Disneyland has never been cheap (at least in the final decade or so),but the Happiest situation on Earth is quickly fitting the most expensive situation on earth with the recently upped annual pass prices. Here's the new breakdown:Disney Premier ($1439)Access to all Disneyland and Walt Disney World parks
No block-out dates
Parking included
Disney PhotoPass downloads
Dining and merchandise discounts
Disney Signature Plus Passport ($1049)No block-out dates
Parking included
Disney PhotoPass downloads
Dining and merchandise discounts
Disney Signature Passport ($849)Block-out dates: Dec. 19 to Jan. 1
Parking included
Disney PhotoPass downloads
Dining and merchandise discounts
Disney Deluxe Passport ($599)Block-out dates: Nov. 11 and 24 to 26, Dec. 17 and 19 to Jan. 2, and Feb. 18 to 19,all Saturdays from March 18 to Aug. 12, April 14, or May 26 to 28,July 1 to 4
Add parking for $199
Dining and merchandise discounts
Southern California ($459)Valid only for Southern California residents living in ZIP codes 90000 to 93599
Sold at the front gate and will be offered online later this year
Block-out dates include holidays and tall-traffic days (access to both parks for 227 days a year)
Add parking for $199
Dining and merchandise discounts
With Star Wars land on the horizon, Disney's Southern California theme park is the hot ticket in town - and it's only getting hotter. According to a Disneyland spokeswoman, and the number of pass-holders has increased by 250 percent since Disney California Adventure opened in 2001,and unofficial Disney blogs estimate there are currently around 1 million pass-holders.
The higher prices may cut down on crowds, but the question is: will the cost to visit the park get too crazy even for diehard fans?
Source: popsugar.com