How much are Disneyland tickets for 2 adults and 7 children?

Answer 1

What do you mean by "a night at Disneyland"?

With very few exceptions, you can't spend the night in the park.

Walt had a private apartment constructed over the firehouse on Main Street that he used while the park was being constructed so that he could be on hand pretty much full time in case something required his attention ... such as the decision he had to make just before opening day as to whether the plumbers would use the limited time remaining to finish the restrooms or the drinking fountains; he wisely opted for the restrooms (figuring it was better to make people buy a Coke than to make them pee in the street). Disneyland does offer tours of the apartment, but no one is allowed to stay in it.

There IS one apartment in Disneyland itself that a very few people get to stay in. It was originally intended for the use of Walt's family to replace the (significantly smaller) firehouse apartment, but he died before it was finished, and his brother suggested that the family would not enjoy it with Walt gone. For a time the space was used for the Disney Gallery, but it was remodeled in 2008 into the two-bedroom Dream Suite. Stays in the Dream Suite are not available for sale; to stay there, you have to win a contest.

The cost of the Disney-owned hotels near the park (Grand Californian, Disneyland Hotel, Paradise Pier) varies by season. Your best bet to find current pricing is to go to Disney's web site (https://disneyland.disney.go.com/) and look around there. Alternatively, there are a number of nearby hotels that are not much further from the park than the Disney-owned ones, many of which are significantly less expensive.

Answer 2

Presuming all the children are under ten it would cost at least around $950 for one day's admission to Disneyland.