Regular Disneyland Admission Prices
Disneyland Admission ticket prices last went up October 9, 2024. Annual pass prices last went up October 9, 2024.
Listed below are the full Disneyland admission prices you will pay at the theme park ticket booths. Theme park tickets are not subject to tax in California.
Special note: A theme park reservation is required for the first park you visit. Before buying tickets, check the theme park reservation calendar to make sure you can get into the parks you want to visit, then buy your tickets and link them to your Disney account, then go back to the park reservation calendar to lock in your park reservations. If your plans change, you can change your park reservations later, assuming there’s availability at the park you want to switch to. Park hopping is available from 11:00 am until park closing; read more about how Park Hopper currently works.
Substantial advance-purchase discounts are available on multi-day tickets. Make sure to consult our comprehensive guide to Disneyland ticket discounts.
Disneyland Ticket Price Tiers for 1-day Tickets
Disneyland has price tiers for 1-day tickets, where tickets cost more on busier days. There are at least 7 tiers, with the cheapest tickets available for midweek dates in the very off season, and the most expensive for summer weekends and peak holidays.
You can use a higher-tier ticket on a lower-tier day but you can’t get a refund of the difference in cost if you use, say, a Tier 1 ticket on a Tier 2 date. You can upgrade a lower-tier ticket if you decide to go on a higher-tier day, by paying the price difference at any ticket booth or Guest Services location.
Multi-day (2-day and longer) tickets do not have tiers, and you can use them on any day of the year.
Basic Disneyland Admission Prices
There is no tax on theme park tickets in California, so the prices below are the total price charged at the gate or via advance purchase on Disneyland.com.
With a 1-Park Per Day Ticket, you cannot visit both parks on the same day. If you buy a 2-Day or longer 1-Park Per Day Ticket, you can visit one park one day, and the other park another day. With a Park Hopper Ticket, you can visit both parks on each day.
One Park Per Day (no park hopping allowed):
Ticket Type | Ages 10+ | Ages 3-9 |
1-Day, 1 Park Ticket (Variable Prices) | $104-$206 | $98-$196 |
2-Day, 1 Park Per Day Ticket | $330 | $310 |
3-Day, 1 Park Per Day Ticket | $415 | $390 |
4-Day, 1 Park Per Day Ticket | $474 | $444 |
5-Day, 1 Park Per Day Ticket | $511 | $476 |
Park Hopper (visit both parks each day):
Note: Park Hopper tickets are always a flat $60 more than the equivalent One Park Per Day ticket.
Ticket Type | Ages 10+ | Ages 3-9 |
1-Day Park Hopper Ticket (Variable Prices) | $169-$281 | $163-$271 |
2-Day Park Hopper Ticket | $415 | $395 |
3-Day Park Hopper Ticket | $505 | $480 |
4-Day Park Hopper Ticket | $569 | $539 |
5-Day Park Hopper Ticket | $616 | $581 |
Disneyland Annual Pass Information
Disneyland’s annual passes are called “Magic Key Passes” and for the most part they work like the old “Annual Passports” and have similar price points, with varying amounts of blackout dates.
Please note: new Magic Key passes will be available to purchase from time to time. Disneyland will announce when and which ones are available to purchase. Sales can go quickly, sometimes they will only be available for a day.
The key difference for the new Magic Key Passes versus the previous passes is that even with the highest level pass, you have to reserve dates you want to visit in advance. You can book reservations starting up to 90 days in advance all the way up until the day you visit, if reservations are available. You can cancel a reservation up to the day before arrival with no penalty. Each pass has a different number of outstanding dates you can have booked – once you have booked that many dates in the future, you can’t reserve any more until you actually consume a date or cancel a reservation. Also, Disney greatly frowns on booking dates in the future without intending to actually attend. If you don’t show for your reservation enough times, Disney reserves the right to suspend your ability to use your pass. Currently no-showing three times in 90 days will get your pass suspended for 30 days, but Disney may make adjustments as needed over time.
Disneyland Magic Key Pass Options:
Inspire Key – $1749 (no current renewal discount). New sales of this pass are subject to availability, but you can still get it when you renew any Disneyland Magic Key pass. This pass allows you to visit Disneyland or California Adventure on 353 specific days (as long as you can get a park reservation for the days you want). December 21 – January 1 is blocked out. You can have up to 6 days of park reservations outstanding at any one time with this pass. This pass comes with FREE parking in any theme park lot, unlimited PhotoPass downloads, 20% off the cost of Lightning Lane Multi Pass, 20% off most merchandise purchased in the parks or in Disney-run stores in Downtown Disney, and 15% off most food and beverage in the parks and in Downtown Disney. California residents can pay for this pass in monthly installments for no additional charge.
Believe Key – $1374 (no current renewal discount). New sales of this pass are subject to availability, but you can still get it when you renew any Disneyland Magic Key pass. This pass allows you to visit Disneyland or California Adventure on 317 specific days (as long as you can get a park reservation for the days you want). Christmas season, peak spring break and a few peak weekends are blocked out. You can have up to 6 days of park reservations outstanding at any one time with this pass. This pass comes with 50% off parking in any theme park lot, unlimited PhotoPass downloads, 20% off the cost of Lightning Lane Multi Pass, 10% off most merchandise purchased in the parks or in Disney-run stores in Downtown Disney, and 10% off most food and beverage in the parks and in Downtown Disney. California residents can pay for this pass in monthly installments for no additional charge.
Enchant Key – $974 (no current renewal discount). New sales of this pass are subject to availability, but you can still get it when you renew any Disneyland Magic Key pass. This pass allows you to visit Disneyland or California Adventure on 216 specific days (as long as you can get a park reservation for the days you want). Christmas season, spring break, most of summer and multiple peak weekends are blocked out. You can have up to 4 days of park reservations outstanding at any one time with this pass. This pass comes with 20% off the cost of Lightning Lane Multi Pass, 25% off parking fees for the Toy Story lot only, 10% off most merchandise purchased in the parks or in Disney-run stores in Downtown Disney, and 10% off most food and beverage in the parks and in Downtown Disney. California residents can pay for this pass in monthly installments for no additional charge.
Imagine Key – $599 (no current renewal discount). New sales of this pass are subject to availability, but you can still renew it. Reserved only for Southern California residents (must live in a zip code between 90000-93599). This pass allows you to visit Disneyland or California Adventure on 147 specific days (as long as you can get a park reservation for the days you want). All holidays, summer, and almost all weekend days are blocked out; it’s mostly valid for Monday to Thursday in off-peak seasons. You can have up to 2 days of park reservations outstanding at any one time with this pass. This pass comes with 20% off the cost of Lightning Lane Multi Pass, 25% off parking fees for the Toy Story lot only, 10% off most merchandise purchased in the parks or in Disney-run stores in Downtown Disney, and 10% off most food and beverage in the parks and in Downtown Disney. California residents can pay for this pass in monthly installments for no additional charge.