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Jerkovich, K. (2026, October 6). Disneyland quietly hikes ticket prices — see which passes are affected. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/06/lifestyle/disneyland-quietly-hikes-ticket-prices-for-select-passes-and-add-ons/
Jerkovich, Katie. “Disneyland quietly hikes ticket prices — see which passes are affected.” New York Post, 6 Oct. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/10/06/lifestyle/disneyland-quietly-hikes-ticket-prices-for-select-passes-and-add-ons/.
Jerkovich, Katie. “Disneyland quietly hikes ticket prices — see which passes are affected.” New York Post, October 6, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/10/06/lifestyle/disneyland-quietly-hikes-ticket-prices-for-select-passes-and-add-ons/.
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Disneyland quietly raised its ticket prices starting Tuesday, affecting several mid-level packages while leaving single-day entry prices unchanged. The Park Hopper add-ons for single-day tickets will now start at $75 and increase by $5-$10, depending on the day. Multi-day Park Hopper increases range from $5-$15 based on the time of year, with the five-day Park Hopper ticket jumping to $660, making it the most expensive option. However, prices for one-park visits over multiple days remain stable at $335 for a two-day ticket and $520 for a five-day ticket. The cost of the Lightning Lane Multi Pass also increased by $1 to $35 pre-arrival and $38 on the day of, allowing visitors to skip lines. These changes impact Disney's revenue strategy, reflecting an adjustment in pricing for more flexible visit options while keeping basic single-park multi-day tickets unchanged.