Disneyland fans woke up Wednesday morning to find about a 6% price increase on most park tickets and a price increase between 6% to 20% on annual passes, known as Magic Keys, for Disney’s original resort in California.

CALIFORNIA – Walt Disney Co. is increasing ticket prices for its two Southern California theme parks by about 6 per cent on most days.

Disneyland is raising the price of its most in-demand tickets starting Wednesday. The base entry price will remain at $104 while others will increase between $7 and $12. The park's Magic Key annual pass prices will rise between 6% and 20%, or $100 to $125 depending on the pass type.

Select dates now top $200 for one-day, one-park tickets, but depending on how and when you visit Disneyland, you may not notice a difference.

Some annual pass prices are jumping by 20%.

Disneyland is raising its prices again, implementing increases across the board and for its highest-demand days.

The most expensive single-day ticket to Disneyland is now a little over $200, while annual passes will increase by as much as 20%. The price hike applies to both Disneyland Resort and Disney California Adventure effective immediately.

In the wee hours of the morning Wednesday, Disneyland quietly raised prices for most ticket types by as much as $12 per day, leaving only the entry-level ticket price unchanged at $104 per day. These Disneyland ticket price changes are effective immediately.

The Walt Disney Company is hiking the prices of tickets for admission to its two Southern California theme parks by about 6% on the busiest days. Weekends and holidays, which are the highest volume days in terms of visitors to Disneyland and California Adventure,