Costco Disney World Tickets

As of 2016, Costco Disney World Tickets are no longer available. Despite tickets no longer being sold at Costco, buying through Park Savers is a great way to get the same offers and discounted pricing that you would at any Costco warehouse. Including Costco Disney World tickets Orlando!

 

If you’re looking for the same discount as the Costco Disney World tickets, you’ve come to the right place! Park Savers offers the same discount or better on all Walt Disney World tickets including Base Tickets, Park Hopper and Park Hopper Plus. If you already know which tickets you want and are ready to buy, click here for our current pricing. Park Savers has been selling discounted theme park tickets for over 10 years and is the leading expert on discount tickets. This includes the very popular cheap Magic Kingdom tickets!

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Disney World Tickets from Costco were a fantastic deal while they were offered. Some of the savings were up to per ticket. Guests could purchase the tickets online via costcotravel.com and choose the type of tickets they wanted including Base tickets, Park Hopper tickets and Park Hopper Plus tickets. Disney World tickets Costco are no longer available, but keep reading for amazing discount deals going on right now!

 

Now, Costco members can only purchase Disney World tickets through packages. These packages include hotel, flights, tickets, dining and more. If that’s something you’re looking for, then you can book that online or over the phone (1-877-226-3380). Since Disney World tickets at Costco are no longer available individually, you can purchase them from our authorized affiliate Undercover Tourist at a great price!

 

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Base Tickets

 

Base Tickets to Walt Disney World allow you access to 1 of the 4 parks each day. You cannot go back and forth or switch parks once you’ve entered one. You’ll have to stay in the first park you entered the entire day. The next day you’ll be able to choose a new park and so on. While these tickets are cheaper, they don’t offer much flexibility, especially if you find the park you choose is busy.

 

Park Hopper Tickets

 

Park Hopper Tickets allow you entrance into all 4 theme parks on the same day. If you enter Magic Kingdom in the morning, you can switch over to Animal Kingdom in the afternoon. It’s unlimited, so take advantage of it! If you find one park is really busy, try going to a different one.

 

Park Hopper Plus

 

Park Hopper Plus Tickets work just the same as the Park Hopper Tickets, so you can switch back and forth between all 4 parks as much as you want each day. The only difference is that the Plus part of the ticket also gives you access to the 2 water parks, miniature golfing, ESPN World Wide of Sports Complex or 9 holes of golf. If you purchase a 5-day ticket you’ll get to do 5 of the listed things, any of them can be repeated.

Tom Sawyer Island from Frontierland in Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World

Costco Disney World Vacation Packages

Walt Disney World Resort On-Site Collection Package

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Other nearby Hotel deals include: 

 

Swan and Dolphin Resorts

Omni Orlando Resort

Holiday Inn Resort

Hilton Orlando Resort

Waldorf Astoria Orlando

Sheraton Vistana Resort Villas and more. 

 

Check out their site for all available vacation packages and their details!

Journey of Water with Spaceship Earth in the Background in World Nature at Epcot in Walt Disney World

Costco Disney World Ticket Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does Costco sell Walt Disney World tickets separately?

No, Costco does not sell Walt Disney World tickets separately. They can only be purchased as part of an Orlando vacation package that includes hotel stay and tickets bundled together.

2. Is booking a Disney World package through Costco worth it?

The consensus seems to be that booking through Costco is not necessarily worth it for Disney World vacations. While you may save some money upfront, there are significant drawbacks like stricter cancellation policies, having to pay more upfront, and less flexibility compared to booking directly with Disney or through an authorized ticket seller like Undercover Tourist.

3. What Disney World packages does Costco offer?

As of 2024, Costco offers 21 different Walt Disney World vacation packages. These include various Disney resort hotels, ticket options (typically 5-day park tickets), and some additional perks like dining credits or free parking.

4. Can I link my Costco Disney tickets to My Disney Experience?

Yes, the ticket confirmation numbers from Costco packages can be linked to your My Disney Experience account.

5. What is Costco’s cancellation policy for Disney packages?

Costco’s cancellation policies for Disney packages tend to be quite strict. You often have to pay upfront for tickets in full plus a deposit, with limited refund windows that get smaller as your travel dates approach.

6. Can I change my dates after booking a Costco Disney package?

Changing dates for a Costco Disney package is difficult, as the park tickets are generally date-based and cannot be modified easily.

7. Can I add Disney tickets to a Universal Orlando package from Costco?

Yes, you can add Walt Disney World theme park tickets as an optional add-on to a Universal Orlando vacation package booked through Costco.

8. How do Costco Disney packages compare to other providers?

Many feel that authorized Disney ticket sellers like Undercover Tourist offer better overall value, more flexibility, and additional perks compared to Costco’s Disney packages.

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Conclusion

Park Savers offers the best online pricing for Costco Disney World Tickets, all while matching or beating the discounts Costco used to offer its members. Be sure to follow us on Facebook for announcements of special sales and pricing on tickets throughout the year. If you’re looking for Magic Kingdom Tickets, be sure to read our guide on how to save on these tickets. If you’re headed to Disneyland in Anaheim, California be sure to read up on how to save on those tickets as well, including our Costco Disneyland tickets post!

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