Disneyland Raises Ticket Prices; Smallest Increase In Years

ANAHEIM, CA — Disneyland raised daily ticket prices this week while keeping the lowest- and highest-priced admissions the same as the SoCal theme park makes the smallest ticket hike in years.

Ticket prices for Disneyland and Disney California Adventure increased an average of 3.2 percent on Tuesday, Oct. 6, The Orange County Register reported.

The Anaheim theme park kept the overall range of 1-day ticket prices the same but increased prices for select middle-tier tickets.

The lowest-priced tier remains $104 per ticket, and Magic Key annual pass prices as well as parking prices remained unchanged.

In addition, Disneyland's multi-day, one-park tickets are not increasing — prices remain $335 for a 2-day 1-park ticket and $520 for a 5-day 1-park ticket.

However, Disneyland is increasing the Park Hopper add-on price for all tickets. The add-on will start at $75, with the 1-Day Park Hopper add-on increasing by $5 to $20 and the Multi-Day Park Hopper add-on increasing by $5 to $15.

Lightning Lane Multi Pass, Disneyland's skip-the-line service that replaced Fast Pass Lanes, is also increasing.

The pre-arrival price will increase by $1, or 3 percent, from $34 to $35. Day-of pricing will now start at $38, up $1 from the previous $37, Mickey Visit reported.