Disneyland Tickets

[disneyfan150]

DL newbie here - thanks for being patient with me. My daughter and I will be visiting this summer and I am about to buy tickets. I know there are differences in DL and WDW tickets/proceedures. Would someone mind giving me a link to a possible thread about linking tickets, linking MB+, and how DD and I link each other? Thank you for any information.

 

[smartlabelprint]

To link tickets add them through the app. Or buy through DL and they’ll pop up. If you’re using separate accounts add both tickets to both accounts to link.

 

[Anal Annie]

We have an 8 night reservation at the VDH the last week of August and I've been seeing a sale on Undercover Tourist that ENDS TODAY for adult tix for the child price. Anybody know if that's a really rare deal? Should I jump on that or just wait & watch for maybe a repeat of that between now & then? Also, does DL have a separate app from MDE? Thx

 

[LKing]

Also, does DL have a separate app from MDE?

Yes, Disneyland has its own app.

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/guest-services/download-disneyland-mobile-app/

 

[OlliePop27]

Just buy your tickets. Prices will only go up. It's unlikely a better deal comes along. If it does UC might work with you to exchange - they have done so with me before.

 

[Anal Annie]

Just buy your tickets. Prices will only go up. It's unlikely a better deal comes along. If it does UC might work with you to exchange - they have done so with me before.

Thx. I usually buy the DVC Sorcerer pass in FL so I just wondered how often a deal like this one comes along.

 

[Anal Annie]

Thank you

Yes, Disneyland has its own app.

https://disneyland.disney.go.com/guest-services/download-disneyland-mobile-app/

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[lilpiglet97]

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DL newbie here - thanks for being patient with me. My daughter and I will be visiting this summer and I am about to buy tickets. I know there are differences in DL and WDW tickets/proceedures. Would someone mind giving me a link to a possible thread about linking tickets, linking MB+, and how DD and I link each other? Thank you for any information.

WDW Vet here.... I bit the bullet yesterday and bought the adult tix for child prices. I got the 5-day hopper with genie + and it was almost a thousand $1000 less than the Disney site. Do it and you can do just a room reservation via the Disney site with or without a discount and connect your tix on the app.

 

[disneyfan150]

We have an 8 night reservation at the VDH the last week of August and I've been seeing a sale on Undercover Tourist that ENDS TODAY for adult tix for the child price. Anybody know if that's a really rare deal? Should I jump on that or just wait & watch for maybe a repeat of that between now & then? Also, does DL have a separate app from MDE? Thx

Sorry I did not see this Sunday to try to answer your question. UT does seem to repeat the offer for WDW. I haven't really noticed DL offers, but I would think it would also repeat.

I connected my DL tix on the app easily. I don't know why I was worried.

 

[disneyfan150]

WDW Vet here.... I bit the bullet yesterday and bought the adult tix for child prices. I got the 5-day hopper with genie + and it was almost a thousand $1000 less than the Disney site. Do it and you can do just a room reservation via the Disney site with or without a discount and connect your tix on the app.

Wow! That is great! I only bought 3-day hoppers with G+ for 2 people. We maybe saved around $140.

 

[dmancuso]

Any idea when Disneyland will open ticket sales for February?

 

[wallawallakids]

Just chiming in, if anyone has AAA check to see if they have tickets. We managed to save a few dollars (Mind you, a literal few) over the UT current adult at child price. They arrived by email and were easy to put into MDE. They were the cheapest I could find. We have Washington state AAA.

 

[OlliePop27]

Any idea when Disneyland will open ticket sales for February?

The reservations can be made 180 days in advance, but multi day tickets can be purchased at any time. Unless you are buying only a 1-day ticket, you can buy your tickets now and make reservations later. This is what I do.

In fact, the general rule is to buy tickets as soon as you know you want to go. Tickets right now typically won't expire until January of 2026, and even if they expire, you can still use the value of the tickets towards future tickets.

The prices will likely go up again later this year, including Genie+ and park hopping. Buy them now if you know you are going! I always look at Undercover Tourist, as they have consistently great prices.

We bought our tickets for this summer last September before the most recent price increase. This saved us hundreds of dollars on the actual tickets, saved us money on the park hopping add on, and saved us $5 per person per day on Genie+. In fact, the tickets per day are cheaper than the incredible summer ticket promotion Disney is running.

In summary, if buying multi-day tickets - buy now and make reservations later!

 

[itr452]

The reservations can be made 180 days in advance, but multi day tickets can be purchased at any time. Unless you are buying only a 1-day ticket, you can buy your tickets now and make reservations later. This is what I do.

In fact, the general rule is to buy tickets as soon as you know you want to go. Tickets right now typically won't expire until January of 2026, and even if they expire, you can still use the value of the tickets towards future tickets.

The prices will likely go up again later this year, including Genie+ and park hopping. Buy them now if you know you are going! I always look at Undercover Tourist, as they have consistently great prices.

We bought our tickets for this summer last September before the most recent price increase. This saved us hundreds of dollars on the actual tickets, saved us money on the park hopping add on, and saved us $5 per person per day on Genie+. In fact, the tickets per day are cheaper than the incredible summer ticket promotion Disney is running.

In summary, if buying multi-day tickets - buy now and make reservations later!

Does this apply to Disneyworld tickets as well? We were lucky filor disneyland as UT held ticket prices for a week after disney raised it.

 

[OlliePop27]

Does this apply to Disneyworld tickets as well? We were lucky filor disneyland as UT held ticket prices for a week after disney raised it.

I'm not sure what the WDW ticket and reservation policies are. You might want to post in those forums.