Disneyland just raised its ticket prices in the middle of the night (again)

"The cost to experience the Happiest Place on Earth continues to rise as the Disneyland Resort unveiled its annual price increases for the upcoming year. The Disneyland Resort on Wednesday morning increased prices on most tickets for guests 10 and older, with the price to visit a single park on its most in-demand days now $224 per person, up from $206. The price of its lowest-tier offering - a one-day, one-park ticket for often a less crowded weekday - will remain the same at $104."

"Pricing for all other one-day, one-park tickets on more popular days will increase between 1.5% and 4.8% - Disneyland has six tiers of pricing based on crowd levels - and most increased moderately between $3 and $7, a lower jump than in years past. Park hopper add-ons, which allow a guest to visit both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure on the same day, are now between $70 and $90 per day, up from $65 to $75 per day, depending on the crowd calendar."

"Parking at the resort has also increased, up $5 to $40 per day for a standard vehicle. Once in the park, those who opt for the line-skipping Lightning Lane Multi Pass will find that service starts at $34 per day, up from $32, but the program is also subject to variable pricing. For instance, today a Lightning Lane Multi Pass is $40 per guest."

Most single-day, single-park tickets at Disneyland Resort increased for guests 10 and older, with peak-day one-park tickets now $224, up from $206. The lowest-tier one-day, one-park weekday ticket remains $104. Other one-day tickets on popular days rose 1.5%–4.8%, mostly increasing $3–$7. Park hopper add-ons increased to $70–$90 per day, up from $65–$75. Parking for standard vehicles increased $5 to $40 per day. Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing starts at $34 per day, up from $32, with variable pricing (an example price today is $40). The top two Magic Key annual pass tiers increased, with the Inspire pass up $1.

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