It’s no secret that a Disney Parks vacation can be an expensive experience. Disneyland Resort has just announced a special ticket discount, but there’s a catch: it’s only available to certain guests.
On Tuesday, Disneyland Resort sent out an exclusive marketing email to a limited number of subscribers offering discounted theme park tickets, with the option to add on a Lightning Lane Multi Pass. The offer is available for guests visiting between September 10 and December 12, 2025. The deal includes Park Hopper tickets, allowing guests to visit both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park in one day. Discounted prices are as follows: one-day Park Hopper tickets are $139, two-day tickets are $259, and three-day tickets are $359, providing savings of up to $155 per guest.
However, there’s a catch—this offer is not available to everyone. Guests who received the email can click through to the “Disneyland Resort Special Offer Ticket Store,” where they’ll need to enter a unique PIN found at the bottom of the email. Each PIN can only be used for three transactions, with a maximum of five tickets per transaction, meaning guests can only purchase up to 15 discounted tickets in total.
Unfortunately, this offer is only going out to select Disneyland Resort fans, and it’s unclear precisely what made certain email subscribers eligible for the discount. While Disney is no stranger to offering personalized deals, these discounts are typically aimed at specific groups, like Disney+ subscribers, Disney Vacation Club (DVC) members, or Anaheim residents from select zip codes.
Theme park journalist Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) shared screenshots of the email offer on X (formerly Twitter), giving fans a closer look at the deal:
Disneyland Resort is emailing a targeted special offer that includes a required PIN code for a ticket deal valid Sept. 10 through Dec. 12. You must have a valid PIN code to purchase.
1-Day Hopper: $139
2-Day Hopper: $259
3-Day Hopper: $359
It’s unclear whether Disneyland Resort will extend this discount offer to more email subscribers in the future.
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