Home / News / Viral & Trending Disney World and Disneyland ticket prices are going up—here’s what you need to know dorengo5/Shutterstock Prices have increased between $5 and $65 depending on the type of ticket. By Cassandra Stone October 11, 2023 dorengo5/Shutterstock Rectangle Disney has increased the price of admission to its two most-popular theme parks, Disneyland in California and Walt Disney World in Florida. Visitors can also expect a price increase when it comes to parking as well. The price of a ticket on the busiest days at Disneyland will now cost visitors $194, an increase of more than 8%. The cost for a five-day ticket climbed by nearly 16% to $480. The lowest price Pixie Dust pass has increased by $40 to $439, and the top tier Incredi-Pass has increased by $50 to $1449. Related: This mom’s hilarious ‘realistic day at Disneyland’ TikTok video is so spot-on Most visitors purchase date-based tickets, which will stay the same at $104 per day for Disneyland entry, and $109 for Disney World. As for parking at the parks, the price has also gone up $5 “on par with other theme parks in Central Florida,” according to Disney. Standard parking for cars is now $30. JJUST IN: Disney World has also raised the price of annual passes by $30-$50, depending on pass type:Incredi-Pass: $1,449 (up from $1,399)Sorcerer Pass: $999 (up from $969)Pirate Pass: $799 (up from $749) Pixie Dust Pass: $439 (up from $399)Details: https://t.co/r3Aj3Cdh8a pic.twitter.com/BogYpgfCrd— Ashley Carter (@AshleyLCarter1) October 11, 2023 “We are constantly adding new, innovative attractions and entertainment to our parks and, with our broad array of pricing options, the value of a theme park visit is reflected in the unique experiences that only Disney can offer,” a Disney spokesperson tells CBS Moneywatch. “We are constantly adding new, innovative attractions and entertainment to our parks and, with our broad array of pricing options, the value of a theme park visit is reflected in the unique experiences that only Disney can offer,” the spokesperson said. Related: New research shows ‘The Little Mermaid’ inspired over 48,000 baby names in the U.S. One-day tickets at Disneyland are structured in six tiers, with each tier based on a specific time of year when visitors want to come. The price increases for these tickets are: Tier 1: $119, up from $114Tier 2: $134, up from $129Tier 3: $154, up from $144Tier 4: $169, up from $159Tier 5: $184, up from $169Tier 6: $194, up from $179 The price increases for Disney theme park annual passes are: Disney Incredi-Pass: $1,449, up from $1,399Disney Sorcerer Pass: $999, up from $969Disney Pirate Pass: $799, up from $749Disney Pixie Dust Pass: $439, up from $399 The price increases for multi-day theme park tickets are: 2-day: $310, up from $2853-day: $390, up from $3604-day: $445, up from $3955-day: $480, up from $415 The latest Our Partners Our packing must-have for toddler travel? LEGO® sets Travel Mom lists smart tips to share with your kids if they get lost Travel How to pump and not dump while traveling without your baby Travel How the travel expert does it: Samantha Brown’s money-saving family trip hacks