Eligible U.S. military personnel can purchase a maximum of six (6) Disney Military Salute Tickets per calendar year. This limit applies to the "Promotional" multi-day Park Hopper tickets (usually 3-day or 4-day options) offered at significant discounts. For 2026, these tickets are valid from January 1 through December 31, and at least one of the six tickets must be used by the military member or their spouse. The remaining five tickets can be used by family members or friends. It is important to note that these tickets must be purchased at a participating U.S. military base ticket office or through GOVX.com. Upon arrival at the park, the military member or spouse must be present to activate the tickets with a valid military ID. In addition to the "Salute" tickets, Disneyland also offers specially priced 1-Day tickets which do not typically count toward the six-ticket annual limit, though they still require valid military identification for purchase and entry.
Yes, you can fly with a razor, but the rules depend strictly on the type of blade. For carry-on luggage, you are permitted to bring disposable razors (the kind where the blade is built into a plastic handle) and cartridge razors (where the blade head snaps onto a handle). These are deemed safe because the blades are difficult to remove. Electric razors are also allowed in both carry-on and checked bags without restriction. However, safety razors (with removable blades) and straight razors are strictly prohibited from carry-on bags. You may bring the handle of a safety razor in your carry-on, but the actual blades must be packed in your checked luggage. Loose razor blades of any kind are never allowed in the cabin. In 2026, TSA and international security agencies remain very strict about "exposed" blades; if you are traveling with only a carry-on, sticking to high-quality cartridge razors is the easiest way to avoid having your grooming gear confiscated at the security checkpoint.