With its aggressive financial strategy, Disneyland is pricing out its most loyal fans

The result: People with income less than $75,000 are the most likely to visit the Mouse, while people with income over $150,000 are the least likely to visit.

Parking at the Mickey and Friends garage remains at its pre-pandemic cost, but without the tram service that used to transport guests to the park gates.

In a quarterly earnings call in February, Disney CEO Bob Chapek said the company was taking a “more aggressive” financial strategy, “particularly at Disneyland.” It seems as though that strategy has been implemented.

The Disneyland Hotel regularly hovers in the $500 range for a standard room, while Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel can charge around $800 for a standard room.

While prices technically start at $104 per day for an adult one-day one-park ticket to Disneyland, less than Walt Disney World’s $109 starting price, Disneyland tickets at that price point have not been available since the park reopened in April.

31, you might have expected it to cost less than Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, considering it is a shorter event with far less entertainment,” Jeff DePaoli wrote for Attractions Magazine.

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