Disneyland ticket and AP price increase

[alleinesein]

Since no one else has mentioned it, ticket and AP prices for Disneyland went up today. If you are planning a visit and haven't bought your tickets yet, go rob a bank! They also added new tiers for single day ticket pricing.





1-Day, 1-Park now $104, $114, $124, $139, $154 (previously $104, $129, $149)

1-Day Park Hopper now $159, $169, $179, $194, $209 (previously $154, $179, $199)

2-Day Ticket up to $235 from $225

2-Day Park Hopper up to $290 from $280


3-Day Ticket up to $310 from $300

3-Day Park Hopper up to $365 from $355


4-Day Ticket up to $340 from $325

4-Day Park Hopper up to $395 from $380


5-Day Ticket up to $360 from $340

5-Day Park Hopper up to $415 from $395

[taratru]

I know they have to pay for all the new things, but man, they are making it AWFULLY hard to justify a trip anymore.

[alleinesein]

Feb 12, 2020 12:15:41 GMT -5 taratru said:

I know they have to pay for all the new things, but man, they are making it AWFULLY hard to justify a trip anymore.

I think they really want to push people to buy the multi-day tickets.  There is no reason to buy a single day ticket if you are local and can go multiple times in a year and most people who are visiting from outside of SoCal are usually staying for a few days.  

[ksun]

Glad I bought my AP last week!

[huskymom]

I think I’m going to grab them from UT while the old pricing is still available even though I could use CC rewards if I buy directly from Disney. It’s a huge difference when you factor in the max pass increase.

If you were going to be there on a Sun morn to Thursday evening (week leading up to July 4), would you do 4 or 5 day park hoppers or is 5 days overkill? We are staying at the GC. DH thinks 5 days is too much but I like the ability to just pop in. It’s only about $100 difference, which in the grand scheme of this trip is not much.

[Scout'sHonor]

Feb 16, 2020 11:26:56 GMT -5 huskymom said:

I think I’m going to grab them from UT while the old pricing is still available even though I could use CC rewards if I buy directly from Disney. It’s a huge difference when you factor in the max pass increase.

If you were going to be there on a Sun morn to Thursday evening (week leading up to July 4), would you do 4 or 5 day park hoppers or is 5 days overkill? We are staying at the GC. DH thinks 5 days is too much but I like the ability to just pop in. It’s only about $100 difference, which in the grand scheme of this trip is not much.

We bought ours before the increase and are doing 5 day park hoppers for sun evening-sat morning. I can see why you’d want the 5 day for yours, it’s so easy to pop in at DL compared to WDW.

[alleinesein]

Feb 16, 2020 11:26:56 GMT -5 huskymom said:

I think I’m going to grab them from UT while the old pricing is still available even though I could use CC rewards if I buy directly from Disney. It’s a huge difference when you factor in the max pass increase.

If you were going to be there on a Sun morn to Thursday evening (week leading up to July 4), would you do 4 or 5 day park hoppers or is 5 days overkill? We are staying at the GC. DH thinks 5 days is too much but I like the ability to just pop in. It’s only about $100 difference, which in the grand scheme of this trip is not much.

5 day especially if you want to ride Rise of the Resistance. Boarding passes are still running out in 1-2 minutes. If the weather is hot, you will want to spend the afternoons at the pool so having a 5 day ticket will still allow you to see everything and escape from the heat.

[huskymom]

Thanks alleinesein and Scout'sHonor, for confirming my gut decision!