Disneyland and Disney World Increase Ticket Prices for Select Passes

Disneyland and Disney World have implemented price increases on several ticket options, affecting multi-day passes, Park Hopper add-ons, and the Lightning Lane Multi Pass. The changes went into effect on Tuesday.

The lowest single-day ticket price of $104 and the highest single-day ticket price of $224 at Disneyland remain unchanged. However, prices for mid-level single-day tickets have increased. Park Hopper add-ons for single-day tickets now start at $75 and can increase by $5 to $10 depending on the day. Multi-day Park Hopper ticket prices have risen by $5 to $15, varying by the time of year.

The Lighting Lane Multi Pass has seen a $1 increase, now costing $35 if purchased before arrival and $38 on the day of purchase. Multi-day, single-park tickets have maintained their prices, with a two-day ticket costing $335 and a five-day ticket at $520. The annual Magic Key pass also remains at its current price.

At Disney World, similar adjustments have been made. The price of premium tickets has approached $500, though the cheapest daily tickets remain unaffected at approximately $120 for a day at Animal Kingdom. The annual "Incredi-Pass" at Disney World has increased by $120 to $1,749. A top-tier day pass increased by $20 to $229, and access to fast "lightning lanes" now costs $499, up $50.

Thomas Mazloum, chairman of Disney Experiences, stated that the company is aware of the economic challenges facing families. "Our goal is to put guests at the center of our decision making, and that starts by listening to them," Mazloum told CNN. "That matters more now when families are watching every dollar, and we see it in the choices they make every day — in how they plan, in how far ahead."

Disneyland last saw a ticket price increase in October 2025. At that time, the most expensive single-day, single-park tickets rose to $224, and Park Hopper tickets increased to $314.

The California Post reached out to Disney for additional information.