Disney has been raising prices at its theme parks year after year, leaving travelers disgruntled and making a visit to “the happiest place on Earth” unattainable for many families. But if Disneyland is on your wish list for this year, you may be in luck. Costco is selling a three-day park pass that’ll save you a whopping $181 per person.
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Costco’s 3-day Disneyland Park Pass costs just $450.
To celebrate Disneyland’s 70th anniversary, the company has teamed up with Costco to offer members a discounted three-day Park Hopper Ticket, which means you can “hop” between Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park on the same day.
The Costco voucher, which is only available in-store, costs $449.99 and includes Lightning Lane access and a $30 Disney dining card. It’s valid for anyone aged 3 and up between May 20, 2025, and Dec. 19, 2025. There’s a purchase limit of 20, and park reservations are still required.
So, how much is this saving you?
Normally, a three-day Park Hopper Ticket costs $505, and Lightning Lane is an additional $96, bringing the total to $601. When you factor in the dining credit, this is a savings of $181 per person. If you’re a family of four going to Disneyland for three days, you’re saving more than $700.
In a TikTok video about the deal, shopping influencer @mainstmuse said she heard that Costco will be selling the vouchers through Aug. 14 and that there are no blackout dates.
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Disneyland has some of its own 70th-anniversary deals, too.
If you can’t snag one of the Costco vouchers, Disneyland is running two of its own 70th-anniversary deals, which break down as follows:
- $360: 3-Day, 1-Park Per Day Ticket for $120 Per Day
- $400: 4-Day, 1-Park Per Day Ticket for $100 Per Day
These offers will still save you money, but they’re only valid through Aug. 14, 2025, and they don’t include Park Hopper or Lightning Pass.
During this same time frame, you can also get 20 percent off on select rooms at the following Disneyland Resort hotels for Sunday through Thursday night stays:
- Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
- Disneyland Hotel
- The Villas at Disneyland Hotel
But regardless of how you get to the park, you’ll have the chance to experience the special events Disneyland is putting on to mark seven decades of magic. Perhaps most notably, they’re bringing back the Paint the Night Parade, which they describe as an after-dark “technical spectacle” that features “more than one million brilliant LED lights and popular Disney pals.”
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