Disneyland Resort increases prices for tickets, food, merchandise, and more in early October every year, and we are expecting the same in 2026. Here is a look at the current pricing.

Disneyland Resort Tickets

Disneyland and Disney California Adventure use date-based ticket pricing, so weekends and holidays are more expensive than regular weekdays. Per day pricing also varies depending on how many days you book. With this system, Disney uses six “tiers” of pricing:

• Tier 0: $104/day
• Tier 1: $129/day
• Tier 2: $149/day
• Tier 3: $169/day
• Tier 4: $184/day
• Tier 5: $199/day
• Tier 6: $224/day

Magic Key

• Inspire Key: $1,899 or $150/month after $99 down payment
• Believe Key: $1,474 or $114.59/month after $99 down payment
• Explore Key: $999 or $75/month after $99 down payment
• Imagine Key: $599 or $41.67/month after $99 down payment

Monthly payments are only available to California residents.

Lightning Lane

Pricing for Lightning Lane add-ons vary by date. Lightning Lane Multi Pass has an all-time high price of $40/day while Lightning Lane Premier Pass is up to $400/day.

Lightning Lane Single Pass is up to $28 for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance and up to $22 for Radiator Springs Racers.

Tours and Experiences

A custom droid from Droid Depot is $119.99 and a handbuilt lightsaber at Savi’s Workshop is $249.99.

These tours are currently available:

• Disney’s Happiest Haunts Guided Tour: $130
• Holiday Time at Disneyland Guided Tour: $120
• Walk in Walt’s Footsteps Guided Tour: $170
• VIP Tours: $500 – $800 per hour, depending on tour type and date

Parking

Car or motorcycle parking is $40 and preferred parking is $60.

Oversized vehicle, motor home, or tractor parking without a trailer is $45. Bus or tractor parking with an extended trailer is $50.

At Disneyland Resort hotels, registered hotel guests can park for the following prices:

• Self-parking: $45/night
• Valet parking: $75/night
• Oversized vehicle parking: $50/night

These are the prices for guests visiting hotel restaurants and other amenities:

• Self-parking: $45 for the first hour plus $10 for each additional hour, with a maximum of $85
• Valet parking: $75 for the first hour plus $10 for each additional hour, with a maximum of $145
• Oversized vehicle parking: $50 for the first hour plus $10 for each additional hour, with a maximum of $90

Locker Rentals

Lockers inside the parks are $7 or $10/day, depending on the size. Outside the parks, lockers are $7, $10, $12, or $15/day.

Wheelchair and ECV Rentals

Wheelchair rentals are $15/day. Electric Conveyance Vehicles (ECVs) are available for $60/day. Both require a refundable deposit of $20.

Stroller Rentals

Single strollers are $18/day and double strollers are $36/day.

Food and Beverages

Some standard food and beverage prices across the resort include:

• Popcorn: $7
• Popcorn in a souvenir bucket: $16
• Mickey Pretzel: $6.75
• Mickey Pretzel with cheese: $8.25
• Churro: $6.25
• DOLE Whip: $7.49
• Bottled Soda: $5.49
• Fountain Soda: $4.99/regular, $5.69/large
• DASANI Bottled Water: $4.79
• smartwater: $8.99
• Powerade: $5.49
• Monster Energy: $5.99
• Hot Coffee: $5.49
• Lowfat Milk: $3.49
• Chocolate Milk: $4.99
• Minute Maid Juice Box: $3.49
• Galaxy’s Edge Bottled Soda: $6.49
• Blue or Pink Milk: $8.99

Merchandise

Merchandise prices vary greatly, but here are current prices for basic items:

• Ear headband: $36.99
• Shoulder plush: $27.99
• Adult t-shirts: $32.99 ($29.99 each when you buy two)
• Youth t-shirts: $24.99 ($19.99 each when you buy two)
• MagicBand+: $34.99 to $64.99
• Magnets and keychains: $11.99 to $16.99
• Open edition pins: $14.99 to $19.99
• Sunglasses: $19.99 to $31.99
• Non-designer jewelry: $11.99 to $34.99

Stay tuned to WDWNT for updates about price increases in the coming weeks.

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