As of early 2026, the cost difference between the two resorts depends on whether you prioritize tickets or lodging. On a per-day basis, Disneyland tickets are roughly 4% cheaper than Disney World tickets, and food at Disneyland is approximately 10% less expensive. However, when including hotel stays, Disney World is often significantly cheaper overall because it offers a much larger inventory of "Value" resorts. While Disneyland’s cheapest on-property rooms often start above $220 per night, Disney World’s All-Star properties can be found for as low as $130. If you stay off-property, the price gap narrows, but Disneyland's more compact footprint often saves on local transportation costs compared to the expansive, bus-dependent layout of the Florida resort.