Disneyland raised ticket prices on October 6th, 2026, while Magic Key pass prices remained unchanged. All four Magic Key passes continue at last year’s rates, though availability remains unpredictable. The program recently replaced the Enchant Key with the Explore Key in January 2026, which offers expanded summer availability. A significant update removes the no-show penalty entirely, allowing holders to cancel reservations until the day of their visit. Renewals through May 2027 include a Disney Dining Card and upcoming perks. The four tiers range from the Imagine Key for locals to the Inspire Key for frequent visitors, each with different blockout dates and perks. Disney notes that park reservations are still required for all visits, and availability for Magic Keys can sell out quickly.
Key Points:
- Disneyland raised ticket prices on October 6th, 2026, but Magic Key pass prices remained unchanged.
- The Enchant Key was replaced by the Explore Key in January 2026 with expanded summer availability.
- No-show penalties for Magic Key reservations were removed effective October 7, 2026.
- Renewals through May 26, 2027 include a Disney Dining Card with the pass.
- All four Magic Key tiers require theme park reservations and do not guarantee access.
- The Inspire Key blocks out Christmas holiday dates while the Imagine Key has more blockouts.
- Magic Key availability can be unpredictable and may sell out in hours.
- Monthly payment plans remain available for California residents only.