Discount on tickets

[PrincessDenisse]

Hello everyone! Hope you enjoyed Christmas and wishing all of you a prosperous 2015!

I have a question about my upcoming visit on April 25th, should i expect some discounts in disneyland tickets ? I am planning to buy a 3 days park-to park hopper ticket.

I am not American citizen, but ecuadorian. So, i would like to know if it is better to wait and see or i can buy them now. On the other hand, i would like to know if Southern California Pass is valid for foreign visitors as i see they require a valid goverment id, mine is from Ecuador.

Thank you in advance.

 

[RemainSeatedPlease]

You are very unlikely to find any discounts on Disneyland tickets. Other outlets may sell them, such as local grocery stores in the states, but even then they are the same price as buying them directly from Disney. If you want to go ahead and buy your tickets now there is no harm in doing so, better deals will not be coming along.

As for the Southern California Pass, I assume you are referring to the Southern California CityPASS. I don't know much about them but I did find this page that may be useful: Buying CityPASS outside the U.S.

 

[TheDoleWhipper]

Disneyland rarely, if ever, runs discounts on tickets, so if you plan to buy them from disneyland.com, you can just buy them now.

Although disneyland officially doesn't run many discounts, there are several authorized disney ticket websites that sell lightly discounted tickets (and deals, like buy 3 days, get a fourth day free), like ares travel (http://www.arestravel.com/). Ares is fully authorized, along with some other websites, so you won't be turned away at the gates. If you want to search around for some more discounts, mousesavers may help (http://www.mousesavers.com/disneyla...s-and-deals/disneyland-ticket-pass-discounts/), as they have tons of info about saving money on tickets.

Good luck!