Yes, Disneyland Really Did Just Discount Their Kids’ Tickets

Starting October 24, 2023, the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California will be offering their kids' tickets at a deep discount. The resort's website announced that the special tickets prices are coming soon and will be for kids aged 3-9 years old. The $50 offer will be for a 1-day, 1-park ticket.

Park Hopper Ticket and Multi-Day Ticket upgrades and Genie+ service can be added for additional fees, according to the Disney website. Once purchased, the ticket is good for any visit between January 8 and March 10, 2024. Park reservations still need to be made for the day the guest wishes to visit the park. And there are no blackout dates for this special.

The fine print goes on to say someone can purchase up to 10 tickets at one time. And since kids 3 and under are free, a family with many kids under 9 years old can save a lot of money by visiting the park with these special prices. The typical price for a 1-day, 1 park ticket is $179.

It's not clear why this special is being offered. One can presume it's to fill those slow days where kids are back in school after the holiday rush. But does it really matter why? It's discounted Disneyland tickets!! This doesn't happen often, so it's smart to jump on it while it lasts. Disney has specifically said it's a limited-time offer.

Many families are looking forward to checking out the remodel of Splash Mountain. Now called Tiana's Bayou Adventure, the ride isn't scheduled to open until late 2024. So those taking advantage of this special won't be able to see that ride before it's reopened. But there are many other new and upcoming attractions.

Including Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway in a newly reimagined Mickey's Toon Town. The Magic Happens Parade and Wonderous Journeys show are also new additions this year. So there will be plenty still to do early next year. See you at Disneyland!

- Wendy Rush, 96.3 KKLZ

Wendy Rush wears many hats but her vacation time is her time to do whatever she wants. Disneyland only being a four hour drive didn't stop Wendy from experiencing her favorite rides at Disneyland. The ride list has grown since its opening in 1955 and new rides are being added periodically. Get ready to twist, turn, and experience fun with Wendy's seven favorite Disneyland rides.

This ride has an awesome combination of smooth drops and fun scenery. You get to go through an old mining town with mountain goats and old railroad tracks. And the drops and turns aren't so hard that you lose your lunch. But there are a few adrenaline-pumping spots where you're sure you'll hit your head on the mountain (don't worry...you don't).

When I see the Tomorrowland sign, it get excited. That means we're going to Space Mountain! And it's really for one reason: everything is scarier in the dark. Space Mountain doesn't even really go that fast, but doing those turns and drops in the dark brings the traditional roller coaster ride to a different level!

I'm a sucker for anything with a storyline. Pirates of the Caribbean has plenty of it. Pirates locked up in a jail cell, pillaging a town, going into battle. There's plenty to see. This one has been a classic for years and it's one I NEVER miss when I'm at the park.

Not going to lie. Sometimes this ride is just to let mama take a break from all the running around. It's very chill, but lots of fun stuff to see with the animals and waterfalls. And it's a show too because the tour guides always have jokes. 🙂

Another ride I'm not going to miss is the Haunted Mansion. It's a perfect combination of tour and ride, with some spooky eye candy throughout. And going around Halloween or Christmas is a bonus because of the extra decorations!

An oldie but a goodie (and gotta love the new upgrades!). I love this ride because the animated snowmen always catch me off guard, and the water fall drops cool me off on a hot summer day at the park! Plus with all the new animation, it's like revisiting a classic in a whole new way. Bonus: It'll now be the icebreaker I use if I ever run into Matt Damon.

No trip to Disneyland is complete without a trip to the teacups! And it's even more fun now that I'm the older one with more spinning power. Of course, you can't do this one after lunch and, truth be told, sometimes I just visit to watch other people get sick. Either way, it's a "must-do" at Disneyland.

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