Disney reported a new increase in entrance fees to its theme parks with immediate effect for some tickets at Disneyland in California and with adjustments scheduled for high-demand dates at Walt Disney World in Florida.
The announcement details that the increases seek to reflect the rise in operating costs and the growing demand during the busiest holidays, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's.According to reports, Disneyland will apply its most significant increases on the most requested dates at the end of the year. During Thanksgiving week from November 24th to 29th and the Christmas period between December 20th and January 3rd, the one-day ticket to a single park will increase from $199 to $224. Disneyland has six price levels depending on the number of visitors, and most will increase moderately between three and seven dollars, a smaller increase than in previous years. The cheapest ticket of $104, in the season with the least attendance, will remain unchanged. While in Walt Disney World, Orlando, tickets will not suffer immediate increases, but changes in rates are expected in October of next year, the company announced."Our commitment to creating magical experiences for everyone remains at the heart of what we do, and that will never change," Disney says in the statement.







