Visitors to Disneyland and Disney World will now spend more money on tiered tickets and parking, the company confirmed to FOX Business on Wednesday.

Ticket prices at Disneyland are up nearly across the board. The price of a ticket on the busiest days at Disneyland will now cost parkgoers $194, an increase of more than 8%. The cost for a five-day ticket climbed by nearly 16% to $480.

Meanwhile, the park’s lowest-tier single-day ticket price holding steady at $104.

no increase, $104

$5 increase to $119

$5 increase to $134

$10 increase to $154

$10 increase to $169

$15 increase to $184

$15 increase to $194

Prices for Disneyland’s Magic Key annual pass are also higher, as are most Park Hopper add-ons and parking.

$50 increase to $1,649

$150 increase to $1,249

$150 increase to $849

$50 increase to $499

$25 increase to $310

$30 increase to $390

$50 increase to $445

$65 increase to $480

At Disney World in Florida, the cost of a one-day, one-park ticket will remain at $109. However, the theme park increased prices for annual passes and parking.

"We are constantly adding new, innovative attractions and entertainment to our parks and, with our broad array of pricing options, the value of a theme park visit is reflected in the unique experiences that only Disney can offer," a Disney spokesperson said on Wednesday.

In addition to the price increases at both parks, Walt Disney World Resort announced Wednesday that it is bringing back all-day park hopper access beginning Jan. 9, while Disneyland Resort is adding two family-friendly rides to the Disney Genie+ bundle and extending the theme park reservation calendar booking window to 120 days. 

All ticket and parking price increases went into effect on Wednesday.