Buy One Day, Get One Free Tickets?

[WDW Lover]

Just a quick question... we live in upstate NY and have a satellite dish... and saw a commercial on a West Coast ABC station that was for the Disneyland Resort... the commercial said that if you buy one day you can get one day free.

Does anyone know specifics on this? I am guessing that this is only a CA resident deal probably... but couldn't read the small print at the end of the commercial, so I have no idea.

We are thinking of going in December and were wondering if this deal is still available, and more importantly the specifics on it.

Any info or insight would be appreciated! Thanks!

-Darlene

 

[mkradel]

Buy a 3 or 4 day hopper and get an extra day. This is only valid until the end of this year. So if you're going this December it would work for you.
This is the info from the disney website:


Purchase a Multi-Day Park Hopper Ticket and get one Early Admission* and an extra day of magic for free!

Multi-Day Park Hopper® Tickets require Guest signature upon entry, and expiration dates apply. Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable. Unused expired tickets may be returned at the Main Entrance toward the purchase of a valid ticket. Other restrictions apply. Multi-Day Park Hopper Tickets with one day free and are not available at the Disneyland Resort Main Entrance or from the Disneyland Resort Ticketing and Reservations by calling
714-781-4400†.




1 Day FREE! Multi-Day Park Hopper® Tickets

Price Qty
4-Day Park Hopper Ticket - Regular:
4 days for the price of 3!


$111.00
4-Day Park Hopper Ticket - Child (3-9):
4 days for the price of 3!

$87.00
Children under 3 years: Free




5-Day Park Hopper Ticket - Regular:
5 days for the price of 4!

$137.00
5-Day Park Hopper Ticket - Child (3-9):
5 days for the price of 4!

$107.00
Children under 3 years: Free



Tickets expire 13 days after first use or
January 6, 2002, whichever comes first.

 

[WDW Lover]

Thanks for the reply, but I already knew about that one.. that's not the one that was on the commercial... there is a specific buy one day, get one free offer.. and there's actually a post on I believe the Budget Board about this.. they even had a link... but the link is outdated because it now brings you to the info you have provided below. People actually have bought and used some of the Buy One Day, Get One Day Free tickets, and I am wondering if anyone that has done so can provide more info on how to get these tickets.

Thanks!

 

[Pocah]

Hmmm . . . the commercial might have been for the $49 Southern California resident ticket, which is $6 more than the regular, one-day, one-park ticket price of $43. With the $49 So. Cal. ticket, you get a choice of 2 days at one park, 1 day each for each park, or 1 day at both parks (park-hopping). You do need to be a So. Cal. resident, though. The offer is only good until mid-Dec (not sure about the exact date).