Costco Brings Back Rare $329 2-Day Disneyland Ticket Bundle
Anyone who's tried to price out a Disneyland trip during the pumpkin-spice glow of Halloween Time or the festive buzz of the holidays knows the sticker shock is very real. Between peak-tier single-day admission, adding on Park Hopper access to bounce between Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, and paying extra for line-skipping passes, the total can climb fast before you even buy your first warm churro.
That is why theme park fans were thrilled when a rare, heavily discounted ticket bundle quietly reappeared on warehouse shelves.
Costco has officially brought back its limited-time Disneyland Resort ticket package, offering members a 2-Day Park Hopper ticket bundled with line-skipping perks and dining credits at a noticeable discount. If you are hoping to sneak in a quick Californiagetaway before the end of the year, it could easily keep hundreds of dollars in your pocket.
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What's in the Costco Disneyland Deal?
Priced at $329.99, the package gives you a lot more than just admission:
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2-Day Park Hopper Ticket:Lets you jump freely back and forth across the esplanade between Disneyland Parkand Disney California Adventureon both days.
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Lightning Lane Multi Pass:Included for both days of your visit, letting you book arrival windows for popular attractions like Space Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, and Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!, so you spend your trip having fun instead of standing in two-hour queues.
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$60 Disney Dining Card:Pure snack money. You can tap it to cover seasonal holiday treats, Dole Whips, Jolly Holiday bakery pastries, or a sit-down meal at Blue Bayou.
When you stack that up against Costco's previous Disneyland ticket deal from earlier this year—which ran $389.99 for a 2-day pass and didn't even come with food money—this new package is $60 cheaper plus you get $60 toward lunch.
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The Fine Print: Dates and Restrictions You Must Know
Before tossing this bundle into your oversized grocery cart, there are a few critical rules you need to know so you aren't caught off guard at the gate:
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Strict Travel Window:These passes are valid October 2 through December 18, 2026. If you were hoping to use them for Christmas week, New Year's, or push them into 2027, take note: they officially expire after December 18 and are only valid in Anaheim (not Orlando).
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The 13-Day Clock:Once you scan your ticket on Day 1, your second visit must be completed within 13 consecutive days. You can't use one day in October and save the other for mid-December.
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Park Reservations Are Still Required:Buying the ticket does not automatically guarantee your spot in the park. You still have to log onto Disneyland's reservation calendar and reserve your starting park for each date. Since Halloween and early December weekends fill up fast, check reservation availability before buying.
This story was originally published by Parade on Oct 14, 2026, where it first appeared in the Travel section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
