It’s That Time Again: Disneyland’s Annual Price Increase is Here

Disneyland is revamping the theme park with new rides and attractions, which means an unpleasant price hike is to follow.

With the most recent opening of the Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance ride in January and the Marvel-themed Avengers Campus expected to open this summer, Disneyland in Anaheim is trying to combat the large crowds with higher ticket pricing.

What to Know

Instead of three tiers, the park now offers five tiers that range in price and access
The cost of the first tier single-day ticket and first tier single-day park hopper tickets remain the same
Parking will stay the same at $25 for cars and motorcycles

Previously, single-day tickets were offered in three tiers: value, regular and peak and were $104 to $149. Now, Disneyland is offering five unnamed tiers that range from $104 to $154.

Disneyland introduced the three-tier method in 2016 as a way to manage attendance and spread visits across the popular park days.

Previously, single-day park hopper tickets were offered in three tiers with values ranging from $154 to $199. Now, the five unnamed tiers will range from $159 to $209.

The other 2020 price hikes to take note of are:

Two day passes increased from $225 to $235
Two day passes with park hopper increased from $280 to $290
Three day passes increased from $300 to $310
Three day passes with park hopper increased from $355 to $365
Four day passes increased from $325 to $340
Four day passes with park hopper increased from $380 to $395
Five day passes increased from $340 to $360
Five day passes with park hopper increased from $395 to $415

See inside the popular addition at Disneyland. David Biggar reports for the NBC4 News on Thursday Jan. 16, 2020.

The cost of Disneyland's annual passports were also affected:

Southern California Select Passport increased from $399 to $419
Flex Passport increased from $599 to $649
Deluxe Passport increased from $799 to $829
Signature Passport increased from $1,149 to $1,199
Signature Plus Passport increased from $1,399 to $1,499
Premier Passport increased from $2,099 to $2,199

The good news is parking will remain unchanged at $25 for cars and motorcycles and Southern California residents have until May 21 to purchase discounted tickets to the parks.

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