Disneyland to Raise Prices on Its Two-Day Passes by $4 for Adults
A day after disclosing a $2 hike in daily admission prices, Disneyland announced Wednesday that it also has increased the cost of its two-day passes by $4 for adults and $3 for children.
The Anaheim theme park started selling two-day passes Wednesday for $76 for adults and $57 for children, ages 3 through 11, employees said. Three-day passes remain at $99 for adults and $75 for children.
On Tuesday, the park disclosed that daily admission prices were being raised to $41 for adults and $31 for children. It also said its annual Southern California discount would let in residents regionwide for $31 through mid-May.
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