Disneyland is bringing back discounts for local residents

November 28, 2023, 1:35 PM · Disneyland's local resident discount is coming back in 2024.

The Disneyland Resort today announced the return of its Southern California resident discount offer. The tickets will go on sale next Tuesday, December 5, and will be valid for your choice of three days between January 2 and June 2, 2024, subject to park reservation availability.

The tickets will start at $225, which will be valid for one park per day on Mondays through Thursdays. To visit on any date, the ticket will be $275. Park Hopper and Disney Genie+ upgrades will be available at time of purchase.

Please check our partner's Disneyland tickets page starting next Tuesday for the deal, as they typically have offered Disneyland's SoCal resident deals at even lower prices than Disneyland's own website. Right now, our partner is offering Disneyland's Kids' Special Offer with tickets as low as $50 per day for ages 3-9. Those tickets are valid for use January 8 through March 10, 2024. (Unlike the SoCal resident offer, the kids' deal tickets do expire 13 days after first use.)

Also, through Saturday, you can use the promo code CYBER on our partner's site for additional discounts on other ticket offers at Disneyland and additional theme parks and attractions. Please visit our previous post, Get the latest deals on theme park and attraction tickets, for a complete list of all available discounts.

You also can find direct links to individual park and resort tickets on the right side (if you are on desktop) or bottom (on mobile) of each Theme Park Insider article page. Again, a small portion of each ticket bought through the site goes to support the site, and your support is greatly appreciated.

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November 28, 2023 at 6:05 PM

Oh good, the park has been so deserted lately, it will be nice to see other people there again.

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