Price watch Updated October 6, 2026
Disneyland ticket prices went up October 6
Disneyland raised ticket prices on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, and it was a smaller increase than any of the last three Octobers. 1-day tickets went up $5 on Tiers 1 to 4. The cheapest day is still $104 and the most expensive is still $224. The Park Hopper now adds $75 to $95 to a 1-day ticket, and Lightning Lane Multi Pass now starts at $35.
- Took effect
- Tue, Oct 6
- Tiers 1 to 4
- Up $5
- Cheapest day
- $104
- Top day
- $224
What do your Disneyland tickets cost now?
Each ticket is one of Disneyland's seven date tiers, as tall as its new adult price. Tap the tier for your date, then set your party.
Tier 3, 1-day, 1 park, 2 adults and 2 kids
$676
$20 more than before October 6
Was $656
The Park Hopper adds $75 to $95 per ticket to a 1-day ticket, depending on the date.
1-day tickets
Disneyland 1-day ticket prices, old vs new
Disneyland prices a 1-day ticket by the date you visit, on seven tiers from Tier 0 to Tier 6. Tier 0 dates are usually midweek days when school is in session. Disney's ticket calendar shows which tier each date falls on. Only the four middle tiers changed.
| Tier | Was | Now | Kids now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 0 | $104 | $104 | $98 | No change |
| Tier 1 | $129 | $134 | $124 | +$5 |
| Tier 2 | $149 | $154 | $144 | +$5 |
| Tier 3 | $169 | $174 | $164 | +$5 |
| Tier 4 | $184 | $189 | $179 | +$5 |
| Tier 5 | $199 | $199 | $189 | No change |
| Tier 6 | $224 | $224 | $214 | No change |
Kids' tickets moved the same way, up $5 on Tiers 1 to 4. For adults the biggest jump in percentage terms is Tier 1, up 3.9 percent from $129 to $134. Children under 3 do not need a ticket.
Park Hopper and multi-day
The Park Hopper is where the increase really landed
Multi-day tickets for one park per day did not go up. Adding the Park Hopper did. On a 1-day ticket it now costs $75 to $95 more, up from $70 to $90, so a Tier 0 Park Hopper ticket is now $179. On multi-day tickets the Park Hopper went up $5 to $15, and the 3-day ticket took the biggest hit.
- 2-day Was $435 $445 +$10
- 3-day Was $535 $550 +$15
- 4-day Was $600 $610 +$10
- 5-day Was $655 $660 +$5
| Ticket | 1 park | 1 park, kids | Park Hopper | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-day | $335 | $315 | $445 | $168 |
| 3-day | $425 | $400 | $550 | $142 |
| 4-day | $480 | $450 | $610 | $120 |
| 5-day | $520 | $485 | $660 | $104 |
A 5-day ticket still works out to $104 a day for one park per day, the same as the cheapest single day of the year. If you are staying more than a weekend, a multi-day ticket is the best value, and it did not get any more expensive.
Everything else
Lightning Lane, Magic Key and parking
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass From $35 Up $1 a day when bought ahead. Bought on the day it starts at $38.
- Magic Key $599 to $1,899 No change on any of the four passes.
- Standard parking $40 No change. Preferred Parking stays $60.
| Pass | Price | Who can buy |
|---|---|---|
| Inspire Key | $1,899 | Anyone |
| Believe Key | $1,474 | Anyone |
| Explore Key | $999 | Anyone |
| Imagine Key | $599 | Southern California residents |
Lightning Lane prices vary by date, so check the day you plan to go. Our live Lightning Lane prices show what each Disneyland and California Adventure ride costs today.
The pattern
The top ticket stopped climbing, for now
Disneyland raises prices every October, and for three years running it pushed the busiest days hardest. The Tier 6 ticket went from $179 to $224 in three increases. This year it did not move, and neither did Tier 0, which has been $104 since before the 2023 increase.
- 2022 $179 Before the October 2023 increase
- 2023 $194 Up $15 on October 11, 2023
- 2024 $206 Up $12 on October 9, 2024
- 2025 $224 Up $18 on October 8, 2025
- 2026 $224 No change on October 6, 2026
Tier 6, 1-day, 1-park, ages 10 and up. Bars start at $150.
If you have not bought yet
Can you still get the old price?
No. The new prices took effect on October 6, and Disney's site now sells every ticket at the new rate. Tickets you already bought keep the price you paid. Disney's ticket terms also say the amount paid for a wholly unused, expired ticket can usually be put toward a new ticket at the current price.
The easiest way to pay less now is to move your date. A Tier 0 day costs $85 less per adult than a Tier 4 day, and $120 less than Tier 6. The lower tiers line up with Disneyland's quieter days, so the cheaper ticket usually means shorter lines too.
Headed to Florida instead? See what changed in Disney World ticket prices for 2027.
Disneyland ticket prices, answered
When did Disneyland raise ticket prices in 2026?
Disneyland raised prices on Tuesday, October 6, 2026. 1-day tickets on Tiers 1 to 4 went up $5, the Park Hopper add-on went up, and Lightning Lane Multi Pass went up $1.
How much is a Disneyland ticket now?
A 1-day, 1-park ticket costs $104 to $224 for ages 10 and up and $98 to $214 for kids 3 to 9, depending on the date. Children under 3 do not need a ticket.
Did the cheapest Disneyland ticket go up?
No. The Tier 0 ticket is still $104, the same price it has held since before the October 2023 increase. The top Tier 6 ticket also stayed at $224.
Did Magic Key prices go up?
No. The Inspire Key is still $1,899, the Believe Key $1,474, the Explore Key $999 and the Imagine Key $599. The Imagine Key is for Southern California residents only.
How much is Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Disneyland now?
Bought ahead of your visit, Lightning Lane Multi Pass now starts at $35 per ticket per day, up from $34. Bought on the day, it starts at $38, and the price changes by date.
How much is parking at Disneyland?
Standard parking is still $40 per car. Oversized vehicles pay $45 and Preferred Parking is $60.
Can I still buy Disneyland tickets at the old price?
No. The new prices took effect October 6. Tickets you already bought keep the price you paid.
Prices are what Disney lists for Disneyland Resort tickets as of October 6, 2026. Disney can change them at any time, so confirm on the day you buy.