Disneyland Ticket Prices Increase: What You Need to Know

Disneyland fans, brace yourselves! This past Wednesday, Disneyland announced a ticket price increase for multiple ticket types. While admission prices vary based on ticket type, guest age, visit duration, and date of visit, some of these increases are more substantial than others. However, the silver lining is that the price for a one-day, one-park ticket for guests aged 10 and up on non-busy days remains at $104, unchanged from prior rates.

According to ABC 7, there will be an approximate six percent hike in ticket prices, affecting peak season single-day tickets, multi-day options, and Magic Key annual passes. Below are the updated prices:

**1-Day Ticket Prices:**
– Tier 0: $104
– Tier 1: $126
– Tier 2: $142
– Tier 3: $164
– Tier 4: $180
– Tier 5: $196
– Tier 6: $206

**Multi-Day Ticket Prices:**
– 2-Day Ticket, 1 Park Per Day: $330 (Adult); $310 (Child)
– 2-Day Ticket, Park Hopper: $415 (Adult); $395 (Child)
– 3-Day Ticket, 1 Park Per Day: $415 (Adult); $390 (Child)
– 3-Day Ticket, Park Hopper: $505 (Adult); $480 (Child)
– 4-Day Ticket, 1 Park Per Day: $485 (Adult); $455 (Child)
– 4-Day Ticket, Park Hopper: $580 (Adult); $550 (Child)
– 5-Day Ticket, 1 Park Per Day: $530 (Adult); $495 (Child)
– 5-Day Ticket, Park Hopper: $635 (Adult); $600 (Child)

**Magic Key Passes:**
– Inspire Pass: $1,749
– Believe Pass: $1,374
– Enchant Pass: $974
– Imagine Pass: $599

Unfortunately, at this time, Disneyland is only renewing Magic Key passes for current holders and not offering new passes.

There are still ways to save despite the rising costs. Opting for lower-tier days, typically weekdays and non-holiday periods, can significantly cut costs. For instance, November 4, 5, 6, 12, and 13 are all Tier 0 days, perfect for those looking to save a bit. Plus, starting October 22, 2024, kids aged 3-9 can benefit from special tickets starting at just $50 for visits between January 7 to March 20, 2025.

What are your thoughts on the latest price increases? Share your views in the comments and don’t forget to spread the word!

Source: Sarah Yang