Disneyland Discount Park Tickets?

[Cal-Pie]

Do you work for GAT?

No, but it would be cool if I did, I think it would be a fun job. Unfortunately they don’t have remote positions and their office is 350 miles from my home, so the commute would be harsh.

I “jump to their defense“ because there were people in the thread thinking tax was being charged on tickets. If a seller does that, (there have been legitimate reports on these boards of it happening) they are committing fraud. There is an arrangement between Disneyland and the city of Anaheim that (for now) keeps tickets tax free.

Finally, I compared prices for 3, 4 day/one park tickets, GAT vs DL, and this is what I came up with. My numbers differ from yours.

 

[anghorner]

There are very few ways to get genuinely discounted tix at Disneyland, but if you are military or teacher you can use verifypass.com to access a 10% or so discount.

I am a SoCal resident so I use that discount (which is massive), but that is obviously contingent on home address.

If you are doing a hotel plus tickets I highly recommend booking as a package directly through Disneyland good neighbor deals, or Costco's good neighbor hotel deals. Costco's will cost exactly the same, but you'll get a gift card and a lanyard.

 

[imbelle]

I've been looking on different sites for tickets (official site, Tickets at Work, Undercover Tourist, etc) and there only seems to be an online max option of 5 days when I need at least 6 or maybe 7 days. Anyone have experience with purchasing more than 5 days of tickets at once?

 

[SFMommy]

I've been looking on different sites for tickets (official site, Tickets at Work, Undercover Tourist, etc) and there only seems to be an online max option of 5 days when I need at least 6 or maybe 7 days. Anyone have experience with purchasing more than 5 days of tickets at once?

Disneyland only sells 1-5 day tickets. If you need more days, you would have to buy a 5 day ticket and then a separate 1 or 2 day ticket to get the number of days that you want.