I'm going to Disneyland

[Strayvector]

I'm taking my wife's family to the Disneyland for a couple of days next week. There are 10 of us and damn are tickets expensive. Anyone know of any good discounts?

 

[gandolf565]

You might sit in on a timeshare thing or two. They give tickets, cash etc for the opportunity to bore you to death with thier sales pitches.

When we went last year we got $200 cash and discounts on tickets.

 

[knightlaird]

Hi, Strayvector! Happy New Year! I understand that Disneyland tickets are rarely discounted, and yes, a visit to Disneyland can be somewhat expensive. Please visit http://disneyland.disney.go.com. Click on "TICKETS & RESERVATIONS". This site can give you some good information about Disneyland special offers and discounts. Enjoy your trip! Regards, knightlaird

 

[jabba]

I second gandolf's advice... If your will to sit and listen for a few hours in the morning you can get some free tickets and usually a free breakfast too. I did this once and it wasn't so bad.

 

[Matt R]

Disneyland or Disneyworld?? Have no idea about Disneyland, but you can pick up discounted tickets for Disneyworld all over Orlando. Ron(d) lives near Disneyland, send him a note.

 

[mdman]

If you have a california drivers license you get a discount

 

[gregor22]

Costco?

Gregor

 

[TBaGZ]

You might sit in on a timeshare thing or two. They give tickets, cash etc for the opportunity to bore you to death with thier sales pitches.

When we went last year we got $200 cash and discounts on tickets.

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I did the smae thing when I was down there.

 

[Rod]

Unless you know someone who works at Disneyland, it's going to be expensive. When you do find tickets at a discounted rate, it's only 10-15% off retail. Bring lots of cash, because food and drinks are expensive. It's like $5 for a coke in a can.

Check out the Disneyland forums at: http://www.disboards.com/index.php?

Maybe you can find some cheap tickets there.

 

[skrgrl74]

AAA does pretty good on tickets too

 

[cletus]

Timeshare is the way to go.

 

[Strayvector]

Thanks for all the input guys. I'll definitely look into the timeshare thing.

 

[TBaGZ]

Unless you know someone who works at Disneyland, it's going to be expensive. When you do find tickets at a discounted rate, it's only 10-15% off retail. Bring lots of cash, because food and drinks are expensive. It's like $5 for a coke in a can.

Check out the Disneyland forums at: http://www.disboards.com/index.php?

Maybe you can find some cheap tickets there.

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You aint kidding it's exspensive!! Try and rent a car too while you are there if you plan on going to a park not owned by disney (Seaworld/Universal) because there are no free shuttles to take you there from the hotel. One day of cab rides is more exspensive then renting a car for the week.