying prices below are due to seasonality, meaning prices will vary based on the date of your visit.

Preferred Parking (Previously)	Preferred Parking (Current)
$45.00	$50.00
$50.00	$55.00
$55.00	$60.00

Oversized Vehicle Parking Increase

If you’re rolling up to the park in an oversized vehicle (Shuttle, Limo, Camper Trailer, RV, Bus, or Tractor Trailer), you’ll also face a price increase in late 2025.

Oversized Vehicle Parking (Previously)	Oversized Vehicle Parking (Current)
$35.00	$40.00

Final Thoughts

Parking is one of those annoying charges that can add up quickly, especially if you’re staying at an off-site hotel that charges for parking. While we enjoy many off-site hotels, these extra charges are something you’ll want to consider. For example, if you stayed at a hotel that charged $35.00 a day to park, and then had to pay $35.00 a day to park at a theme park, you’re looking at $70.00 extra a day. That, my friends, is an outrageous amount to pay for a short-term piece of asphalt.

For more on how parking works, see our complete overview of parking at Disney World. You might also like these other transportation updates: