Disney raises prices at Disneyland and Disney World, tickets reach 200

The Walt Disney Company announced new price increases Tuesday for admission, annual passes and ancillary services at its two major U.S. theme parks, with the changes taking effect Wednesday at Walt Disney World in Orlando and Disneyland in Anaheim. The adjustments push peak single-day tickets above $200 at both resorts and raise fees across multiple pass tiers, parking and expedited queue access.

Under the new pricing, Disneyland’s top-tier one-day ticket for the busiest days rises 18 to $224 for adults, while a five-day Park Hopper pass that allows access to both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure on the same day increases to $655. Disneyland’s highest annual pass, the Inspire Key, is up $150 to $1,899 and the second-tier Believe Key rose $100 to $1,474. The parks’ paid skip-the-line Lightning Lane Multi Pass goes to $34 when purchased in advance. Parking at both California and Florida parks increases $5 to $35 for standard and preferred spaces.

At Walt Disney World, peak one-day, single-park tickets will reach $209, and annual passes rose across all tiers by $20 to $80. The company also adjusted midrange single-day prices at the Florida resort, while lower-priced...