This is how Disney park ticket prices will increase.

Disney theme parks in the United States will once again adjust their admission prices, with increases especially on peak days and seasons.

The company confirmed that single-day tickets, annual passes, and parking fees will be modified, although it clarified that tickets already purchased for dates through October 2026 will maintain their current price. This adjustment is in an attempt to balance peak demand and the rising costs of operating and maintaining its resorts.

For parks located in California, the increases will be more moderate, with increases of less than 3% at most price points. However, during peak periods, visitors will notice a more significant increase, primarily impacting those planning to visit during holidays, long weekends, or festivities.

At Disneyland, the price of a one-day ticket during peak season is $224 , while the cheapest ticket remains at $104 , a price that has not changed since 2019.

Annual passes will also be affected: the Inspire pass will cost $1,899 and the Believe pass will cost $1,474 , with increases of between 7% and 8%, while the fast-track service known as Lighting​ Lane will also increase in price, with rates starting at $34 and general parking going from $35 to $40 , with preferred spaces also costing more.

At Walt Disney World in Florida , one-day tickets during peak periods will exceed $200 , reaching up to $209 on peak dates, while annual passes will experience increases ranging from $20 to $80 , depending on the type of access and benefits included.

Disney indicated that base prices and higher tiers will remain unchanged through the end of 2026, although some add-on services and pass renewals will be adjusted.

The company explained that these changes are due to rising labor costs, investments in new attractions, and the need to maintain quality standards in the visitor experience . It also emphasized that it will continue to offer packages and special options for different budgets, including promotions for local residents.

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