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What do these prices actually look like? the article does not get into specifics about how much it actually costs or how much it used to cost.

dboreham 7y ago
$100/person/day is a pretty heavily discounted price. $200 sticker price.
sys_64738 7y ago
$149 for peak $129 for regular $104 for value When I went there back in the early 2000s it cost $65.
robbiet480 7y ago
Ticket price is based on age, demand, number of days you want to visit and included features (park hopper and MaxPass). The cheapest, adult, lowest demand, 1 day, no features ticket runs $104 right now. The most expensive peak time, single day ticket with park hopper and MaxPass is $214. Annual passes provide extra benefits over tickets and are priced based on what days you wish to be able to go (cheaper passes have more blockout dates or are limited to southern California residents only). AP runs from $599 for Flex (only allowed in certain parks and sometimes must reserve park entrance in advance) to $1399 for the Signature Plus which has 0 blockouts or restrictions. (There is also the Premier passport which costs $2,099 and gets you unrestricted access to both Disneyland and Walt Disney World in Florida.)
- ilamont 7y ago
  For a vacationing family of 4 coming to the park for three full days and staying in a Disney resort for 4 nights in the spring or summer, what might be the expected cost range including everything (except for flights and the rental car)?
  - robbiet480 7y ago
    It really depends on what hotel you are staying at, whether on or off property. On property you could pay anywhere from $3000 to $5000 would be my guess off the top of my head. Paradise Pier is lowest price, Grand Californian is highest. Really depends on when exactly you are going too. I've seen prices like $1200/night at Grand Californian during Christmas time. Disneyland's website has an excellent tool to calculate full price (even including flights). I'd recommend checking that out or calling them for a more personal touch. You can book everything online (tickets, hotels, transport from the airport to the resort, dining and more).
    - ilamont 7y ago
      Thanks. I wasn't interested for my own family, just curious about what people typically pay for the experience these days. FWIW I went to Disneyland and Universal Studios in 1980 with my family, and it really was a special experience - still remember the trip 40 years later.
- cortesoft 7y ago
  As a former season pass holder, I was never bothered by the blackout days... in fact, I figured it was a helpful list of 'days that it will be too crowded to enjoy anyway'.
  - im3w1l 7y ago
    I'm going to start checking for blackout days, even when they don't apply to me now.
- Aloha 7y ago
  For reference, the equivalent to the Signature Plus in 2000-2001 was around 200 dollars.
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dboreham 7y ago

$100/person/day is a pretty heavily discounted price. $200 sticker price.

sys_64738 7y ago

$149 for peak $129 for regular $104 for value When I went there back in the early 2000s it cost $65.

robbiet480 7y ago

Ticket price is based on age, demand, number of days you want to visit and included features (park hopper and MaxPass). The cheapest, adult, lowest demand, 1 day, no features ticket runs $104 right now. The most expensive peak time, single day ticket with park hopper and MaxPass is $214. Annual passes provide extra benefits over tickets and are priced based on what days you wish to be able to go (cheaper passes have more blockout dates or are limited to southern California residents only). AP runs from $599 for Flex (only allowed in certain parks and sometimes must reserve park entrance in advance) to $1399 for the Signature Plus which has 0 blockouts or restrictions. (There is also the Premier passport which costs $2,099 and gets you unrestricted access to both Disneyland and Walt Disney World in Florida.)

ilamont 7y ago
For a vacationing family of 4 coming to the park for three full days and staying in a Disney resort for 4 nights in the spring or summer, what might be the expected cost range including everything (except for flights and the rental car)?
- robbiet480 7y ago
  It really depends on what hotel you are staying at, whether on or off property. On property you could pay anywhere from $3000 to $5000 would be my guess off the top of my head. Paradise Pier is lowest price, Grand Californian is highest. Really depends on when exactly you are going too. I've seen prices like $1200/night at Grand Californian during Christmas time. Disneyland's website has an excellent tool to calculate full price (even including flights). I'd recommend checking that out or calling them for a more personal touch. You can book everything online (tickets, hotels, transport from the airport to the resort, dining and more).
  - ilamont 7y ago
    Thanks. I wasn't interested for my own family, just curious about what people typically pay for the experience these days. FWIW I went to Disneyland and Universal Studios in 1980 with my family, and it really was a special experience - still remember the trip 40 years later.
cortesoft 7y ago
As a former season pass holder, I was never bothered by the blackout days... in fact, I figured it was a helpful list of 'days that it will be too crowded to enjoy anyway'.
- im3w1l 7y ago
  I'm going to start checking for blackout days, even when they don't apply to me now.
Aloha 7y ago
For reference, the equivalent to the Signature Plus in 2000-2001 was around 200 dollars.

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