Disney travel is seeing some impactful changes, including a small price hike at the Disneyland Resort. Meanwhile, theme park frequent visitors who participate in the Magic Key program get a win.
The Los Angeles Times reported that the price updates will be implemented starting today but are notably the lowest overall in recent years for Disneyland, pointing out the contrast to last year’s hike, which saw an $18 increase. This year, only the mid-priced tickets saw a $5 increase for single-day, single-park tickets at the resort. Meanwhile, the lowest-priced ticket and the highest-priced ticket remained unaffected, staying at $104 (lowest) and $224 (highest), respectively.
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Now, for Magic Key holders, the Disneyland Resort’s current iteration of its annual pass to both parks program, there’s been a surprising announcement regarding one of the trickiest and most divisive rules: its no-show penalty. Well, divisive in that Magic Key holders were never happy with the penalty the parks installed post-pandemic, along with having to make park reservations in advance that stipulated that if you didn’t cancel your park reservations within the window allotted up until the night before, it would count as a strike on the day of your missed visit. Three strikes and you’d be out of luck, unable to make reservations for a period of time and still have to pay your monthly cost or eat away at the entire upfront price paid for your pass. So say you had a family emergency on the day of your planned visit, or a dog or babysitter canceled? Still a strike.
Thankfully, those days are over, and the no-show penalty is no more. Still around is the reservation system, and we sorely miss being able to side-quest over to the parks on a whim for rides, a meal, or holiday gift shopping. In recent days, day-of reservation availability has been a bit more open, as attendance saw a 1% decline in May as international tourism has been low, with peaks during the World Cup and local deals drawing crowds in. Currently, Costco is running a member deal that’s $329.99 and includes a 2-Day Disneyland Park Hopper ticket with Lightning Lane (line wait saver) for both visits plus a $60 dining card, as the resort courts holiday crowds for winter travel.
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