1 day Florida Resident ticket question

[floridascgirl]

My Mom is a Florida Resident and has decided to drive down and join us for one night during our December stay at AKL. She would like to get a 1 day park ticket, too.

Where does she need to go to get the best price on this 1-day ticket?

I know that she'll get a better price doing an Advance Purchase rather than at the gate, but I wasn't sure where (Disney Resrv., online, AAA...).

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Robo]

I know that she'll get a better price doing an Advance Purchase rather than at the gate, but I wasn't sure where (Disney Resrv., online, AAA...).

Ticket discounters don't usually sell one-day tickets.

Order them in advance from Disney.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

The way to get the one day advance purchase discount is to order the ticket online. Go to any ticket window or Guest Relations, preferably with the confirmation with the barcode on it. If you do not have the barcode, at least bring the reservation number, which is usally four letters and seven numbers long. If not that the specific credit card that was used for the purchase.

When they get to the booth an Exchange Cewrtificate will be printed; then a Florida Driver's License or State ID Card is required, and the actual ticket will be issued. Note that anyone 18 or older who wants to get a Florida Resident ticket must show a valid Florida ID.

 

[floridascgirl]

Thanks Robo!

 

[floridascgirl]

Ooops, Thanks to Chesire Figment, too!