Disneyland Ticket Prices Increased October 6, 2026: What Changed + How to Get the Old Prices

New Disneyland Ticket Prices for 2026–2027

Disneyland still uses seven pricing tiers for one-day tickets. This time, Disney increased the four middle adult tiers by $5 while leaving Tier 0, Tier 5, and Tier 6 unchanged.

Ticket Tier	Old Adult Price	New Adult Price
Tier 0	$104	$104
Tier 1	$129	$134
Tier 2	$149	$154
Tier 3	$169	$174
Tier 4	$184	$189
Tier 5	$199	$199
Tier 6	$224	$224

One thing I find especially interesting is that Disneyland’s cheapest adult ticket is still $104. That starting price has remained unchanged since 2019.

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Multi-Day Disneyland Tickets Did NOT Increase

This was probably the biggest surprise for me. Disneyland did not increase the price of its standard multi-day 1 Park Per Day adult tickets during this price change.

Ticket	Adult 1 Park Per Day
2-Day	$335
3-Day	$425
4-Day	$480
5-Day	$520

So if you’re buying a regular multi-day ticket without Park Hopper, your base adult ticket price didn’t change on October 6.

Park Hopper Prices DID Increase

Park Hopper is one area where you’ll pay more. The one-day Park Hopper add-on now ranges from $75–$95, depending on the ticket tier, and multi-day Park Hopper pricing also increased.

For example, a five-day adult Park Hopper ticket went from $645 to $660, an increase of $15 per ticket. For a family of five, that’s another $75. Those smaller increases can add up pretty quickly when you’re paying for an entire Disneyland vacation.

I still really like Park Hopper at Disneyland because Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure are directly across from each other, but it’s something to factor into your budget.

Lightning Lane Multi Pass Increased

Lightning Lane Multi Pass also got a small increase. The advance purchase price went from $34 to $35 per person, per day. Same-day pricing now starts at $38 instead of $37 and can vary by date.

Magic Key and Parking Prices Did NOT Increase

Another surprise: Disneyland did not increase Magic Key prices this time around.

• Inspire: $1,899
• Believe: $1,474
• Explore: $999
• Imagine: $599

Theme park parking also stayed the same: $40 for standard parking and $60 for preferred parking.

Why Was This Disneyland Price Increase So Small?

This is completely my own speculation—Disney hasn’t said this—but I wonder if the economy has something to do with it.

Everything is expensive right now. Groceries are expensive. Hotels are expensive. Eating out is expensive. Travel is expensive. And Disneyland is a luxury.

Disney has a tremendous amount of data about what guests are willing to spend, and at some point there’s a limit. Families may start going for fewer days, skipping Park Hopper or Lightning Lane, choosing less expensive hotels, or simply visiting less often.

So while Disney certainly didn’t stop raising prices, I wonder if they’re being a little more careful about how far they push them right now. It’ll be interesting to see what kinds of ticket discounts and hotel offers Disneyland releases for 2027.

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Disneyland Ticket Price Increase FAQ

Did Disneyland raise ticket prices in 2026?
Yes. Disneyland increased select ticket prices on October 6, 2026. Adult Tiers 1–4 increased by $5, while Tiers 0, 5, and 6 remained unchanged.

Did multi-day Disneyland tickets increase?
Standard multi-day 1 Park Per Day adult ticket prices did not increase on October 6, 2026. Park Hopper pricing did increase.

Did Disneyland Magic Key prices increase?
No. Magic Key prices remained unchanged during the October 6 price increase.

Did Lightning Lane Multi Pass increase?
Yes. The advance price increased from $34 to $35 per person per day, and same-day pricing now starts at $38 instead of $37.

Can I still buy Disneyland tickets at the old prices?
Yes! Get Away Today will sell Disneyland tickets at the old prices through October 19, 2026.

When will Disneyland raise ticket prices again?
Disney doesn’t publish a regular price-increase schedule. Disneyland has raised prices in October for five consecutive years now, so fall 2027 is something to watch—but there’s no way to know exactly when the next increase will happen.

The Bottom Line

Disneyland raised prices again, but this was a much more limited increase than I expected.

Some one-day tickets increased by $5, Park Hopper got more expensive, and Lightning Lane increased slightly. But multi-day 1 Park Per Day adult tickets, Magic Keys, parking, and several one-day adult ticket tiers stayed exactly the same.

Most importantly, if you already have a Disneyland trip planned, check Get Away Today before paying Disney’s new prices. Their old ticket prices are available through October 19, 2026.

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