Costco's Disneyland ticket deal is back. But is it still worth it?

"Costco recently announced its Disneyland ticket deal for the first half of 2026. The offer costs $389.99 per person and includes a two-day park hopper ticket with lightning lane multi pass. It's essentially the most expensive tier of ticket you can buy, as it includes the ability to visit both Disneyland and Disney California Adventure parks each day, plus the skip-the-line service."

"Tickets are valid from Jan. 8, 2026 and expire on June 12, 2026 or 13 days after your first visit to the parks, whichever comes first. Keep in mind that the Costco deal is for ages three and up, which means this is the price for the kids' ticket as well as an adult one. Unlike in some previous iterations, this ticket does not come with a dining card."

"If you go through the Disneyland website, the cheapest two-day ticket starts at $168 a day. Including a park hopper option costs an additional $100 per ticket. Without adding lightning lane, which typically costs around $35-40 per day, that's $436. But if you can live without the park hopper option, it's $336. If you're willing to wait for a Disneyland deal, you can get a better ticket offer in other ways."

Costco is offering a two-day Disneyland park hopper with Lightning Lane multi pass for $389.99 per person for visits Jan. 8–June 12, 2026 (or 13 days after first use). The ticket permits daily access to both Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, applies to ages three and up, and does not include a dining card. Standard Disneyland two-day base tickets start at $168 per day ($336 total), with park hopper adding about $100 and Lightning Lane typically $35–40 per day. Past promotions have included much lower prices, such as $259 two-day park hoppers and $249 three-day California resident offers. Buyers should compare options before purchasing.

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