The bundle comes with a 2-day Park Hopper ticket, Lightning Lane Multi Pass and a $60 Disney dining card. It’s good from Oct. 2 to Dec. 18, 2026, and it’s in California Costco warehouses only for now.
Costco just made a Disneyland trip a little cheaper, if you can find it.
A new Disneyland Resort bundle showed up at Costco on Friday, Oct. 2, for $329.99, per WDW News Today and Laughing Place. Theme Park IQ was among the first to spot it.
For that price, each bundle includes:
A 2-day Park Hopper ticket
Lightning Lane Multi Pass
A $60 Disney dining card
How much do you save with the Costco Disneyland deal?
A lot, if you were going to buy all three anyway.
Laughing Place puts the normal price of the same package at about $563. That makes the Costco bundle roughly $233 cheaper.
Mickey Visit breaks it down a little differently: about $503 for an adult’s 2-day Park Hopper with Lightning Lane Multi Pass, or $483 for a child, plus the $60 card.
Either way, it’s one of the better Disneyland deals of the fall. The dining card is basically cash you were going to spend on churros anyway.
When can you use the Costco Disneyland tickets?
From Oct. 2 through Dec. 18, 2026, per WDW News Today.
There’s a clock on it, though. Once you use the first day, you have 13 days to use the second, or until Dec. 18, whichever comes first.
You’ll also need park reservations, per WDW News Today. Book those as soon as you know your dates, especially for weekends and the holiday season. Disneyland’s Christmas decorations go up in November, and those weeks get busy.
Where can you buy the Costco Disneyland bundle?
In Costco warehouses in California, for now.
Mickey Visit says it’s an in-warehouse item, not something you can order online, and it isn’t in every location. It has been spotted in California, and past Disneyland deals have spread to nearby states over time, per WDW News Today and Mickey Visit.
A few more details:
You need a Costco membership to buy it.
There’s no California residency requirement, per Mickey Visit.
The price is the same for kids and adults. Tickets are for ages 3 and up.
The limit is 20 per transaction, and the bundle is nonrefundable, per WDW News Today.
The Costco item number is 2113717, per Mickey Visit. It helps if you have to ask an employee to find it.
What’s the catch with the Costco Disneyland deal?
There are three.
It’s nonrefundable. If plans change, you’re stuck with it.
It might sell out. Mickey Visit expects it to.
The Lightning Lane details are vague. Reports say Lightning Lane Multi Pass is included, but they don’t spell out whether that’s for one day or both. Check the card in the store before you buy.
What is Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Disneyland?
It’s Disney’s paid skip-the-line system. It lets you book return times for a set of popular rides, one at a time, so you spend less time in standby lines.
Bought on its own, it adds about $68 per ticket, per WDW News Today, though prices change by date. Getting it bundled is a big part of why this deal works.
Is the Costco Disneyland deal worth it?
For a two-day trip before mid-December, probably yes.
You get the hopper, the faster lines and some food money for less than you’d pay for the hopper and Lightning Lane alone.
If you’re doing a longer trip or going after Dec. 18, look at Disney’s other offers instead. Disneyland’s fall hotel deals run up to 20% off, but they come with a three-night catch.
Article compiled with the help of the Pirates & Princesses newsroom.
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Hat Tips:
WDW News Today (Oct. 2, 2026), price, contents, validity, the 13-day rule, reservations, limits and Lightning Lane pricing
Laughing Place (Oct. 2, 2026), the $563 normal price and California availability
Mickey Visit (Oct. 2, 2026), adult and child pricing, residency, in-warehouse sales and the item number
Theme Park IQ on X (Oct. 2, 2026), first report
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