Disneyland guests and annual passholders
were treated to a not-so-pleasant surprise this morning. Whether showing up at the park to buy a one day ticket or annual pass, everyone was greeted with a major price increase — including on the MaxPass service and daily parking as well.
Sleeping Beauty Castle
That’s right, if you’re planning a trip to Disneyland you’ll need to save more than a few more pennies to purchase your park tickets or annual passes with this price increase. Some prices went up as much as 25% overnight.
This increase comes on the heels of some hints from both Bob Iger (Disney’s CEO) and Disney as to the opening date of and more details about Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland.
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Let’s get into the details and the increases:
One Day, One Park Disneyland Ticket Price Increase
- One Day, One Park Low Demand Day: From $97.00 to $104.00
- One Day, One Park Regular Demand Day: From $117.00 to $129.00
- One Day, One Park Peak Demand Day: From $135.00 to $149.00
One Day Park Hopper Disneyland Ticket Price Increase
- One Day Park Hopper Low Demand Day: From $147.00 to $154.00
- One Day Park Hopper Regular Demand Day: From $167.00 to $179.00
- One Day Park Hopper Peak Demand Day: From $185.00 to $199.00
Multi-Day, One Park Per Day Disneyland Ticket Price Increase
- 2 Day, 1 Park Per Day: From $210.00 to $225.00
- 3 Day, 1 Park Per Day: From $280.00 to $300.00
- 4 Day, 1 Park Per Day: From $305.00 to $325.00
- 5 Day, 1 Park Per Day: From $320.00 to $340.00
Multi-Day Park Hopper Disneyland Ticket Price Increase
- 2 Day Park Hopper: From $260.00 to $280.00
- 3 Day Park Hopper: From $330.00 to $355.00
- 4 Day Park Hopper: From $355.00 to $380.00
- 5 Day Park Hopper: From $370.00 to $395.00
Disneyland Annual Pass Price Increase
- Southern California Select: From $369.00 to $399.00
- Deluxe: From $729.00 to $799.00
- Signature: From $999.00 to $1,149.00
- Signature Plus: From $1,149.00 to $1,399.00
- Premier: From $1,579.00 to $1,949.00
The MaxPass Service has also seen a price increase from $10.00 to $15.00
Daily Parking has increased from $20.00 per day to $25.00 per day.
The Southern California Select Pass is also seeing an increase in the number of blockout dates from 202 a days in the past to 211 days in 2019. To review and see all blockout dates for each pass and park visit the Disneyland Blockout Calendar webpage.
Let us know what you think about these new increases. Will this change your plans to visit Disneyland this year, or change the type of Annual Pass that you purchase or renew? Let us know in the comments below!
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Looks like my days of having a Premier pass are over. With the dramatic price increase of signature plus vs signature I’d need three trips a year to justify my WDW AP on top of Disneyland. Definitely going down to Signature and adding AP maxpass, if they still do that, simply because of parking costs. I won’t mind the disneyland park blockout dates because I’m sure those are days I definitely don’t want to be trying to get into Galaxy’s Edge anyway. Do you have any info on the AP maxpass addon currently?
I suppose that this increase will apply to the Disney World parks also?
Yes, these price increases make it impossible for me to do the park with family that come to southern California for vacation.
I’m retired and fixed income, so I don’t have any plans to do the parks when the kids come home to visit.
My days are over way to expensive anymore ….we have had pass 10 years strait now and we have to say good by…
Disney has gone from the Happiest Place on Earth to the Happiest MOST EXPENSIVE place on earth.
Walt would be pissed.
I think it’s time to go to Universal.
Wow, after 8 yrs of annual passes for our family (6 adults) no more passes for us! If their trying to keep away crowds, this will work!
As an AP holder for many years, I will continue to be one because it is my happy place and the AP perks. Disneyland has been getting very crowded so the additional AP blackout days and price increases was probably in response to the complaints from non-AP holders. One of my neighbors had a horrible experience when she brought her family to Disneyland during a family reunion. The long lines for food and rides negated the Disney experience she hoped to convey.
Cynthia, since the date-based pricing and increases late last year, we would not anticipate anything imminent at WDW, but there’s really no way to know. They’re nothing if not unpredictable.
Matthew, nothing new on Maxpass, but if we see anything we’ll update!
I was a Premium AP since 1989 while the last Premium price was just under $900 a year. The year it was raised to almost $500+ more in price, I couldn’t justify keeping it, as at that time I was unemployed. Its sad – I used to EVERY week – sometimes just for a few hours – sometimes longer. Had breakfast at Carnation Café on Maine Street each visit. The cast members became my friends and I still stay in touch with them through Facebook – but I REALLY REALLY miss going to the parks to see them and spend some quality time. Since I have been gone, Bobby is gone, Randy left and Oscar retired. I will forever miss them if I ever return…sigh…