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Value days are back beginning January 2020!
It’s been almost half a year since we’ve seen a 1-day Disneyland Resort park ticket under $120. Even typically less-crowded dates in September were $129.00 per ticket. Of course, it’s likely that the projected popularity of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is to blame—but all of that changes in January.
On Monday, January 13, 2019, Disneyland will begin selling $104.00 1-day value tickets. February and March will also have value-priced days, all during the week. Fridays and weekend dates fluctuate between Regular and Peak pricing.
Value Days (so far):
January 13-16, 28-30
February 3-6, 11-13, 18-19, 24-26
March 2-5, 10-11
If you’re unfamiliar with Disneyland’s ticket pricing system, there are 3 different tiers: Value ($104), Regular ($129), and Peak ($149). Child tickets (ages 3-9) are $6-$8 less per day and kids under 3 are free. Park Hopper tickets are about $60 more. Disney claims that they’ve created this pricing structure to evenly distribute the crowds—especially considering that a family of four might save up to $180 on visiting during a Value day rather than at Peak pricing!
