Hong Kong Disneyland Resort (HKDL) has today announced a new demand-based, two-tier ticket pricing structure for park admission, effective Oct 19, 2021. Under this new structure, there will be different pricing for 1-Day Tickets on Regular Days and Peak Days.
The prices for 1-Day Tickets for Peak Days will be HK$699 for General Admission (aged 12-64) and HK$524 for Child (aged 3-11). Prices for 1-Day Tickets for Regular Days will remain unchanged for all ticket types. Under this new pricing structure, these 1-Day Tickets will have a validity of three months. A 1-Day Ticket Calendar showing Regular Days and Peak Days will be available on HKDL’s official website.
For the resort’s Magic Access annual pass program, the new price for an adult Gold Membership is HK$2,228 while that of a Platinum Membership is HK$3,998. The price for an adult Silver Membership remains unchanged. The new prices for student/child memberships under Silver, Gold and Platinum tiers are HK$950, HK$1,588 and HK$2,878 respectively.
While the new pricing structure comes into effect in Oct 19, the first Peak Day will only start on Nov 20, 2021. Guests can continue to purchase Magic Access Memberships at current prices on or before Nov 19, 2021.
Prices for Senior 1-Day Tickets and Magic Access Senior Memberships will remain the same for the 10th consecutive year, and eligible guests with disabilities can also continue to enjoy a 30% discount on 1-Day Tickets for both Regular Days and Peak Days.
This new pricing structure helps spread visitation throughout the year, better manage demand and enable the delivery of a premium guest experience. This approach offers even more choices to guests, in addition to other value-added ticket products such as the Magic Access program.
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