Taking a outing to a “House of Mouse” only got a small pricier. Disneyland (NYSE: DIS) and Disneyworld sheet prices increasing this week.

A one-day, single-park pass to Disneyworld in Orlando will cost $95 for adults, adult from $89, and $89 for children ages 9 and younger, adult from $83.  A one-day, single-park pass to Disneyland or California Adventure in Anaheim, Calif., will cost adults $92 or $86 for kids underneath 10, an boost of 6%. Parking passes during both locations also went adult by $1 to $16.

Consumers buying  a Deluxe Annual Passports, that concede acknowledgment to both California parks 315 days a year, and embody parking, face a biggest cost increases to $499 from $469. Premium Annual Passports for a California and Florida parks also went adult $20 to $669, and have no trance dates.

The Disney Premier Passport allows a holders to revisit total attractions in a California and Florida locations for $979, adult from $849.

Heather Hunter, open family executive during AAA, says a cost travel is not unexpected, as Universal Studios also recently lifted a day rates to $92 for adults and $86 for children in May this year. As schools are scarcely out for summer, it’s doubtful a costs will deter families from visiting these thesis parks, she says.

“…people will continue to go, they only need to be wakeful of a costs so they can budget.”

Here are a few tips from Hunter and Jennie Sanford who blogs during BargainBlessings.com and also serves as a Savings.com DealPro, how to cut behind on costs during thesis parks this summer.

No. 1:  Look for bundled packages. Hunter says if we are going to a park for a day, try to find deals that gold together food, park tickets and hotel bookings. “If we do a Disney dining plan, we can save a lot of money,” she says. “Think about your needs—if we are going for a few days or a week, try to gold together what we can.”

No. 2: Over Pack. Sanford says to over container if we can to equivocate carrying to make trips to drugstores or buy equipment during a park, that tend to be noted up. She suggests creation certain to container equipment like sunscreen, snacks and Band-Aids.

“Anything we forget final notation will be outrageously labelled anywhere in thesis park or hotel,” she says. “Sunscreen, hats, raingear and puncture medicine should all be purchased and brought with you- don’t be disturbed about purchasing when we get here.”

No. 3: Look for hotel freebies. Sanford says hotels that offer giveaway shuttles to and from thesis parks will save we a lot on money, and giveaway breakfast and hotel party can save we some-more income during your stay.

“Most vital hotels around a park will offer this, though it can save we a lot of money,” she says. “Also demeanour for things that can keep your family entertained after hours during a hotel.”