Ticket prices raised at Disneyland; cost of Genie+ also jumps

Ticket prices raised at Disneyland; cost of Genie+ also jumps


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In case you haven't heard, Disney has raised prices for admission to its Anaheim parks, including its line-cutting service called Genie+. The cost has increased in nearly every ticket category, with a jump of around $10 for each tier of single park tickets. Depending on the day, a one-day ticket now ranges from $104 to $179. An additional $65 is added to the price to make it a park hopper ticket. Disney Genie+ and Lightning Lane services have also increased. At the Disneyland Resort in California, the line-cutting service now starts at $25, according to its website, which is up from $20. The website also states the service is available as an add-on to a ticket or vacation package, adding that it's subject to availability and "prices vary by date." Genie+ has also gone up at Walt Disney World in Florida. The original price was $15 a day, but for the month of October, the cost will range between $15 and $22, depending on the day. Over the last five years, there has been a 36% rise in Disneyland ticket prices.

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