CM discount on Parkhoppers??

[specialks]

I am wondering if anyone out there has experience with buying multi-day parkhoppers with a CM discount. My mom recently became a CM at our local Disney store and wants to purchase our tickets to the parks as a Christmas gift for all of us. The problem is she has been unable to find out what the discount is on parkhoppers for CMs. Her manager told her it was a 'good deal' and she was supposed to purchase them at the ticket booths. She called Guest Services at DLR and they told her the only discount for CMs was on a single day ticket and only a small percentage off. Does anyone have any idea how to find out what a 5 day parkhopper would cost with a CM discount? Thanks!

 

[glendalais]

At this time, Cast Members, Crew Members, Imagineers and Employees of The Walt Disney Company and Affiliated Companies only receive discounts on Disneyland Resort One-Day, One-Park and One-Day Parkhopper tickets. There are no discounts on Multi-Day Parkhopper tickets.

 

[specialks]

I am guessing it won't be a good deal for her and we should just buy them for $190/$162 for a 5 day PH on LMT. Because at that rate it would make it $38/day for adults and I can't believe the single day PH would be discounted below $38. Correct??

Any other CMs out there who can verify?? Thanks!

 

[Albort]

Cast Discounts for PH tickets are usually 20% off regular admission. Give or take...

Most CMs dont really buy tickets because they have sign ins...

 

[PatMcDuck]

FYI: TDS cast members do NOT get good discounts on park tickets, to either WDW or DL.

And if the Mom was hired as a seasonal CM at her TDS, she does not get discounts anywhere but at TDS and disneystore.com

 

[specialks]

Thanks! That's just what I needed to know. Happy Thanksgiving!

 

[lapdwife]

I've heard one day park hopper for CM's is $76

 

[scoopmorgan]

We want to visit our DD in spring. I'm trying to find out how much of a discount she gets on rooms, and/or dining. If I could count on say 40% for the package deal, I could budget accordingly. It seems though that I will have to pay room, food and tickets separately, however. It gets confusing. Can anyone give me some general guidelines? HELP!