Canadian Ticket Offer

[dis_guy]

Looks like the new one has dropped:

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/en_CA/special-offers/2026-canada-ticket-offer/

 

[ottawamom]

I'm not a happy camper. I figured there would be a price increase coming and so I purchased tickets through another site and now I could have saved $290US. Ouch.

 

[Minniemoo15]

I was waiting for this to drop… saving quite a bit of money for our March break trip!

 

[hdrolfe]

4 day or longer... hmm. Some math required now for my next trip. Late flight home is much cheaper which would give me an extra park day.

 

[Lesverts]

Won't let me modify my package to include the ticket offer yet.

 

[Christine514]

We saved about 575$ for the 2 of us on tickets with this deal. But the hotel discounts are weak, we are paying 264$ for a standard room at Riverside in January. I don’t think I ever paid over 210$ it.

 

[asc]

Still not good enough to break personal embargo to US. At par would have been nice. Given attendance numbers Disney needs to try harder.

 

[tgropp]

We are saving $265 US a ticket for six days. Works for me

 

[ExcitedForWDW]

Perfect. Now we can see what black Friday deals pop up for attraction tickets, before buying these

 

[AngelDisney]

Oh well … the special doesn’t apply to the time we will be visiting during the Christmas break. The UK offer is still our best option. I was excited for a moment …

 

[mort1331]

We saved about 575$ for the 2 of us on tickets with this deal. But the hotel discounts are weak, we are paying 264$ for a standard room at Riverside in January. I don’t think I ever paid over 210$ it.

try renting dvc,,might be cheaper depending on time of year

 

[toesmom]

We are saving $265 US a ticket for six days. Works for me

That is big savings with exchange rate

 

[Reepicheep]

Still not good enough to break personal embargo to US. At par would have been nice. Given attendance numbers Disney needs to try harder.

I think this deal (up to 25% off tickets for the next year) provides further proof that Disney is feeling the impact of the Canadian tourism boycott of the US.

 

[ExcitedForWDW]

I think this deal (up to 25% off tickets for the next year) provides further proof that Disney is feeling the impact of the Canadian tourism boycott of the US.

In the past, how much of a discount were the Canadian tickets? 25% seems quite decent

 

[Reepicheep]

In the past, how much of a discount were the Canadian tickets? 25% seems quite decent

I believe a 25% discount is the standard discount offered to Canadians.

What surprised me about this current deal is the time period it applies to (over a year into the future). But, I just found a post in this forum from August 2024, where the 25% discount is offered to Canadians on most dates up to September 2025 (the fine print of last year's deal says the discount ranges from 25% to 33%, depending on date; this year, the fine print states the discount ranges from 25% to 32%). So, perhaps this current deal has nothing to do with the Canadian boycott.

Actually, if I was an American, I'd be a bit annoyed that Canadians get offered such a significant discount on tickets, unless Americans are also offered a similar discount from time to time.

 

[dis_guy]

In the past, how much of a discount were the Canadian tickets? 25% seems quite decent

I checked a couple of dates just for giggles and indeed they were an honest 25% discount. If you had the time to fool around with other times of the year I think you may find some that are 30% off. IIRC that was the case in the past.