Overview
- Multiple outlets published detailed lists Tuesday showing Disneyland Resort raised prices on hundreds of food, beverage, and souvenir items across both parks and on-property hotels.
- Iconic snacks and staples saw modest increases with the churro rising from $5.75 to $6.25, popcorn from $6.50 to $7.00, and regular coffee, hot tea, and hot cocoa from $4.79 to $5.49.
- Some quick-service and kids’ items faced larger jumps, most notably the Bean & Cheese Burrito at Rancho del Zocalo which moved from $8.99 to $12.99, while basic entrees rose by smaller amounts.
- Alcoholic drinks generally increased by about $1, bottled grab-and-go beverages rose roughly $0.25, and souvenir drink accessories such as sippers and glow cubes also saw price bumps.
- Reporting places the changes in the context of industry cost pressures, Disneyland’s ongoing investments and anniversary activity, and recommends budget steps like bringing non-glass snacks, requesting free water, and checking prices in the official app.