Come To Disneyland, Eh? Disney Holiday Discount For Canadians

ANAHEIM, CA — Got Canadian relatives? It's a great time to invite them out for a visit! The happiest place on earth is sharing a special deal to make the holiday magical for our neighbors to the north. With expansions to the park and fewer people standing in line, there's no better time to return to Disneyland, the resort said in a recent release.

Disneyland Resort saw a decline in Annual Passholder visits over the summer, though day tickets were up, according to a report from Theme Park Insider. Between Pixie Dust park expansions widening walkways, allowing for easier crowd control through the park, and guests staying away in anticipation of longer lines, many who attended the parks over the summer were pleasantly surprised. Still, CEO Bob Iger said in their third quarter report, "attendance was below what we hoped it would be." Disneyland Resort continues to lure back the crowds, this time, reaching out to our neighbors to the north.

Starting Oct. 2, and continuing into Feb. 2020, Canadian residents can save 20 percent on theme park tickets when they purchase a 3-day or longer Disneyland Resort theme park ticket or a 4-day or longer Walt Disney World Resort theme park ticket (some restrictions apply). This value option is a great way to experience new magic across both destinations. Here are some additional details on these special offers:

• Disneyland Resort theme park tickets must be purchased today through Feb. 16, 2020, and prior to travel to the Disneyland Offer is not available at the DisneylandResort Main Entrance ticket booths.
• Walt Disney World Resort theme park tickets must be purchased today through Feb. 7, 2020, and guests must select a start date on or before Dec. 31, 2020. Offer is not available at the Walt Disney World Resort theme park ticket windows.
• Offer is valid on 1-Park tickets and Park Hopper tickets at the Disneyland Resort. The offer is also valid on Base theme park tickets and Park Hopper option at the Walt Disney World Resort, as well as the Park Hopper Plus option at the Walt Disney World Resort.
• Proof of Canadian residency is required.

For more information about these special ticket offers, visit Disneyland.ca/tickets or Disneyworld.ca/tickets.

New magical experiences coming to both coasts this year and throughout 2020 make this a great time for Canadian residents to start planning their next Disney vacation:

• Inside the new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland Park in California and Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida, guests live out their own Star Warsadventures in this immersive 14-acre land. During their visit, guests can take control of the Millennium Falcon, taste Blue Milk, build their own lightsabers and droids***, and much more.
• Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, the second anchor attraction set to debut in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, will bring guests into the middle of a climactic battle between the First Order and the Resistance. This first-of-its-kind attraction – one of the most ambitious, advanced and immersive experiences ever undertaken by Walt Disney Imagineering – is scheduled to open Dec. 5. 2019, at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida, and Jan. 17, 2020, at Disneyland Park in California.
• The new “Magic Happens” parade debuts at Disneyland Park in spring 2020, bringing awe-inspiring moments of magic to life accompanied by an energetic musical score and a new song produced with singer-songwriter Todrick Hall.
• In 2020 at the Walt Disney World Resort, Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida will unveil Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, the first ride-through attraction themed to Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse. In addition, Epcot will welcome the much-anticipated Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure attraction to the France pavilion in World Showcase.

For more information about these special ticket offers, visit Disneyland.ca/tickets or Disneyworld.ca/tickets.