Disneyland has raised the prices on select one-day tickets, but many ticket options and even Magic Key passes remain unchanged.

Disneyland Price Increases

Prices for Tiers 1-4 one-day tickets have increased by only $5. The cheapest single-day ticket is still $104, and the highest-priced ticket is still $224. Multi-day ticket pricing has not changed.

Tier 0 is the lowest-priced tier, while Tier 6 is the highest-priced tier. Pictured above is the ticket calendar through June 2027, which will give you a better idea of the best days to visit the theme parks.

Disneyland has adjusted the number of days in the Tiers, with middle tiers absorbing more dates from the lower and upper Tiers. This means more dates have average pricing instead of lower/higher pricing.

Not only have ticket prices remained stable, but Magic Key prices have not changed either. This is always subject to change, but as of writing, there are no increases.

In regards to Lightning Lanes, Multi Pass has increased by $1. Guests who purchase the service before arrival will now pay $35 instead of $34, and guests who purchase it the day of their arrival will pay $38 instead of $37.

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