How much do Disney park tickets cost?

Answer 1

Single day admission is based on seasonal demand. Regular and Value season have blackout dates.

Peak Season Pricing

• 1 Day Magic Kingdom - $132.06 for adults, $125.67 for children
• 1 Day Epcot OR Disney's Hollywood Studios OR Disney's Animal Kingdom - $126.74 for adults, $120.35 for children
• 1 Day Park Hopper (admission to multiple theme parks) - $185.31 for adults, $178.92 for children
• 1 Day Park Hopper Plus (includes admission to water parks, Golf, and ESPN Complex) - $201.29 for adults, $194.90 for children

Regular Season Pricing

• 1 Day Magic Kingdom - $122.48 for adults, $113.96 for children
• 1 Day Epcot OR Disney's Hollywood Studios OR Disney's Animal Kingdom - $113.96 for adults, $107.57 for children
• 1 Day Park Hopper (admission to multiple theme parks) - $181.05 for adults, $174.66 for children
• 1 Day Park Hopper Plus (includes admission to water parks, golf, and ESPN Complex) - $197.03 for adults, $190.64 for children

Value Season Pricing

• 1 Day Magic Kingdom - $113.96 for adults, $107.57 for children
• 1 Day Epcot OR Disney's Hollywood Studios OR Disney's Animal Kingdom - $105.44 for adults, $99.05 for children
• 1 Day Park Hopper (admission to multiple theme parks) - $172.53 for adults, $166.14 for children
• 1 Day Park Hopper Plus (includes admission to water parks, golf, and ESPN Complex) - $188.51 for adults, $182.12 for children

Multi-day admission does not have seasonal pricing or blackout dates, but all admissions must be used within 14 days of first use. Park Hopper and Park Hopper Plus options can be added for an additional fee.

Multi-Day Pricing

• 2 Day - $211.94 for adults, $199.16 for children
• 3 Day - $307.79 for adults, $288.62 for children
• 4 Day - $372.75 for adults, $351.45 for children
• 5 Day - $394.05 for adults, $372.75 for children
• 6 Day - $415.35 for adults, $394.05 for children
• 7 Day - $436.65 for adults, $415.35 for children
• 8 Day - $447.30 for adults, $426.00 for children
• 9 Day - $457.95 for adults, $436.65 for children
• 10 Day - $468.60 for adults, $447.30 for children

Answer 2

As of July 2016 | For Ages 10+

For One person, it varies by date.

For Two people, $97.50 [per person/per day]

For Three people, $85 [per person/per day]

For Four people, $70 [per person/per day]

For Five people, $59 [per person/per day]

Disney California is both the Disneyland Park and the Disneyland Adventure Park. A one day stay at one Disney California costs $87 for one park, and $119 for both parks.

Disneyland Park tickets vary in price depending on age and number of days you plan to visit. They range in price from $81 for a one day ticket to $290 for a five day park hopper. California residents are eligible for a discount.

Prices will vary depending on peak or non-peak traffic days.

Answer 3

Depends on how many people are in your group, what kind of package you're getting (ticket bonuses), if you're planning on staying there for more than one day, and whether you're buying them at the park entrance or online (they cost a little more online)

Answer 4

Depends on how many people are in your group, how many days you're planning on staying there, the types of tickets, and if you're purchasing them online (where they cost a little more) or at the park's entrance

Answer 5

We could give you the prices right now, but this answer will probably be around for a while, and the prices might well change.

Instead, let us refer you directly to Disneyland's website, which will have current pricing for every available option.

A few things to know first:
1. Disneyland has recently (2016) implemented "surge pricing" on one-day tickets, so tickets on the busiest days cost more than tickets in the off season.
2. Multi-day passes are more expensive in absolute terms, but cheaper per day and the more days you get the lower the per-day rate is.
3. Standard tickets allow you into either Disneyland or Disney California Adventure, but not both on the same day (if you have multi-day passes, you can pick which park to go to each day, but once you've entered one you can't then leave it and go to the other). If you want to be able to visit both parks on the same day, you need a "Park Hopper" pass, which carries a significant surcharge.
4. You don't really need a Park Hopper, unless you're only in the area for one day and want to hit just the highlights of both parks. There's plenty to do in either park to fill a day. In fact, you could easily spend two days in Disneyland and not see/do everything (though you may not be terribly interested in EVERYTHING, there will likely be a few rides or shows you like enough to re-visit). Likewise, California Adventure has enough to do to fill at least MOST of a day, especially if you re-do some of the things you particularly liked.

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/tickets/

Answer 6

I don't know when the former answer was written, but it was very much out of date. For current pricing, go to Disney's website.

Disney uses a pricing model for single-day tickets that means that the price is higher on busier days (however, that's not necessarily a ripoff: the park is more likely to be open later, and less likely to have many rides down for refurbishment, during the busy season).

Answer 7

It depends on how many days you are going. When you buy multi-day tickets they get cheaper. Look at tickets2you.com, they have all the prices posted.

Answer 8

A one-day adult ticket through Disney is 87$

Answer 9

A one-day ticket to Disneyland as of Feb. 2016 is $99 for ages 10 and up, or $93 for a child ages 3-9.

Answer 10

As of May 2016, prices for a one-day adult pass vary from $95 to $119 depending on the exact date (more when attendance is expected to be high, and less when it's "slower".)