Oct 8 (Reuters) - Disney ( DIS ) said on Wednesday it

will raise prices for certain tickets to its theme parks in the

U.S. during key holidays such as the Thanksgiving week and New

Year's Eve.

Prices for one-day tickets to Walt Disney World Resort in

Orlando, Florida, will exceed the current $199 top price point,

beginning with the holidays in 2026, the company said in a

statement to Reuters.

The starting and high-end price for tickets on sale through

to October next year will remain unchanged.

Out of the seven ticket tiers at the Disneyland Resort in

Anaheim, California, five will see price hikes of 3% or less,

the lowest increase in several years. The lowest-priced ticket

will remain unchanged at $104.

Currently, the cost of entry to Disneyland for the week of

Thanksgiving - from November 24 to November 29 - as well as for

the Christmas and New Year's week is $224, according to its

website.

"Our commitment to creating magical experiences for everyone

remains at the heart of what we do - and that will never

change," Disney ( DIS ) officials said in the statement.