Disneyland Raises Prices on Four One-Day Ticket Tiers by $5 Each
The one-day, one-park tickets now range from $134 to $189 depending on the date, while Park Hopper and Lightning Lane costs also rose.
Disneyland raised prices on several ticket tiers on October 6, with four categories of one-day, one-park admission increasing by $5 each, according to Collider.
The four one-day, one-park tickets now cost $134, $154, $174 and $189, depending on the date of the visit.
Park Hopper and Lightning Lane costs also increased in the same round of price adjustments.
Disneyland sets one-day, one-park pricing by date, so the total a guest pays depends on which day they choose to visit.
Quick answers
How much do Disneyland one-day, one-park tickets cost now?
The four affected categories now cost $134, $154, $174 and $189 depending on the date.
When did the Disneyland ticket prices go up?
The increase took effect on October 6.
Did anything besides one-day tickets go up in price?
Yes. Park Hopper and Lightning Lane costs also increased.