Disneyland raises ticket prices; entry-level cost remains unchanged

Disneyland has increased its ticket prices for most types by up to $12 per day, with the changes taking effect immediately. The entry-level ticket price remains unchanged at $104 per day. This move follows similar annual increases over the past few years.

Gavin Doyle, founder of Mickey Visit, commented on the timing of these increases: "These ticket price increases come at a time when demand remains strong, which is reflected in Disneyland's crowds. The Walt Disney Company as a whole is also investing heavily in its theme park business. Cast Member wages are going up, there are several new lands and attractions coming to Disney parks across the globe, including Disneyland."

Despite the rise in costs, there are still ways for visitors to save money on their trips to Disneyland. One method is purchasing tickets from trusted third-party sellers like Undercover Tourist before they adjust their prices. Additionally, Disneyland offers special deals on children's tickets and suggests flexibility with travel dates as another way to reduce expenses.