NEWS: TONS of Disneyland Ticket Price Increases Announced

We all know that being a Disney fan can be PRICEY.

Disneyland

From frequent theme park trips to buying merchandise online, there are just SO many tempting ways to spend your money as a Disney fan. But if you’re planning on using some of that cash to head to Disneyland Resort soon, we’ve got a warning!

Disneyland Resort has just revealed ticket price increases for both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. The starting price for 1-day, 1-park tickets has stayed the same ($104 per person), but you may be paying more now to visit on the more crowded days.

Crowds in Disneyland

Also, starting prices have increased for multi-day tickets. Previously, prices started at the following:

1 day from $104 per day
2 days from $155 per day
3 days from $130 per day
4 days from $112 per day
5 days from $96 per day

Now, starting prices have increased to the following:

1 day from $104 per day
2 days from $165 per day
3 days from $139 per day
4 days from $119 per day
5 days from $103 per day

Pixar Pier

For single-day tickets, the most expensive price for visiting one of the two parks used to be $194 per day. Now, those same dates have gone up to $206 per day. So if you’re visiting on November 23rd, November 25th-29th, or December 21st-January 4th, you’ll be paying over $200 per adult just to go to ONE park. The tickets are priced in “tiers” depending on how crowded Disney expects the parks will be, so holidays are typically the most expensive times to visit.

Radiator Springs

For a few random examples of price changes, October 20th used to be priced at $184 for a single day, single park ticket, but now it’s up to $196. November 7th was $119 per person, but now it’s $126, and January 26th was $154 but now it has gone up to $164. So if you haven’t bought your tickets for your upcoming trip yet, you’ll need to re-run those prices and see how you’ve been affected.

Main Street, U.S.A.

We also noticed a price increase for Magic Key passes, which are not currently on sale, but are expected to be sold again later this year. We’ll make sure to keep you in the loop with any other updates that you need to know when planning your trip!