Disneyland $59 evening ticket deal sells out fast

A limited-time $59 evening ticket for Disneyland Resort sold out within six days of its release. The deal allowed entry to one park in the evening on select days through early August. A separate resident offer is set to begin sales next week.

The $59 1-Day Evening Ticket went on sale last week and was no longer available for purchase after just six days. It covered entry Sundays through Wednesdays from July 12 through August 5, with access starting at 7 p.m. for Disneyland and 5 p.m. for Disney California Adventure.

The Disneyland website now lists the ticket as unavailable though its details remain visible. Officials have not confirmed whether the deal will return.

Separately, a new 1-day ticket for Anaheim residents starts at $71 for ages 10 and up and $50 for children ages 3 to 9. Sales begin July 16 for visits from July 20 through October 8, 2026, with full-day park access.

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Disneyland Resort has introduced discounted tickets for local Anaheim residents starting at $71 per day. The offer applies to select dates through October.

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Following Disney's recent announcement of dates for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom, the Disney Food Blog recommends skipping the August 7, 2026, opening night due to expected heavy crowds and operational issues. The event runs select nights through October 31. Planners should choose later September or October dates for a better experience.

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