Disneyland Resort has rolled out a new ticket option for guests who want a taste of the parks without committing to a full day. Starting June 30, 2026, the Evening Ticket offers admission to Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure for just $59 per person on select summer nights.
Update: The Evening Ticket Is No Longer Available
As of July 6, 2026, the $59 Evening Ticket is no longer available to purchase. Disney has marked the offer as “currently unavailable” on its website. The deal was live for less than a week before disappearing. The resort could release additional inventory in the future, but for now it cannot be booked. Locals looking for another affordable option are in luck, as Disneyland has just announced a new Anaheim Resident ticket offer starting at $71 that goes on sale July 16.
What The Evening Ticket Includes
The Evening Ticket granted entry to one park per visit, with no park hopping. Guests could pick Disneyland Park, where entry began at 7 p.m., or Disney California Adventure, where entry began at 5 p.m. Both ran through each park’s regular closing time, which usually worked out to around five hours of access during the eligible window. A valid theme park reservation was required in addition to the ticket.
Eligible Dates And Pricing
The $59 ticket was valid Sundays through Wednesdays from July 12 through August 5, 2026. It was priced for guests ages 3 and up and could be purchased directly through the official Disneyland Resort website. The offer could not be combined with other ticket discounts or promotions and was nonrefundable once purchased.
What To Expect After Dark
Evening Ticket holders still got a taste of the Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration, including nighttime entertainment, seasonal food offerings, and themed decor across both parks. Character availability was limited during these hours, though Mickey and friends continued to greet guests in Town Square at Disneyland Park and on Buena Vista Street at Disney California Adventure. Anyone counting on Lightning Lane should have tempered expectations, since arriving this late in the day left few selections at most attractions.
Why Disney May Have Offered This Deal
The timing was telling. The offer wrapped just before a packed stretch on the Disneyland calendar, including D23 events in mid-August and the start of Oogie Boogie Bash and Halloween Time later in the month. A discount like this may have been designed to draw more visitors during what is usually a quieter window before those bigger draws begin. For more on recent changes to how guests can use their tickets at the Resort, see our coverage of Disneyland’s updated Park Hopper rules.
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