Disney offers many admission options. In February 2018, Disney increased its seasonal pricing fees (see Non-Hopper Passes below). For planning, it’s safest to budget up to $135 a day for adults and kids ages 10+ ($127 for kids 3–9), the single-day price for one park on a peak day. See https://disneyland.disney.go.com/tickets/ for the most up-to-date prices. Most multi-day passes emphasize flexibility over big savings, so you can do more for a slightly lower price, but are only good for 13 days after the first use. Also note that most passes can be upgraded at the parks as long as they haven't expired. Consider buying an annual pass for just one member of your party to take advantage of discounts. Military members and some groups* are occasionally offered discounts. Here’s the deal on the different passes in 2018, based on options at press time—prices include tax and go up pretty regularly:

*Disney usually has deeply discounted tickets available for military members and their families; check with MWR or ITT and order well in advance. Disney also sometimes offers discounts for California teachers (check with the California Teachers Association), college students (ask at your student union), and some corporate employees (your HR office should have any details).