Planning a trip to Disneyland is often a dream come true for many families eager to enjoy the lively amusement park. Although its location and cost have traditionally been significant obstacles, the price of admission to Walt Disney’s glorified playground just got even steeper.
In layman’s terms, Disneyland’s seven-tier single-park ticket prices have increased to the following prices:
- Tier 0: $104
- Tier 1: $126
- Tier 2: $142
- Tier 3: $164
- Tier 4: $180
- Tier 5: $196
- Tier 6: $206
Folks inclined to purchase Disneyland’s Magic Key annual pass got hit with a price hike increase ranging from six to 20 percent. Here’s a breakdown of the Magic Key pass price increase according to the Orange County Register:
- Inspire Pass (up 6%): $1,749
- Believe Pass (up 10%): $1,374
- Enchant Pass (up 14.7%): $974
- Imagine Pass (up 20% exclusively for Southern California residents): $599
To demonstrate the steepness of ticket prices for budget-conscious individuals, the highest-priced single-park, one-day ticket at Disneyland has historically surpassed the $200 mark for the first time in its 69-year existence. For perspective, this exact ticket cost just $96 a decade ago.
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