Disneyland US has raised 2025 prices, with single-day tickets up to $224, multi-day passes increased, and Magic Key annual passes and parking fees also hiked.
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.
