To show its appreciation for the brave individuals who responded on the frontlines of the recent fires in Los Angeles, Disneyland Resort is announcing the Heroes Ticket, inviting them and a guest to experience a day of fun at the “Happiest Place on Earth.”
“We are inspired by the endless dedication and contributions of the heroes who battled the fires that took place in the LA area, and our gratitude for their service is immeasurable,” Ken Potrock, Disneyland Resort President, said. “We hope these heroes can enjoy a memorable day with a loved one at our parks, because they certainly deserve it.”
The Heroes Ticket will be available to eligible California firefighters as well as eligible Los Angeles-based law enforcement personnel and emergency medical technicians who helped combat the LA fires in January 2025, and individuals from departments that provided mutual aid assistance. The Heroes Ticket will be valid from May 5 – Aug. 7, 2025, Mondays through Thursdays. A theme park reservation will be required and is subject to availability.
More detailed information, including eligibility and verification requirements, and how to register for the tickets, will be communicated directly to qualifying fire, police and sheriff’s departments in April.
The Heroes Ticket is one of the many ways The Walt Disney Company is supporting relief efforts in the community:
- Last month, the company announced a $15 million commitment for immediate response and rebuilding efforts in the Los Angeles area.
- Disney VoluntEARS hosted donation drives to collect more than 200,000 essential items for impacted individuals and families.
- Beginning Feb. 6, a new Disney LA Strong t-shirt is available for purchase on DisneyStore.com as a symbol of community support, and a reminder that together we have the strength to rebuild and heal. For each t-shirt sold in the U.S. through December 31, 2025, Disney will donate $25 to the American Red Cross to help people affected by the fires in California during 2025.
- Learn more about the company’s work to support its community and employees in the LA area in the aftermath of the fires.