When planning a trip to Disneyland, one of the most important steps is securing your tickets and reservations. With demand for the parks continuing to grow, Disney has streamlined the process to make it easier for guests to plan ahead. Here’s a refreshed look at how reservations work today, along with the latest ticket pricing information. (Source: Disneyland.com)
Current Ticket Pricing
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1‑Day, 1‑Park Ticket: Starting at $104 per guest (ages 10+).
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Multi‑Day Tickets: Prices increase depending on the number of days you select.
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Park Hopper Option: Available for an additional fee, allowing you to visit both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure on the same day.
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Children’s Tickets: Reduced pricing is available for ages 3–9.
Ticket prices are date‑based, meaning weekends, holidays, and peak seasons may cost more than weekdays or off‑peak times.
Reservation Requirements
Since the reopening of the parks, Disneyland requires both:
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Valid Admission Ticket
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Theme Park Reservation for the specific date and park you wish to visit
Reservations are made through the Disneyland app or website. Availability can fill quickly, especially during holidays or special events, so booking early is highly recommended.
How to Make a Reservation
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Purchase your ticket online through the official Disneyland site or app.
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Select the date and park you want to visit.
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Confirm your reservation and link it to your Disney account.
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Use the app to manage your plans, dining reservations, and mobile food orders.
Dining Reservations
In addition to park entry, many table‑service restaurants require advance reservations. These can be made up to 60 days in advance through the Disneyland app. Popular spots like Blue Bayou or Lamplight Lounge often book quickly, so plan ahead if you want a special dining experience.
Parking at Disneyland Resort
When planning your Disneyland visit, knowing where to park and how much it costs is just as important as booking tickets and reservations. Disneyland Resort offers several parking options designed to fit different needs, whether you’re arriving in a car, motorcycle, or oversized vehicle.
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Standard Parking: $35 per vehicle
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Preferred Parking: $55 per vehicle (closer spaces for added convenience)
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Oversized Vehicle Parking: $40 (buses, RVs, and large campers)
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Motorcycle Parking: $25
These rates apply to the main guest parking areas and are subject to change, so always confirm on the official Disneyland app or website before your trip.
Parking Structures
Disneyland Resort has multiple lots and structures to accommodate guests:
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Mickey & Friends Parking Structure – One of the largest and most popular options, located near Disneyland Drive.
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Pixar Pals Parking Structure – Adjacent to Mickey & Friends, with easy access to the tram service.
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Toy Story Parking Area – A surface lot located off Harbor Boulevard, with shuttle buses to the main entrance.
Each lot offers tram or bus service to the parks, making it easy to get from your car to the magic.