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.
