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).
Data from our financial benchmarks dataset.
Posted 9/2026
