Disneyland Ups Ticket Prices, Introduces New Ticketing Tier

ANAHEIM, CA — Ticket prices for Disneyland and Disney California Adventure increased an average of 8 percent on Tuesday, KTLA reported.

In addition, Disneyland also announced a new "Tier 0" one-day ticket that will cost $104 per day and available on the park's least crowded days of the year, according to Disneyland News Today.

“Disneyland Resort is always planning the next new idea, attraction, and story. We are so excited to share all the fun in store as the heart of the Disney 100 Years of Wonder anniversary celebration during 2023,” Disneyland officials said in a statement. “Our tiered ticketing structure offers guests more options and choice to visit throughout the year, including our lowest price point – which hasn’t changed since 2019.”

The price of a one-day ticket ranges from $104 to $179 based on the date, but tickets overall have increased by an average of $10 per ticket.

The most expensive one-day Park Hopper ticket is now priced at $244 per day.

Here is a breakdown of the Disneyland ticket costs and increases:

1-Park Multi-Day Tickets

• Two-day, single park tickets have increased from $255 to $285.
• Three-day, single park tickets have increased from $330 to $360.
• Four-day, single park tickets have increased from $360 to $395.
• Five-day, single park tickets have increased from $380 to $415.

Park Hopper Tickets

Single-day Park Hopper tickets are priced based on the date. Park Hopper tickets used to range from $164 to $224, and have increased from $179 to $244.

• Two-day Park Hopper tickets have increased from $315 to $345.
• Three-day Park Hopper tickets have increased from $390 to $420.
• Four-day Park Hopper tickets have increased from $420 to $455.
• Five-day Park Hopper tickets have increased from $440 to $475.

In addition, Disneyland Resort also raised prices on the Genie+ service Tuesday. The service will increase from $20 to $25 per day when purchased in advance, officials said.