Costco Disneyland Ticket Drops To $329.99 With Lightning Lane Multi Pass And A $60 Dining Card

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Costco has a new Disneyland deal, and it costs less than the last one. The new Costco Disneyland ticket is a 2-Day Park Hopper that sells for $329.99, includes Lightning Lane Multi Pass, and comes with a $60 Disney Dining Card. It is good for visits from October 2 through December 18, 2026.

$60 Cheaper Than January, With Dining Money On Top

Costco’s previous Disneyland ticket was the same 2-Day Park Hopper with Lightning Lane Multi Pass, but it sold for $389.99, had no dining card, and was valid from January 8 through June 12, 2026. This version drops the price by $60 and hands back another $60 to spend on food. Before tax, it works out to about $165 per park day.

That Multi Pass is worth something on its own. Bought separately, it starts at $34 per ticket per day, and the price changes by date. The dining card covers food and drinks at participating locations at Disneyland, Walt Disney World and other U.S. Disney resorts, though it can’t be put toward the ticket itself.

Hopping between Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure is also simpler than it was a year ago. Since June 9, Disneyland no longer makes Park Hopper guests wait until 11 a.m. to switch parks.

Halloween Time And The Holidays Both Fit

The dates cover two seasons at the resort. Halloween Time runs through October 31, and Plaza de la Familia celebrates Día de los Muertos through November 2. The holiday season starts November 13 and runs to January 6, 2027, so the ticket reaches the first five weeks of it but not the last few.

What To Know Before You Buy

The two days don’t have to be back to back, but the ticket expires 13 days after its first use or on December 18, whichever comes first. The same person has to use both days, and the ticket can’t be transferred.

Each day still needs a theme park reservation through StartYourDisneylandExperience.com. Costco tickets draw from their own limited reservation pool, so a date can fill up for Costco guests even while regular tickets still show openings. A QR code on the back of the offer card lets you check dates before buying.

There’s a limit of 20 tickets, tickets are for ages 3 and up, sales are non-refundable, and the deal can’t be combined with other ticket discounts, according to Theme Park IQ.

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