Do you think Disneyland will lower it's prices in 2026 now that Early Entry will be eliminated in January?

[DodgerGirl]

With the news that Disneyland will eliminate Early Entry to Disneyland Resort Hotel guests will this mean that Disneyland will lower it's prices for tickets in 2026? In my eyes I do think we will see Disneyland start to lower it's ticket prices in 2026 and we will see a giant drop in attendance for visitors who will visit the park in 2026. I do think this was a wrong move for Disneyland to do because when people stay at the Disneyland Resort Hotels they expect extra perks that makes staying at the resort hotels extra special. And I also think Disneyland Resort hotels will begin having lower prices and easy ways to get discounts on rooms. But they should've offered something better than a Lightning Lane pass to come with a hotel stay. Disneyland needs to realize that you do not take good perks away from hotel guests

 

[Nayan]

Disney is set to raise prices, with peak rates going up to $200/day for the Magic Kingdom next year so no Disney will not lower prices. Disney is a business and sometimes businesses make horrible decisions, but those loyal to the brand will still spend their money there.

 

[OlliePop27]

No. The same day they announced EE was going away, they released hotel rack rates for 2026. The hotel rates are substantially higher per night than in 2025. Also, ticket prices to the parks will almost surely go UP in October, consistent with prior years.

Disney does not reduce prices once they raise them. Instead, they will continue to offer promos and discounts on hotels and tickets (e.g., SoCal tickets, summer promotions, etc.).

 

[PaladinButters]

Thanks, I needed a laugh today. Prices will continue to rise, parks will remain packed, the machine keeps going.

 

[Louis63]

I think we'll see more ticket specials instead of " lower prices"

 

[reddog21]

Just an FYI Disney has NEVER in it's history lowered ticket prices, the closest they have come is not raising them after 9/11 and during Covid.

 

[Pluto468]

No, but I wish they would!