Price increases at Disneyland and Disney World have just gone into effect. Both theme park resorts have raised prices for tickets, Lightning Lane Multi Pass, and annual passes. We have all the information directly from Disney, along with comments on the reasoning for the increase. For Disneyland specifically, our travel partner typically gets to keep selling the old discounted ticket prices for a limited time.
Disney typically raises prices once a year. These price increases are happening in the midst of some major expansions on both coasts, introducing new rides and experiences, and against a backdrop of increasing operational costs. Keep reading for a detailed breakdown of the October 2025 Disneyland and Disney World price increases.
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Disneyland and Disney World Raise 2025 Ticket Prices
Effective immediately as of October 8, 2025, Disneyland has increased prices on tickets, Magic Key passes, Lightning Lane Multi Pass, and parking.
The lowest tier of 1-day ticket prices, Tier 0, will remain unchanged at $104 per ticket. This has not been changed since 2019. Disneyland Public Relations confirmed that in 2025, there is a total of 38 Tier 0… read full article on Mickey Visit.
