What is the price of an outing?
Disney’s US and Shanghai parks captured an estimated $257 per guest in FY2024 – the highest per cap in the dataset. The rest of the destination-resort tier follows: Tokyo Disney Resort ~$171 including hotels (¥25,588, FY2025) or ~$123 park-only (¥18,404), Disneyland Paris ~$164 (FY2024), Hong Kong Disneyland ~$149 (HK$1,159, FY2025), and Universal Studios ~$146 (FY2024).
The middle band is regional parks and premium attractions:
- Puy du Fou France ~$92 (FY2023); Warner Bros. Studio Tour London ~$85 (FY2019)
- SeaWorld ~$79 (FY2025); Sanrio Puroland ~$73 (FY2024); Legoland ~$65 (FY2024)
- Six Flags ~$62 (FY2025) and Cedar Fair ~$61 (FY2023) – nearly identical pre-merger per caps
- Therme Erding ~$56 (FY2022); Merlin resort parks ~$52 (FY2024); Tivoli Gardens ~$47 (FY2025)
Asian and Middle Eastern regional attractions monetize a guest at a fraction of Western rates: Haichang ~$23 (RMB 169, FY2024), Imagicaa ~$15 (₹1,312, FY2025), Wonderla ~$13 (₹1,135, FY2025), Nicco ~$9.50 (FY2026), E World ~$8.50 (₩11,569, FY2024), Ancol ~$8 (FY2024). Same industry, utterly different monetization ceilings, set by local purchasing power and product mix (note that some per caps include hotel revenue, which flatters the resort operators).
Posted 9/2026
