Disneyland Hikes Most Prices On Tickets, Magic Key Passes

ANAHEIM, CA — The Happiest Place on Earth just got a little more expensive.

For the second October in a row, Disneyland tickets rose Wednesday by roughly 6 percent, depending on the demand for a particular day.

According to park officials, the lowest single-day, one-park ticket on the lowest-demand days will remain unchanged at $104.

However, the other six pricing tiers, all based on anticipated demand, now range in price from $126 to $206.

The top price previously was $104.

Upgrading park-hopper tickets will remain $65, officials said.

The increases also impact multiple-day, single-park tickets, which went up around 6.5 percent.

Adding the "Lightning Lane" option now costs visitors $32, up from $30.

Magic Key passes also went up, with the various options increasing by either $100 or $125. The basic "Imagine" pass went up by $100 to $599. The top-tier "Inspire" pass also increased by $100, reaching $1,749.

Parking prices remained the same, with general parking still costing $35, officials said.

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