Portland Holiday Market runs Nov. 6 to 8, 2026, at the Portland Expo Center in Halls D and E. The organiser publishes one bundle: two adult tickets and one parking pass for $33. The same page carries every number a reader needs to test that price, and the arithmetic changes with the day of arrival.
What the $33 buys
Two general adult admissions and one parking pass. The show page attaches three conditions to the bundle. It is day specific. The buyer must know the date of attendance at checkout. Quantities are limited, with no count published.
Those three conditions are the whole of the offer. The bundle carries no food credit, no workshop seat and no early entry.
The four published numbers
General adult admission costs $13 online. The door and the box office charge $14. Parking costs $15 online with a date and $15 on arrival. Children 12 and under enter free.
Two online tickets plus parking total $41. Two door tickets plus parking total $43. The bundle takes $8 and $10 off those two totals.
Where the saving sits
Two online adult tickets cost $26 on their own. The $33 bundle adds $7 over that pair and hands over a parking pass the lot sells for $15. Inside the bundle, one admission is worth $9.
The venue prices parking at $15 per car per entry. Online purchase buys the dated pass in advance and skips the booth.
Friday after 4 p.m. changes the result
The show page grants free parking after 4 p.m. on Friday. Friday hours run 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., which leaves three hours of show under that grant. Two online tickets for the window cost $26, and two door tickets cost $28, against $33 for a bundle that carries a pass the lot is not charging for.
The gap runs $7 online and $5 at the door. Friday after 4 p.m. is the window where the bundle costs more than its parts.
Three places the bundle stops covering
Children. Admission is free for ages 12 and under, and the bundle holds two adult tickets with no child slot. Two adults bringing two children pay $33 for the bundle or $26 for the same two online tickets.
A second day. A show ticket is valid for one day and is not day specific, while the bundle and the parking pass are day specific. A Friday bundle carried into Saturday keeps a parking pass dated to a day that has ended. A return visit runs through the show office in the Hall E lobby.
Workshops. A pre-paid workshop fee includes one adult admission, which the schedule values at $14. The Friday floral candle wreath runs $55 plus tax at noon and the living terrarium $65 plus tax at 3 p.m. Saturday carries three cookie classes at $46. Sunday runs ornament making at two for $30, at noon and again at 3 p.m. Each session requires advance registration. A reader who books a workshop has already paid a way in.
What the bundle leaves out
A room. The attendee page names one hotel partner, Courtyard Portland North at 1231 North Anchor Way, with phone 503-735-1818 and a Marriott reservation link. That page publishes no rate. The organiser's vendor kit carries both show rates: Courtyard Portland North at $139 a night to an Oct. 21 deadline, and Oxford Suites at $109 a night to a Nov. 4 deadline, both for Nov. 4 to Nov. 8.
hotelHaggle lists Florida, Hawaii, Iowa and Washington as the four states that restrict name-your-price bookings. Oregon is not among them, so the request mechanic runs in Portland. A reader who wants a bed near the Expo Center sets a nightly figure and lets properties answer on it.
Gate mechanics that cost money to miss
The show page runs two entrances. Online ticket holders use the Hall D entrance. Readers buying on site use the box office at Hall E, and QR codes at the venue route them to a digital purchase.
Box office sales stop one hour before the show closes. That puts the Saturday cut at 6 p.m. against a 7 p.m. close, and the Sunday cut at 5 p.m. against a 6 p.m. close. Same-day re-entry needs a hand stamp from the show lobby before the reader leaves the building.
The order to run the numbers
Fix the day first, because the bundle cannot move to another day. Split the adults from the children, because a free child needs no ticket slot. Price the trip to the door, because a MAX Yellow Line ride to the Expo Center station removes the $15.
Then set $33 against $26, $28, $41 and $43 for the chosen day. The bundle costs less on a Friday or Saturday with a car in the lot and no workshop booked. It costs more on Friday after 4 p.m., and more for a reader who arrives without a vehicle.
