Migrating APs and WLCs to other subnets

At the moment we have 2 and WLCs with 50 licenses and almost 100 LAPs (with fixed IP-address and with configured controller address).
I want to move the WLCs to VLAN 150 (192.168.150.0/24) and the LAPs to VLAN (192.168.160/24). 
To do this do I need to change the fixed configuration of every AP to the correct IP-address and than place them in de correct VLAN and if all LAPs changed the IP-address of the controller and place him in correct VLAN? Our is there a easier way to do this.
I have read something about giving a option in the DHCP scope but I don't think that wil work in my situation because I have 2 controllers.

There are multiple ways of doing this.
If you have WCS or Prime, you could push Primary Controller information to all you AP with new controller IP information (since it is not live, it won't affect AP). In this way one you change the WLC IP, AP will join your new controller as primary controller.
As Leo suggested you can use DNS or DHCP option 43 method as well. In DHCP option 43, you can give multiple controllers IP if you want. But if these two controllers are in same mobility group, irrespective of the option 43 config, AP will get to know about available controllers as long as they reach any one of your controller.
HTH
Rasika
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