disneyland 2005 prices out yet?

[lkohawaii]

They said prices would be out in Sept. for 2005. Anyone seen anything?

 

[WebmasterMaryJo]

They've been accepting bookings for packages and rooms.

 

[Amberle3]

I have the "official" Canadian pass pricing.
3-day park hopper, adult $199
3-day park hopper, child $156
4-day park hopper, adult $221
4-day park hopper, child $179
5-day park hopper, adult $228
5-day park hopper, child $187
6-day park hopper, adult $241
6-day park hopper, child $201

Some travel agencies may have some play with those figures if you're booking air and/or hotel as well.

 

[lkohawaii]

I was quoted these prices by AAA they're $50 more than last year...does this sound right?

$174.00 adults
$139.00 Child
These are for 5 day hoppers.

 

[Amberle3]

That sounds about right. I had *hoped* they'd be keeping the 5-for-3 promo, and I'm betting they bring it back after the celebrations for the 50th are over. But for 2005 at least they don't have it, so the 5 day pass is more than it was last year.

I still love DL, and I'll still be going in December and then again in July, but I'll definitely be upgrading my 5-day pass for an AP in December.

 

[lkohawaii]

So Amberlee you think that'll be the prices for the year? I'm going in June. Right now I can add on the Mickey's toontown (early entrance) for only $20 more. Any chance of the 3 for 5 coming back or once Disney sets their prices that's it for until the next increase?

 

[Boston Tea Party]

Is my computer betraying me?? I can't find anything online.

Or did y'all talk to an actual person?

 

[Amberle3]

That should be the price for the year. The prices I have are the ones provided to travel agents (in my case Canadian) and so far I haven't seen any real correlation for the CND prices and the park admission increase. I mean obviously yes if the admission increases I'm sure they'll increase our pricing, but if the CND dollar takes a massive dive towards the end of the year then I'm sure they'll increase the pricing for next year regardless of admission prices.

Since they've so far decided not to have the 3-for-5 passes, I'd say it's unlikely that they'll reintroduce them for 2005 IF attendance is at the level that they expect it to be. If, for whatever reason, attendance is low then yes I can see they might decide to reintroduce them. But given the crowds they expect this coming year, I can't see them doing it.

I'm sure that after the whole 50th thing is over that attendance will drop back off to "normal" levels and they'll bring it back though. Or they might wait a while to see if their revenues drop or people don't buy the 5-day pass after all the hullabaloo if they don't bring it back.

BTP: I'm a travel agent up in Canada and these are the prices our vendors have in their sales systems.

 

[lkohawaii]

amberlee-thanks for all the info. I know that nobody has a crystal ball and can predict what Disney will do. It makes sense though that that's the reason the prices are so much higher. I just can't help stop planning....I just didn't want to buy too early and then regret not have waiting.

I talked to a AAA agent who was calling Disney travel. ...I know this because she kept having to put me on hold. Hope this helps. By the way I could add on a fun book a lanyard and pin and the toontown madness all for an additional fee....I just wanted to buy the park hopper from AAA and then they asked if I wanted to add all those additional things on.