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A Disneyland bachelorette party, in four lines
Tickets, reservations, drinks and the dress rules.
- Multi-day tickets
- From $335A 2 day one park per day adult ticket; Park Hopper from $435
- Park reservation
- RequiredFor every ticket type, including 1 day tickets
- Drinks
- 21 and overWith an ID, limited to 2 alcoholic drinks per guest per transaction
- Costumes
- Under 14 onlyGuests 14 and older cannot wear costumes or masks in the parks
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Where to stay for a Disneyland bachelorette party
The three Disney hotels as described on Disney's site, and the options nearby.
Disneyland Hotel
Steps from Downtown Disney and a short stroll to the gates, home to Trader Sam's.
Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
A guest entrance to Disney California Adventure, plus Napa Rose.
Pixar Place Hotel
Close to the shops and the gates.
Room size
Standard rooms sleep up to 5 adults, and suites more; a party of 8 or more books two reservations online.
Hotel perks
One free Lightning Lane Multi Pass ride per guest on one day, and parking at $45 a night.
Good Neighbor Hotels
Disney lists more than 35 nearby hotels, or an Anaheim rental for the group.
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Disneyland tickets, park reservations and Lightning Lane
What to buy before the trip, as listed by Disney.
One park per day or Park Hopper
Both come as 1 to 5 day tickets. Adult 2 day tickets are $335, or $435 with Park Hopper; 3 day $425 or $535.
Park reservations
Book one for every guest and date you visit; a ticket alone does not guarantee entry.
Park hopping
Hop any time after entering the first gate, subject to capacity.
Lightning Lane Multi Pass
From $34 per ticket per day, with return times across both parks.
Lightning Lane Single Pass
For Rise of the Resistance or Radiator Springs Racers, bought in the app.
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Where to drink at Disneyland
Themed bars and lounges with their published rules, for guests 21 and over.
Oga's Cantina
A Star Wars bar in Galaxy's Edge, walk-up only, mostly standing room, 45 minutes per party and 20% gratuity for 8 or more.
Blue Bayou Restaurant
New Orleans Square food with a signature Hurricane cocktail, wine and beer; reservations up to 60 days ahead.
Lamplight Lounge
Draft beers, cider and cocktails on Pixar Pier.
Carthay Circle Restaurant
Retro cocktails upstairs on Buena Vista Street.
Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar
A tiki bar at the Disneyland Hotel, 21 and over after 8 p.m., with a 90 minute limit.
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Downtown Disney food and a night out
No park ticket needed, with each restaurant's published group rules.
Din Tai Fung
Dumplings and cocktails, reservations up to 30 days ahead, 18% gratuity for 7 or more.
Paseo
Upscale Mexican from Chef Carlos Gaytan, dinner from 4 p.m.
Céntrico
An open-air Mexican restaurant and bar made for sharing.
Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby
A 1960s London gastropub with group dining for all sizes.
Naples Ristorante e Bar
Wood-fired pizza and pasta, reservations up to 60 days ahead.
Ballast Point Brewing Co.
The resort's on-site brewery with a rooftop patio.
Splitsville Luxury Lanes
Bowling, sushi and cocktails; lanes are booked separately from dining.
Black Tap Craft Burgers & Shakes
Burgers, shakes and craft cocktails, open to midnight.
Earl of Sandwich
A quick meal before the parks, open from 8 a.m.
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Disneyland bachelorette party ideas
Fun ways to celebrate the bride before the wedding.
Matching Mickey ears
White ears for the bride and a color for the group, for photos at the castle.
Dinner at Napa Rose
Semi-formal dining with a wine list of more than a thousand labels.
Character dining
Disney lists character dining at the Disneyland Hotel and the Grand Californian; book ahead.
Halloween Time
August 21 through October 31, 2026, with the Oogie Boogie Bash on select nights.
The holiday season
Festive decorations from November 13, 2026 to January 6, 2027.
Bowling
Splitsville to play after the rides.
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Disneyland rules for a bachelorette group
From Disney's park rules.
Costumes and masks
Not allowed for guests 14 and older, and clothing that drags on the ground is banned.
Flags, banners and selfie sticks
Not allowed in any theme park.
Alcohol
No outside alcohol in the parks; only the resort hotels allow it. ID is required to buy a drink.
