Disneyland prices increased today, Sept. 15th, up $4

One Day tickets went up $4

The Multi-Day tickets will go up January 3rd (announced last month) 3 day and more tickets up $10, Two day tickets up $6

Here is a summary...

Admission:

1-Day, 1 Park = $63 ages 10+, $53 ages 3-9, $61 Senior (Up $4)

1-Day Park Hopper = $83 ages 10+, $73 ages 3-9 (Up $4)

SoCal/Vons Resident 1-Day Hopper = $78 ages 10+, $68 ages 3-9 (Up $4)

Resort Parking:

Cars and Motorcycles = $11 (Up $1)

RV%26#39;s, Limos = $13

Busses, Trucks = $18

Annual Passes:

SoCal Select AP = $124 (Up $5)

SoCal AP = $154 (Up $5)

Deluxe AP = $239, Renewal = $219 (Up $10)

Premium = $359, Renewal = $339(Up $10)

AP Parking Add-on = $59 (Up $10)

Disneyland prices increased today, Sept. 15th, up $4

Gosh..I remember when I graduate from H.S. in 1982 tickets were about $18.00.....AND it did not seem like and arm and a leg to go. You felt like you got your bucks worth!

Disneyland prices increased today, Sept. 15th, up $4

AND minimum wage was $3.35 to boot!....

This may have been answered before, but I%26#39;m curious (mostly because it will affect me next month)--why isn%26#39;t there an ';ages 3-9'; price for Annual Passes??

Disney has never offered AP%26#39;s for children, just the one price.

In Southern California, SeaWorld, the San Diego Zoo and WIld Animal Park and Knott%26#39;s Berry Farm and Soak City offers lower priced passes for kids. DIsney, Universal and Six Flags do not.

It is a business decision.....

and gas cost .25 cents a gallon.....................