Effective Wednesday, October 9, Disneyland has raised the price of single-day park tickets by as much as 6. Multi-day tickets also went up 6. There has also been a major change to the way the Park Hopper add-on is priced, with prices now based on ticket tier or number of days.
The Disneyland Resort uses a seasonal flex pricing structure, with the price of one-day tickets based on a seven-tier calendar. Disney generally publishes the calendar days in advance, and there are 20 tier-0 days on the schedule through early February.
Not surprisingly, reservations for these lower-cost days can book quickly. On the other side of the spectrum is the tier 6 ticket. The park hopper add-on for one-day tickets is now also tier based, and the price increases for longer multi-day tickets. Finally, Disney has again raised the price of the Lightning Lane Multi Pass service for advance purchases, and continuing demand-based pricing for same-day purchases. These price increases add up quickly.
At press time Disney had put a pause of new purchases of Magic Key passes, but existing Key holders can renew their pass. Disney says sales of new Magic Keys will resume this fall, but did not give a date.
However, if you were caught off guard by the price hike, our travel partners at Get Away Today are still selling tickets at the pre-increase price through October 21, If you are now scrambling to save on tickets for your upcoming visit, visit our travel partners at Get Away Today or call GET-AWAY , and be sure to mention you saw them on MousePlanet.
