2-Day Park Hoppers - Legitimate Source

[mad4themouse]

I saw this posted on the Theme Parks & Attractions Board and thought that some of you might be interested in it. I have never purchased from Central Florida Travel, so I cannot vouch for them. But if you're looking for 2-day park hoppers, this could be worth looking into:
2 Day Disney Hopper Passes

**Just for comparison's sake, Disney only charges convention-goers $104 (adult) and $ 83 (child) for these same passes.

 

[canwegosoon]

Mad4themouse-You always find great things...and such an asset to the budget board. Thanks!!!

I just wanted to point out that they are for sale during June only, with a limited supply, so those that want them might have to decide soon.

 

[maggiew]

They also include a day at Disney Quest or Pleasure Island.

Maggie

 

[karin037]

This offer has been extended until September 30, 2004!! I just ordered two 2-day park hoppers this morning!! The 2-day hopper also includes Disney Quest or Pleasure Island. The first day has to be used by December 30. The ticket expires 10 days from 1st use. I signed up for membership at http://www.centralfloridatravel.com/membership/join.asp
I was so happy to receive this special offer!!

 

[AdventurerKat]

Where are you finding those? I dont see them.

 

[tinkerbell1967]

Where does it say about the park hoppers, I cannot find it!

 

[karin037]

I received an e-mail. I had to call for the tickets. They're not available on-line. The 2-day park hoppers are not advertised on the internet, because they're not available to the general public. It is a member only special. Membership is free. You just have to register.

 

[riu girl]

I e-mailed them for a price also but they haven't e-mailed me back yet. Does anyone know the price that this company is selling the 2 day Park hopper tickets (adults and child price) ?????
And what features are included in this type of ticket??

Thank you

 

[karin037]

Click on the link at the top of this thread (2 Day Disney Hopper Passes ). The prices are still the same.

 

[RoyalCanadian]

How can you think this is a bargain? Pay only $130 for something that anyone can order for $108?
Here you go folks -- this is the super "Top Secret" website from which these tickets were originally purchased. There is apparently no limitation as to who may purchase these tickets. (I've heard of plenty of heterosexual people attending WDW using "Gay Pride" tickets long after the Pride event is over.)
http://disneymeetings.disney.go.com/disneyworldmeetings/ticketpages/generalTicketGating
A full list of Orlando area conventions can be found on the Orange County Convention Center website.

 

[maximom]

Originally posted by RoyalCanadian
How can you think this is a bargain? Pay only $130 for something that anyone can order for $108?
Here you go folks -- this is the super "Top Secret" website from which these tickets were originally purchased. There is apparently no limitation as to who may purchase these tickets. (I've heard of plenty of heterosexual people attending WDW using "Gay Pride" tickets long after the Pride event is over.)
http://disneymeetings.disney.go.com/disneyworldmeetings/ticketpages/generalTicketGating
A full list of Orlando area conventions can be found on the Orange County Convention Center website.

I must agree and by the way it isn't necessary to find a convention either. You could put in your last name (or for that matter put in anything) and it takes you to the ordering page.

Regardless of what others might say, NOBODY asks for convention ID at the gate. My gosh, I was actually surprised at how easy it was to get into the parks. Nobody manned the gates at all. As a matter of fact, we had trouble at MK one day using fastpass with DS 5's ticket. He was on DH's shoulders as we entered and I forgot to stick his ticket in so the computer wasn't showing him as being in the park at all.

 

[riu girl]

Do you have to stay on-site to purchase these? When I looked at the link, it requests you input the WDW hotel (as well as the convention name) you will be staying at. What if I paid for them (stayed off-site) and then picked them up at WDW (will-call) and they asked to see my resort ID. OOOPS!! We are staying off-site.

Any suggestions/advise would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Riu Girl

 

[maximom]

Originally posted by riu girl
Do you have to stay on-site to purchase these? When I looked at the link, it requests you input the WDW hotel (as well as the convention name) you will be staying at. What if I paid for them (stayed off-site) and then picked them up at WDW (will-call) and they asked to see my resort ID. OOOPS!! We are staying off-site.

Any suggestions/advise would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Riu Girl

There is also a choice for "other" just choose that

 

[tinkerbell1967]

Yes, I must agree also, I checked this out but why would you pay $130 for two days when the original price is not that much?? Am I missing reading something here??

 

[don8life]

Neil,
You are great!
THANKS!

 

[crl]

Some people will pay little extra for the ability to park hop. Plus if I understand it correctly, it includes an admision to Disney Quest.

 

[barbnbrian]

Any one know how to get discount tickets to the water parks? I checked out the convention ticket info and they only include Pleaseure Island and Disney Quest. We want to find discount passes to Blizzard Beach or Typhoon Lagoon.

 

[SeattleMark]

$130 = Two day PARK HOPPERS (jump between any park you want for two days).

$108 = 2 day "Bounce Back" which is one park per day.

That's what the extra $22 gets you.

 

[gottaluvdis]

$202 gets you 4-day Hopper tickets that never expire. Am I failing to see the deal here?

 

[dutton]

The deal is: $58 for one day one park for adult for 2 days = 116.00 + 34.00 for admission to disney quest = 150.00 a savings of $20.00 if you want ability to park hop and want to go to Disney Quest.