Disneyland Costco Tickets Cost 330 Through Dec 18

Select Costco warehouses began selling a new Disneyland Resort ticket bundle on October 2, 2026, priced at $329.99. Mickey Visit and a same-day Slickdeals staff listing both identify warehouse item 2113717 as a 2-day Park Hopper ticket, Lightning Lane Multi Pass, and a $60 Disney dining card, valid for visits from October 2 through December 18, 2026. The package is not listed on Costco.com in those reports, so the only way to buy it is on a warehouse floor that actually has stock.

The traveler decision is immediate and local: if you already hold a Costco membership and can reach a warehouse that is stocking the SKU, the bundle undercuts a typical two-day hopper plus Lightning Lane stack by more than $150 a person. Compare that warehouse price against current Disneyland Resort ticket types and list prices before you drive, because the 13-day use fuse and the December 18 hard stop change who this deal actually serves.

The Warehouse Bundle Dated October 2 to December 18

Mickey Visit reports the offer is a warehouse-floor discount with no residency requirement and no ID check tied to a California address. Any Costco member who can buy the SKU can use it. Slickdeals lists the same item number, the same $329.99 price, ages 3 and up, and the same October 2 start. Both outlets say park reservations are still required after purchase, which matches how Disneyland currently admits guests on date-based tickets.

The dining card is the new piece versus a plain hopper plus Lightning Lane purchase at the gate. It is a $60 Disney dining card, not a restaurant reservation and not a character-meal voucher. Use it on food and beverages that accept Disney gift cards. It does not stretch the ticket window or replace a park reservation.

Because the bundle is a physical warehouse item, stock will vary by club. Slickdeals advises calling a Southern California Costco to ask for item 2113717 rather than assuming every building has it. Mickey Visit likewise says the item is not available at all Costco stores. Treat a confirmed shelf tag in your building as the only buy signal.

How the Cost Stacks Against Gate Prices

Mickey Visit compares the $329.99 Costco stack with a $503 adult gate equivalent: a 2-day Park Hopper plus Lightning Lane Multi Pass, before the $60 dining card. Child gate math in that comparison is $483. Disneyland’s ticket-price FAQ lists a 2-day Park Hopper at $435 for adults and $415 for children, and Lightning Lane Multi Pass starts at $34 per ticket per day, which is how a hopper plus two Multi Pass days lands near $503.

The savings hold only if you would have bought those three pieces. A Magic Key holder, a guest who skips Lightning Lane, or anyone who needs three or more park days is shopping a different basket. Extra days still cost Disney list rates. Deep Arrival’s earlier $104 one-day tickets for ten September dates were a different, now-closed product. Do not mix that window with this fall hopper bundle.

Warehouse Limits, Reservations, and the 13-Day Fuse

Two clocks sit on the ticket. First use cannot be later than December 18, 2026. After you scan in, the unused second day expires 13 days later or on December 18, whichever comes first. A Friday-Saturday hop in early October is easy. A first day on December 10 leaves little room for day two. Plan the pair before you activate.

Slickdeals says you redeem in the Disneyland app: link the ticket, then make park reservations. You need a reservation on the books even though Park Hopper lets you move between parks. Photo identity attaches at the main gate on first use, so the tickets are not transferable after activation. Check Disneyland Resort park hours for both days. Buying the SKU does not create a reservation.

Finding Item 2113717 in California and Nearby States

Slickdeals locates the offer at select Costco warehouses, usually in Southern California, and notes that Arizona and Nevada clubs have carried similar Disneyland warehouse tickets in past cycles. That is a search order, not proof that Phoenix or Las Vegas has item 2113717 this week. Mickey Visit says last year’s comparable package reached western U.S. warehouses. For this October SKU, both reports treat a confirmed shelf tag as the only stock proof.

Costco.com is not the backup. If your club does not have 2113717, try another nearby warehouse or a different ticket path. A membership card is required. Photograph the shelf tag and the fuse dates before you pay, because those rules live on the package, not on a product page.

Fall Calendar and Oogie Boogie Hours

Slickdeals flags Oogie Boogie Bash as the October hours trap. On those separately ticketed Disney California Adventure nights, regular guests lose the park in the early evening, cited at 6:00 pm. A Park Hopper still opens Disneyland Park after that cutoff, but you lose evening California Adventure time. Skip party nights if your plan is a late DCA meal or nighttime attractions there.

Halloween Time, Veterans Day weekend, and the Christmas run-up all sit inside the October 2 to December 18 window. The Costco price buys a lower entry cost, not a quieter day. The fuse still requires both days within 13 days, so a Thanksgiving day plus a December day does not fit on one bundle. Magic Key holders who already have admission should buy Lightning Lane and dining credit separately instead of this two-day ticket.

Weekend Steps for the Costco Bundle

Call the warehouse and ask for item 2113717 by number. If they have it, go the same day. Buy only for people who can visit on a paired two-day schedule inside October 2 to December 18. After purchase, link each ticket in the Disneyland app and lock both park reservations before you leave the lot, then check hours including any Oogie Boogie early close.

If no nearby warehouse has the SKU, stop hunting this bundle and buy through Disney’s ticket calendar or a hotel package you can complete. A long drive is worth it only when the club confirms 2113717 on the phone. The $329.99 price is real only when the box is on the pallet.