Just days after the Walt Disney World Resort revealed ticket prices would increase, Universal Studios Orlando officials announced Friday that the theme park’s admission costs would go up.

According to the Orlando Sentinel, the price of Universal’s single-park tickets increased $5 to $115 per adult, and single-day, park-to-park tickets for Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure and Volcano Bay jumped from $165 to $170.

For non-Florida residents, the cost of multi-day admission to all three parks climbed to $92 per day, an increase of $10. Not all prices went up, though, as tickets for Volcano Bay will still cost $67.

Admission costs will vary throughout the year based on Universal Orlando’s tiered-pricing structure.

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Last week, officials from Disney World and Disneyland announced admission prices for both theme parks would increase effective immediately. One-day regular ticket prices for the Magic Kingdom jumped from $107 to $109 and peak ticket prices climbed from $124 to $129 per person.

Disney also announced Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Animal Kingdom prices will increase from $107 to $114 for a one-day regular ticket, $99 to $102 for a value ticket and from $119 to $122 for a peak ticket.