The Disneyland Resort theme parks are adding a tier to their pricing models and raising the price for parking. According to the Los Angeles Times, daily park pricing will be “jumping 3% to 8%, with standard daily parking rates going up by 20%.” This is the first official price increase since the Disneyland Resort theme parks reopened on April 30th after being shuttered for more than 13 months due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Ticket Pricing Updates
The lowest-priced one-day single park ticket remains unchanged from at $104 (though this priced “Tier 1 Day” is very, very rare), but a new Tier 6 level ticket was added to Disneyland’s former five-tier pricing system — raising the top price for a single-day, single park ticket from $154 to $164 and the most expensive park hopper ticket from $209 to $224. Below is a pricing chart for all the Tiers.
| Adult Ticket Pricing | New Pricing | Old Pricing |
| Tier 1 – One Park Per Day | $104 | $104 |
| Tier 2 – One Park Per Day | $119 | $114 |
| Tier 3 – One Park Per Day | $134 | $124 |
| Tier 4 – One Park Per Day | $149 | $139 |
| Tier 5 – One Park Per Day | $159 | $154 |
| Tier 6 – One Park Per Day | $164 | New Price Tier |
| Tier 1 – One Day Park Hopper | $164 | $159 |
| Tier 2 – One Day Park Hopper | $179 | $169 |
| Tier 3 – One Day Park Hopper | $194 | $179 |
| Tier 4 – One Day Park Hopper | $209 | $194 |
| Tier 5 – One Day Park Hopper | $219 | $209 |
| Tier 6 – One Day Park Hopper | $224 | New Price Tier |
| 2-Day Ticket (One Park Per Day) | $255 | $235 |
| 3-Day Ticket (One Park Per Day) | $330 | $310 |
| 4-Day Ticket (One Park Per Day) | $360 | $340 |
| 5-Day Ticket (One Park Per Day) | $380 | $360 |
| 2-Day Ticket (Park Hopper) | $315 | $290 |
| 3-Day Ticket (Park Hopper) | $390 | $365 |
| 4-Day Ticket (Park Hopper) | $420 | $395 |
| 5-Day Ticket (Park Hopper) | $440 | $415 |
Parking Pricing & Updates
On the Disneyland website, you can see the new pricing for parking at the Disneyland Resort has increased from the standard rate of $25 per day to $30 per day.
Lastly, the Orange County Register is reporting that the Tram service will return in early 2022. This is welcome news for guests who are tired at the end of a long day at the Happiest Place on Earth. The Tram service has not been in operation since the Disneyland Resort theme parks reopened in April.