Disneyland Announces Price Hike For Daily Tickets, Annual Passes And Parking Fee: Details Here

Disneyland has rolled out its new pricing for 2025 in the US ahead of the holiday season. The park will now charge higher fees for single-day admission, premium annual passes, parking, and add-ons like Lightning Lane. While the lowest-tier ticket remains frozen at $104, daily passes for its most in-demand days have increased to $224 per person from $206.

Out of seven different ticket tiers, prices for six have been raised by 3% or less. Tier 1 is now priced at $129 (up from $126), Tier 2 climbed to $149 (from $142), Tier 3 is going to $169 (from $164), Tier 4 is at $184 (from $180), Tier 5 will cost $199 (from $196), and Tier 6 jumped to $224 (from $206).

Multi-day tickets are also getting more expensive, reported CBS News. A 3-day, 1-park ticket now costs $425 (up $10), and a 5-day ticket costs $520 (up $9).

"Disney parks offer a full day of experiences each day with ticket, hotel and dining options designed to suit a wide range of needs and budgets for all who visit," Disneyland officials said in a statement, as reported by Reuters.

"Our commitment to creating magical experiences for everyone remains at the heart of what we do - and that will never change," it added.

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Disneyland is expected to see a surge in visitors during the holidays.

Disneyland Annual Passes And Parking Fee Hike

Disneyland's Magic Key annual passes will see selective hikes. The Inspire Magic Key pass price jumps to $1,899 (from $1,749), while the Believe Magic Key pass climbs to $1,474 (from $1,374). The Enchant and Imagine tier passes remain unchanged at $974 and $599, respectively.

Parking charges have also increased with the new pricing rollout. As of 2025, standard parking for cars and motorcycles will cost $40 (up from $35), oversized vehicles will be $45 (up from $40), buses or tractors will cost $50 (up from $45), and preferred parking will now be $60 (up from $55).

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To soften the blow, Disneyland has also introduced a new California ticket offer. This 3-day park-hopper ticket allows visitors to enjoy the theme park on any non-consecutive days between January 1 and May 21, 2026. The ticket costs $249 per person and can be used at both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. It goes on sale on December 3, 2025.