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Updated 2026 Disneyland Ticket at Costco

October 4, 2026 by Adrienne Vincent-Phoenix

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Costco is out with another Disneyland ticket offer that can save you 40% off the purchase of a 2-day park hopper ticket with Lightning Lane Multi Pass. The offer is bit different than the one released earlier this year, so read all of the details to see if this is a good option for your travel needs.

This new ticket is $329.99 for all ages, and is a fully-loaded two-day Park Hopper ticket, including Lightning Lane Multi Pass. This time around the ticket is both less-expensive and includes $60 Disney Dining Gift Card. A standard two-day ticket alone with the same perks would run $503.00 for adults, without the dining card, so this package represents a total savings of $233.

The new offer is valid for admission October 2 through December 18, 2026, so it’s good for Halloween Time, the Holidays at Disneyland, Viva Navidad and the Festival of Holidays at Disney California Adventure.

You can save on your late fall visit to Disneyland. MousePlanet file photo.

Once again this ticket has a “fuse,” which means you must use the second admission date within 13 days of your first visit, (or on December 18, 2026, whichever occurs first). Theme park reservations are required, so be sure to make your park reservations as soon as possible so you get the dates you want.

This ticket has been spotted at select Costco warehouses in California. It was not available online as of press time. Each Costco member can purchase up to 10 tickets.

The new Costco ticket covers the Halloween Time and the Holidays at Disneyland, but the 13-day fuse means you can’t attend both on the same ticket. MousePlanet file photo.

Compared to the gate price of fully-loaded Disneyland tickets, this ticket is a good deal if you’re visiting in October, late November or December. This ticket averages to $165 per day, or $135 per day if you factor out the dining card. If you don’t need or want a park-hopper ticket with Lightning Lane, there are two other ways to save money.

  1. Tier 0 Days – Depending on the dates you plan to visit Disneyland, you could save by just buying one-day tickets on Tier 0 days, where a 1-day , 1-park ticket is $104. There are 8 Tier 0 days in November. This option averages $104 per day, or $138 with Lightning Lane Multi Pass.
  2. 1-day Military Ticket offer – Eligible service members and their families receive Tier 0 ($104) pricing on one-day tickets any day of the year through the end of 2027. U.S. military members can visit their military base ticket office or GOVX.com for more information, including eligibility requirements and other restrictions. This option averages $104 per day, or $138 with Lightning Lane Multi Pass.

For everyone else who plans to visit during this period, does not qualify for the military discount and/or wants to visit on a higher-tier day, this ticket is the way to go. The only trick is buying it in the first place. If you live in Southern California, use the Costco app to search your local area for a warehouse that has the ticket in stock – the Costco item number is 2113717.

If you live anywhere outside of Southern California, your best bet is to ask a local friend to snag this for you, but remember to make your theme park reservations as soon as possible so you have your pick of dates.

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Filed Under: Opinion, California, Disneyland, Disney California Adventure, Disneyland Resort Tagged With: Discount Tickets, Disneyland, Disneyland Resort, Disneyland tickets, Disneyland Discount

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