Bags
Nothing larger than 24 by 15 by 18 inches, and everyone may be screened.
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Disneyland or Disney World for a bachelorette trip?
Two very different Disney experiences.
Disneyland in California
Two theme parks about a 5 minute walk apart, three Disney hotels within walking distance and Downtown Disney between them, an easy trip for a long weekend.
Walt Disney World in Florida
Four theme parks, including Magic Kingdom and Epcot, spread across a much larger resort, a bigger trip with more to plan.
Park reservations
Disneyland requires one for every guest on every date, so check both before you book.
The bride's favorite
Pick the resort with her favorite rides, characters and food.
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A Disneyland bachelorette itinerary: one day
One way to plan a fun, magic filled day with the places above.
Rope drop
Classic rides in Disneyland Park with matching ears for photos.
Lunch
Blue Bayou in New Orleans Square.
Galaxy's Edge
A drink at Oga's Cantina.
Hop
Disney California Adventure and Lamplight Lounge.
Dinner
Paseo or Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby.
Nightcap
Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar.
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Planning a Disneyland bachelorette party
The budget, the day and getting there.
A Disneyland bachelorette party is a Disney hotel or a nearby stay, park tickets with reservations, drinks at Oga's Cantina or Trader Sam's, dinner in Downtown Disney and matching Mickey ears for the bride. Book the tickets, park reservations and dining first.
Budget
Tickets are the per person cost: 2 day adult tickets start at $335. Rooms sleep up to 5 adults and parking is per car, so those split across the group.
Drinks and ID
California's drinking age is 21, and bars stop selling at 2 a.m. Disney accepts a US government ID or an original passport, and guests from outside the US must show an original passport.
Getting there
Disney lists John Wayne Airport as the closest airport, then Long Beach and LAX. There is no transport between the Disney hotels and the parks because they are a short stroll away.
Tickets and park reservations first, ears for the bride, and an ID for the drinks.
The Disneyland orderBefore booking
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Minute walk between the two parks
Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure share one entrance plaza.
Disney says both park entrances sit on the Main Entrance Esplanade about a 5 minute walk apart, with no tram or shuttle needed. The Disneyland Hotel, the Grand Californian and Pixar Place Hotel are within walking distance, and the Downtown Disney District needs no park ticket.
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Four things that decide a Disneyland bachelorette party
Tickets, reservations, parking and the plan for the group.
Per adult ticket on 2 to 5 day tickets, over a one park per day ticket.
Every guest 3 and up needs a ticket and a park reservation for the same park and date.
Per car a day; Disney hotel guests pay $45 a night to self-park.
Pick one spot and one time to regroup, and keep phones charged.
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Disneyland bachelorette party, answered
What the group asks before planning.
Can you drink at Disneyland?
Yes, for guests 21 and over with ID, at places such as Oga's Cantina, Blue Bayou, Lamplight Lounge and Carthay Circle.
Limit 2 drinks per guest per transaction.
Do we need park reservations?
Yes. Every guest 3 and up needs a ticket and a park reservation for the same park and date.
A second park does not need one when hopping.
Can the bride wear a veil or costume?
Costumes and masks are not allowed for guests 14 and older, and clothing cannot drag on the ground.
Mickey ears are a simple option.
How far apart are the two parks?
Disney says the entrances are about a 5 minute walk apart.
No tram or shuttle is needed.
Where should we stay?
The Disneyland Hotel, the Grand Californian or Pixar Place Hotel, or a Good Neighbor Hotel.
Standard rooms sleep up to 5 adults.
Where can we eat without a park ticket?
Downtown Disney: Din Tai Fung, Paseo, Céntrico, Gordon Ramsay at The Carnaby and more.
Hotel restaurants are open to all guests.
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What to read next
The Walt Disney World version, a Los Angeles or San Diego weekend and what to pack.
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Where this comes from
The prices and rules are as published by Disney and California in September 2026.
The places named here
Every hotel, bar and restaurant on this page is named by at least three independent sources, at least one of them authoritative, and its hours and group rules are as published on Disney's site in September 2026. Revelwick has not visited them, does not rate them and is not paid by them.
Where the rules come from
Tickets, park reservations, park rules, hotels, parking and dining rules are from the Disneyland Resort website, and drinking rules from the California Business and Professions Code. Prices change, so check Disney's site before booking.