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Mouse Scouts Partner Offer · Halloween Travel Aug 21–Sept 7, 2026

Kids Visit Disneyland From $48/Day This Halloween

For Halloween travel between August 21 and September 7, 2026, Get Away Today dropped kids' tickets (ages 3–9) to as low as $48 a day on a 3-Day Disneyland Park Hopper, with adult tickets from $97 a day. On a family trip, that's real money back in your pocket, not a coupon.

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Halloween Time offer: kids tickets from $48/day and adult tickets from $97/day on Disneyland Resort tickets, for Halloween travel August 21–September 7, 2026

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Get Away Today layaway plan

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Get Away Today's layaway plan lets you reserve your 2026 vacation for just $200 down, then make interest-free payments on your own schedule until 9 days before you travel.

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Everything you need to plan a Disney trip with little kids — free tools and the best guides on the web, filtered for families.

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These tools are constantly being updated. If you see something that looks off, please let us know and we'll get it fixed with the latest information! Not sure where to start? Take our quick park quiz to find the best park for your kid, or check which rides they're tall enough for with the Height Checker.

Height Checker

Enter your child's height and instantly see every ride they can go on at Disneyland and Disney World — with honest toddler ratings from parents who've been there.

Trip Cost Estimator

Pick your park, month, family size, and how many days — get a realistic low-to-high cost range broken down by tickets, hotel, food, and add-ons. Kids under 3 get in free.

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Family Trip Planner

Interactive trip planner with packing checklists, character tracker, scavenger hunt, bingo card, and 50+ parent survival tips. Works offline, saves to your device.

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The Mouse Scouts packing list with Amazon links for the most important items — organized by category, ready to shop.

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Sensory Guide

Every major Disney ride rated for sensory intensity: darkness, loud sounds, drops, enclosed spaces, and more.

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Character Meet Finder

Find where 60+ Disney characters meet across all six parks, with confidence ratings and tips.

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Rider Switch Guide

The 10-step guide to Disney's Rider Switch program — so the whole family can ride without waiting in line twice. Most families don't know this exists.

Easter Egg Checklist

50+ hidden details, secrets, and surprises tucked all over Disneyland and DCA. Check them off as you find them.

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Ride Guide

Individual guides for every major Disney ride — height, intensity, sensory info, and what to tell your kids beforehand.

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Park Quiz

Answer a few questions and find out which Disney park is the best fit for your family.

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Meltdown Planner

Strategies to prevent and handle park meltdowns with young kids.

Age Guide

Best rides, tips, and expectations by age group. Know what to expect before you go.

Curated Resources

Best Disney Planning Guides

We don't try to replace these sites — we just filter the firehose. These are the guides we actually use and recommend for families planning a trip.

Disney Tourist Blog Planning

Disney World Trip Planning Guide

The most thorough free planning guide for Walt Disney World. Covers everything from tickets and hotels to park strategy — a great first read before you book anything.

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Disneyland Planning Guide

The Disneyland-specific companion to their WDW guide. Everything you need to plan a trip to Anaheim — park layout, best strategies, where to stay, and what to skip.

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What to Pack for Disney

A thorough, practical packing guide from one of the most trusted Disney planning sites. Covers everything you actually need — and plenty of things you think you need but don't.

Undercover Tourist Crowd Data

Orlando Crowd Calendar

Undercover Tourist's crowd calendar is one of the most reliable free tools for figuring out when Disney World is actually busy. Plan around it and you'll thank yourself at the park.

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Best Disneyland Restaurants for First-Timers

DFB's guide to the Disneyland restaurants worth your time and money — especially useful if you're overwhelmed by options and just want to know where to eat with kids in tow.

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Best Disney World Restaurants for First-Timers

The WDW companion to their Disneyland guide — DFB's picks for where to eat at Disney World if you don't know where to start. Cuts through the noise so you don't waste a meal.

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Eating Gluten Free at Disney World

DFB's comprehensive guide to gluten-free dining across Disney World — how to flag your dietary needs, which restaurants handle it best, and what to order at quick-service spots.

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Eating Gluten Free at Disneyland Resort

The Disneyland version of DFB's gluten-free guide — covers both Disneyland and DCA, with tips for table service, quick-service, and snacks that are safe for gluten-sensitive families.

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