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Walt Disney World raised the price of most of its annual passes on Tuesday, an increase of more than 10 percent on one of its plans.

As of Tuesday, Disney’s silver annual pass costs $479, a 9.1 percent increase. Its weekday select annual pass, which restricts visitors to a Monday-through-Friday access, went up 10.4 percent, from $289 to $319.

The Florida Residents Theme Park Select Pass, which block-out dates that vary by individual parks, stays at $439.

Disney World’s higher-end passes went up as well, but by smaller percentages. The gold annual pass went from $589 to $609, up 3.4 percent. The platinum annual pass went up 2.7 percent (from $729 to $749).

The “Platinum Plus” version went up 2.4 percent ($829 to $849). This pass includes year-round admission to Disney World’s theme parks, water parks and Disney’s Oak Trail Golf Course as well as Disney PhotoPass downloads.

The Epcot After 4 annual pass went up $10, from $279 to $289, a 3.5 percent increase. The Water Parks After 2 rose from $75 to $79, an increase of 5.3 percent.

Disney World offers an array of passes with different levels of amenities and access. Generally, the higher the cost, the less likely the passholder is to be blocked out of the theme parks during select periods.

Annual-pass prices last went up in February. Tuesday’s price hike coincides with changes to park tickets that make the prices date-specific.