Where to Get the Best
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The prices are usually pretty set. However, there are special deals and promotions from time to time so if you can plan your trip around those, you can save some money.Here are some tips for where to find discount Disneyland tickets, where not to buy them, and how to use them:
- Don't buy your Disneyland tickets at the park itself. This is the most expensive place to get them.
- Groups of 10 or more people under 18 may get discount Disneyland tickets. Call (714) 956-6860 to find out prices.
- ARESTravel.com has the best prices I've found. They’re about $5 cheaper than the advanced purchase tickets through Disneyland.com.
- Buy from the Disneyland.com website for the quickest, easiest, most reputable discount Disneyland tickets. Plus:
- You can print them on your computer, so there’s no shipping fees or waiting for tickets in the mail.
- You’ll get a 20% off merchandise coupon.
- Your "eTicket" can be replaced if you forget or lose it.
- Advance Purchase Ticket Prices can be found below. These are not the prices you’ll pay at the gate— they are discounted because you buy them in advance on the Disneyland.com website or by calling (714) 781-4400.
All prices are for ParkHopper tickets, meaning you can hop between Disneyland and California Adventure Park, EXCEPT the very cheapest ticket: the 1-day Disneyland-only ticket. Remember that children 2 and younger are free.
REGULAR PRICING in 2008
Ages 3-9 10 and older 1 day (Disneyland only) $56 $66 1 day $81 $91 2 day $112 $132 3 day $139 $169 4 day $154 $184 5 day $164 $194 - 2 Days Free Special begins Jan. 7, 2008 through the Disneyland website but only on 5, 6, or 7-day tickets. You need to use them between 1/7/08-5/7/08, with first use by 4/24/08. All tickets are for both parks. Here are the prices:
Ages 3-9 10 and older 5 day $139
(Normally $164)$169
(normally $194)6 day $154 $184 7 day $164 $194 - Safeway or AAA. Sometimes you’ll see Disneyland tickets for sale at places other than Disneyland, such as Safeway or AAA. Generally these prices are not any better than those posted above, but you might find it more convenient to pick them up along with your groceries, and AAA sometimes throws in free parking.
- Adults Play for Kids’ Price promotions are great but I haven’t heard of one coming. Will let you know as soon as I do.
- eBay.com or Craigslist.org You could try searching for tickets on eBay or Craigslist.org (an international online bulletin board). Especially in the Los Angeles area, people might have some tickets they want to unload. BE CAREFUL though. I hear mixed results buying this way; some people say they saved a bunch of money but others say they were denied entry to the park. !!
- Teachers can get discount Disneyland tickets from TSA Special Member & Insurance Services, Inc.. You’ll save about $4 more per ticket than if you’d bought them through Disneyland.com but you’ll pay a $2.50 processing fee per ticket.
- Costco. If you book your hotel through Costco, you can also get tickets as part of a discount package deal. You can book this through their website or call their travel agency at 1-877-849-2730. Their agents are very helpful.
- One ticket can be used by different people but not on the same day. For example, say you're going to Disneyland and have a friend in the area who wants to join you for a day. If one person in your family opts to stay home that day, your friend can use their ticket.
However, whoever uses the ticket is the only one who can use it that day. The ticket gets marked as "used" and if you leave the park, the only way to get back in is to show your handstamp. In other words, you can't go to the park in the morning and then give your ticket to your friend after lunch. They won't be let in.
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