Disneyland tickets, reservations process announced ahead of April 30 reopening
more than a year of being shut due to the coronavirus pandemic and California’s stringent reopening rules.
Disneyland and Disney California Adventure Park will open to California residents only on April 30. Before they do, tickets will be open for booking mid-month in phases. Because capacity will be limited to 15% due to state guidelines, Disneyland will manage attendance numbers on a new reservation system requiring all visitors to make a reservation for entry ahead of time, the theme park said last month.
“To enter Disneyland park or Disney California Adventure park, both a theme park reservation and valid admission ticket for the same park on the same date are required for guests ages 3 and up,” Disneyland said in a blog post. “Guests must have a valid theme park admission ticket in order to make a reservation. Theme park reservations will be limited and subject to availability.”
On Friday, guests will be able to view a calendar on the Disneyland Parks site showing available reservation dates.
A few days later, on April 12 after 8 a.m. PT, the reservation system will launch for people who had purchased tickets for Disneyland visits prior to the pandemic shutdown.
Then, on April 15, tickets and reservations will be open to other California residents after 8 a.m. PT. After guests make a reservation, they will be able to select and purchase the appropriate ticket.
Disneyland ticket prices 2021
Disneyland announced a seasonal, tiered pricing scheme early last year, with different tiers based on dates for single-day tickets. Prices range from $104 to $209 for single-day tickets and from $220 to $415 for multi-day tickets, depending on guest age, number of days of the visit, whether park-hopping is selected and how many days the tickets are for, according to Touringplans.com. Pricing for Disneyland tickets is not expected to change from those prices.
