Core Insights - The Walt Disney Company is increasing ticket prices for its theme parks, Disney World and Disneyland, effective Wednesday, reflecting rising labor costs and ongoing park expansions [1][7][15] Ticket Price Increases - Disneyland's Tier 6 one-day pass has increased by $18 to a record $224 per adult, marking a 126% increase over the past decade [2][6] - The five-day Park Hopper ticket has risen by $39 to $655, representing nearly a 108% increase in 10 years [2] - Annual passes have also seen significant hikes, with the Inspire Key rising $150 to $1,899 and the Believe Key increasing $100 to $1,474 [3][9] Additional Costs - At Walt Disney World, peak one-day tickets have surpassed $200 for the first time, increasing by $10 to $209 [3] - Parking fees have risen by $5, now costing $35 for both standard and preferred parking [6] Visitor Impact - A family of four could now spend nearly $900 for a single busy-day visit to Disneyland, excluding food, souvenirs, or parking [8] - Social media reactions indicate frustration among long-time parkgoers, with some stating they will not renew their annual passes [9][10] Financial Performance - The theme parks division generated $8.12 billion in profit this year, significantly outperforming Disney's film, streaming, and sports businesses combined [13][14]