The cost of experiencing the happiest place on Earth continues to rise as Disneyland Resort unveiled its annual price increases for next year.
On Wednesday morning, Disneyland Resort raised prices on most tickets for guests ages 10 and older, and the price to visit a single park on peak days is now $224 per person, up from $206. The price of its lowest-tier offering (a one-day ticket to one park, often on a less-busy weekday) will remain the same at $104. (Disneyland Resort ticket prices vary depending on the day and consumer demand.)
The price of all other single-day tickets to a park on the most popular days will increase between 1.5% and 4.8% (Disneyland has six pricing tiers based on crowd levels) and most increased moderately between $3 and $7, a smaller jump than in previous years. Park hopper add-ons, which allow a guest to visit Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure on the same day, now cost between $70 and $90 per day, up from $65 to $75 per day, depending on the crowd schedule.
Parking at the resort has also increased, from $5 to $40 per day for a standard vehicle.
Once in the park, those who opt for the skip-the-line Lightning Lane Multi Pass will find service starts at $34 per day, up from $32, but the program is also subject to variable pricing. For example, today, a Lightning Lane multi-pass costs $40 per guest.
Its Magic Key annual pass has also seen an increase for its two top tiers, the so-called Inspire and Believe passes. The Inspire pass, which offers the most year-round access and the biggest discounts on merchandise and dining, including the cost of parking, increased from $150 to $1,899. The Believe key is up $100 to $1,474. The prices of its two lowest-tier Magic Keys, Enchant and Imagine, did not change.
Currently, only the Enchant and Imagine keys are available for sale, the latter for Southern California residents. They are all available to renew, as Disney puts Magic Key passes on sale at various times throughout the year.
Disneyland has maintained its lowest ticket of $104 for seven years. This year, for example, you can visit the park in early November at that pace in the days between Halloween celebrations and resort festivities. From October 7 to April 4, 2026, Disneyland also increased its number of $104 days, from 20 to 32 for the coming months.
“Disney parks offer a full day of experiences every day, with ticket, hotel and dining options designed to meet a wide range of needs and budgets for everyone who visits,” reads a company statement. “Our commitment to creating magical experiences for everyone remains at the core of what we do, and that will never change.”
The resort has also introduced a new California ticket offering, which goes on sale December 3. The offer is for a 3-day Park-hopper ticket, which can be used on non-consecutive visits, and starts at $249 per person, which works out to $83 per day. A Lightning Lane Multi Pass add-on will raise the ticket cost to $351 per person, or $117 per day. The offer is valid for visits from January 1, 2026 to May 21, 2026.
Disneyland is currently in the midst of celebrating its 70th anniversary, which will continue through next summer. As part of the latter, Disneyland presented the show “Walt Disney – A Magical Life”, which features the first audio animatronic of the company's founder. Disneyland this week announced an upcoming update to one of its most historic attractions, as it will add Rapunzel's Tower to its Storybook Land Canal Boats, a leisurely boat ride through paintings of exquisite miniatures.
While Disneyland has yet to announce its full 2026 lineup, popular holidays like the Lunar New Year and the Food and Wine Festival will return. Disneyland Park in its Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge area will introduce a new mission to its Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run attraction to tie in with the upcoming movie, “The Mandalorian and Grogu.” The new interactive scenes will debut on May 22, 2026.
Disney's experiences division, which includes Disney theme parks, the cruise line and the Aulani resort and spa in Hawaii, reported revenue of $9.1 billion, up 8% from a year ago, in its most recent quarterly earnings report. Operating income rose 13% to $2.5 billion.
