That sneaky mouse. We all expected Disneyland ticket prices would increase this week, but we woke up to several surprises today. The first surprise was that the price change came a day earlier than expected. The much bigger news is that the price increase was much smaller than in recent years – and in some cases was a price decrease. When taken with the recent discount offers, like the just-dropped Costco deal, it seems Disney realizes they’ve hit a ceiling, albeit temporary.
Effective Tuesday, October 6, Disneyland has raised the price of some single-day park tickets by $5 depending on when you visit. The resort kept the cost of both the least-expensive and most-expensive one-day tickets unchanged, so there is no new high-price record this year.
The price of some multi-day tickets went up, others actually went down, and the cost of the Park Hopper add-on also decreased in some cases. The cost of a “fully loaded” 5-day ticket with park hopping and Lightning Lane Multi Pass service, went up by just $10 to $835 per adult.
There was no change to Magic Key pricing or parking this time around.
Theme Park tickets and add-ons
One-day tickets
The Disneyland Resort uses a seasonal flex pricing structure, with the price of one-day tickets based on a seven-tier calendar.
A tier 0 ticket is lowest-priced single-day admission, and remains the same $104 as offered since 2019. Disney generally publishes the calendar 120 days in advance, and there are more than 30 tier-0 days on the schedule through early February. Not surprisingly, reservations for these lower-cost days can book quickly.
On the other side of the spectrum is the tier 6 ticket, valid on the busiest of days. This ticket is also unchanged, and sits at $224. Still, the $120 difference between a tier 0 and tier 6 ticket is significant, as you can save more than 50% by visiting on a “slower” day. Prices for one-day tier 2 through 4 tickets each increased $5; there was no change in the cost of a tier 5 ticket.
The park hopper add-on for one-day tickets is also tier based, and the price increases for longer multi-day tickets. The option costs $75 to add to a tier 0 ticket (a $5 increase), $80 to add to a tier 1 or 2 ticket (no change); $90 to add to a tier 3 or 4 ticket (no change), and $95 to add to a tier 5 or 6 ticket (a $5 decrease).
This charge is hard to compare because of the way Disney’s website displays ticket prices, so we’ve broken it out for you in the charts below.
| Ticket & Season | Adult One-Park | Child (3–9) One-Park | Park Hopper Add-On |
|---|---|---|---|
| One Day – Tier 0 | $104 | $98 (no change) | $75 ($5 increase) |
| One Day – Tier 1 | $134 ($5 increase) | $124 ($5 increase) | $80 (no change) |
| One Day – Tier 2 | $154 ($5 increase) | $144 ($5 increase) | $80 (no change) |
| One Day – Tier 3 | $174 ($5 increase) | $164 ($5 increase) | $90 (no change) |
| One Day – Tier 4 | $189 ($5 increase) | $179 ($5 increase) | $90 (no change) |
| One Day – Tier 5 | $199 (no change) | $189 (no change) | $95 ($5 decrease) |
| One Day – Tier 6 | $224 (no change) | $214 (no change) | $95 ($5 decrease) |
Disney also adjusted the price of multi-day tickets and the park hopper add-on, raising some prices while lowering others. You will pay $110 – $140 to add park hopping to a multi-day ticket.
Multi-day tickets
| Ticket | Adult One-Park | Child (3–9) One-Park | Park Hopper Add-On |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two Day | $335 ($1 decrease) | $315 (no change) | $110 ($10 increase) |
| Three Day | $425 ($11 increase) | $400 (no change) | $125 ($15 increase) |
| Four Day | $480 (no change) | $450 (no change) | $130 ($10 increase) |
| Five Day | $520 ($5 decrease) | $485 (no change) | $140 ($5 increase) |
Lightning Lane
There was no change to the price of the Lightning Lane Multi Pass service for advance purchases, and same-day purchases are still priced based on demand. It’s $34 to add Lightning Lane Multi Pass to your ticket before your visit. If you decide to wait until you get to the park, the price could still be $38, or it could be a lot higher based on demand.
Magic Key holders still receive a 25% discount on the purchase of Lightning Lane Multi Pass, but still can’t purchase them as an add-on until the day of their visit.
The Lightning Lane Premier Pass is still capped at $449 on peak days.
Magic Key Passes
There were no increases to the cost of Magic Key passes.
| Magic Key Type | Price effective October 6, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Inspire | $1,899 (No change) |
| Believe | $1,474 (No change) |
| Explore | $999 (No change) |
| Imagine | $599 (No change) |
Parking
There were no changes to parking rates at the Resort.
| Theme Park Parking | Price as of October 6, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Auto / Motorcycle | $40 (No change) |
| RV / Oversized | $45 (No change) |
| Commercial / Bus | $50 (No change) |
| Preferred Parking | $60 (No change) |
| Hotel Parking | Price as of October 6, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Auto / Motorcycle – Hotel Guest Self-Park | $45 (No change) |
| RV / Oversized – Hotel Guest Self-Park | $50 (No change) |
| Hotel Guest Valet Park | $75 (No change) |
| Auto / Motorcycle – Non-Hotel Guest Self-Park | $45 first hour + $10/hour; $85 max (No change) |
| RV / Oversized – Non-Hotel Guest Self-Park | $50 first hour + $10/hour; $90 max (No change) |
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