DL Guide - Tickets - Chart
Basics of Disneyland Tickets
To enter Disneyland you obviously need a ticket. At Disneyland tickets are called
passports. Single day, multi-day and annual passports are available for varying prices
depending on your situation. Complimentary entry is also available for certain Cast
Members (Disney's name for employees) and their friends and family in certain situations.
So if you are or know a Cast Member, you may want to check with them.
Tip: Purchase your tickets before you get to Disneyland using one of the methods shown below. You'll save yourself alot of time by not having to wait when you arrive at the park.
Purchasing Passports
When purchasing tickets at the Main Gate, Disneyland accepts cash, checks, traveler's
checks, American Express, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, the Disney card and the JCB Credit
Card. Tickets can also be purchased at any Disney Store though you should allow extra time
as they may not be a stocked item. Tickets can also be purchase via mail order at:
Disneyland
Ticket Mail Order Services
1313 Harbor Blvd., PO Box 61061
Anaheim, CA 92803-6161
(Allow at least 2 weeks for delivery)
Certain types of tickets can also be purchased at local hotels and motels or purchased online at Disney.com by clicking here.
Ticket Options
Single and Multi-Day
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Passport Good at Disneyland or DCA. Best option for one-day visitors not eligible for California resident salutes |
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Two Day
Hopper Ticket Allows park hopping between parks. Good option if you want to visit on two or three consecutive weekends. |
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Three Day Hopper Ticket Allows park hopping between parks. Good option if you want to visit on two or three consecutive weekends. |
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Five Day
Hopper Ticket Allows park hopping between parks. Good option if you want to visit on two or three consecutive weekends. |
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| Military
Discount Probably the leasy expensive way to visit if you're eligible |
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Annual Passports
| Premium
Annual Passport Good option if you want the freedom to visit Disneyland or Disney's California Adventure (DCA) without restriction. If you're not a local but plan to visit the parks more than once a year, this may be a good option. The 10% merchandise and food discount and included parking also make this an attractive option. |
Includes admission every day of the year. Also includes parking and a 10% discount on most merchandise and some restaurants. Click here for more details. |
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| Deluxe
Annual Passport If you're not a local but plan to visit the parks more than once a year, this may be a good option (but be aware of the blockout days). |
Includes admission 320 days per year (there are 45 blockout days). Does not include parking (may be purchased for $35). Click here for blackout days and more details. |
Discounts
Discounts are often possible if you purchase your passport in the human resource
departments of large companies or through credit unions. Discounted tickets are not
usually available at hotels or retail shops, so be very weary of any special offers you
see advertised.
Parking
If you'll be driving to Disneyland you'll need to pay for parking:
- Autos: $8
- Autos with Trailers / Campers / RVs / Limos $10
- Buses / Tractors: $12
If you hold on to your parking receipt you can exit and reenter the parking lot on the same day.
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