New Disneyland Deal at Costco

Costco has a Disneyland offer for a 2-Day Park Hopper ticket with Lightning Lane Multi Pass for $389.99. The Park Hopper means you can visit Disneyland and California Adventure both days. These offers are at Costco locations around the country and they can mean a savings of more than $85.00 on the same tickets straight from Disney’s website. Scroll down for a breakdown of the savings and our Disneyland Crowd Calendar update.

Since this offer is non-refundable, Costco has an alert in orange on the display card that you’ll take to the register. There is a QR code on the back of the cardboard ticket display that will take you to the Disneyland website. Once on the website, you can verify reservations are available during your chosen dates during the offer period before you complete your purchase.

We’ve updated our Disneyland Crowd Calendar based on what we’ve observed for similar offers in the past. Based on our historical data, crowd levels are likely to increase during the last few days of the offer window.

The graphic above, left, shows what each of the crowd level numbers mean in terms of forecasted wait times. The screenshot on the right is our Disneyland Crowd Calendar for May of 2026. Once you’re on our website, you can click on a date to see the individual forecasts for Disneyland and California Adventure.

We selected Saturday, May 23rd, and Sunday, May 24th, to price out the same offer on Disney’s website.

The screenshot above (left) shows that the same offer from Disney’s website would cost $503.00. This package on Disney’s website includes a 2-Day Park Hopper for May 23rd and May 24th and Lightning Lane Multi Pass for one adult. The Costco offer would be $415.34 after tax and the same offer on Disney’s website is $503.00 = a savings of $87.66 for these dates. Please keep in mind that Disney uses date-based ticket pricing, so your savings may be different.

The screenshot on the right of the image above shows how you’ll select your starting park. Disneyland differs from Walt Disney World in that you will need to wait until 11:00am to enter, or hop to, your second park. For example, if you tap in to Disney’s Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World at 8:00am, you can immediately exit the park and head for the Magic Kingdom where you’ll be able to tap in right away and go about your day. Disneyland doesn’t allow park hopping until 11:00am and their Lightning Lane Multi Pass process is different, too. We’ve got a very useful guide for Lightning Lanes in Disneyland on our blog!

Will you be adding this offer to your shopping list?