Disneyland 1 day 2 day price comparison

[waltslostnephew]

Hello, am I high but when I look at ticket prices for the end of April to Disneyland for a one day pass it is 97.00 a day. If I want a 2 day pass it's 105.00 a day. Does this seem correct? Wouldn't it be better to buy 2 1 day passes, thanks.

 

[Lesley Wake]

Hello, am I high but when I look at ticket prices for the end of April to Disneyland for a one day pass it is 97.00 a day. If I want a 2 day pass it's 105.00 a day. Does this seem correct? Wouldn't it be better to buy 2 1 day passes, thanks.

You are correct, but that math only works out if you will be going on 2 value days. Then each of those would be $97, for a total of $194. A 2-day, 1-park-per-day is $210. f even one of those days was a "regular" then it would be better financially to do a 2-day ticket.

 

[figment_jii]

$97 is the price for a Value-day, 1-day, 1-park ticket. A 2-day, 1-park per day ticket is $210 (can be used on any day of the week). So, if you're going to the parks on two Value priced days (Monday to Thursday), then, yes, it would be cheaper to buy two 1-day 1-park tickets ($194 in total). If you were planning on going on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday, then it would be cheaper to buy the 2-day, 1-park per day ticket.

 

[PHXscuba]

If you are going on 2 days that both fall into the "Value" category, then yes, single-park tickets would cost you a little less -- $194 vs. $210 for 2 one-day single park tickets. But if you want a parkhopper (which many recommend), the 2-day parkhopper ticket is $260 vs. 2 one-day parkhoppers at $294.

It's one of the oddities of the one-day park tickets -- they can cost a little less if it's during value season.

PHXscuba

 

[PHXscuba]

Looks like we were all number-crunching at the same time!

 

[figment_jii]

Looks like we were all number-crunching at the same time!

And we all came to the same number-crunched conclusions!