Do OAPs get cheaper tickets??

[Ju]

Hi all,

We're off to WDW & the other Orlando attractions next month and as well as taking our 2 children, we're taking my Mum who's 65 yrs.

Do they sell cheaper tickets for Old Age Pensioners (sorry, not sure what you call them over there!!) or do they pay the same as Adult ticketholders? Any help in making the money stretch further is great - more to spend in the parks.

Any info would be grateful as we really must get the tickets sorted in next few days, especially if we have to order them direct from US. Still sooooo much to organise!!

Cheers

Ju

 

[jaysue]

Not sure but this link might help

http://www.mousesavers.com/tickets.html

cheers
jaysue

 

[Tink's Pixieduster]

Welcome to the Dis! This is a great place to come for advice and help.

Sorry to tell you that Senior Citizens (ages 65 and older) do not receive a discount on park admission. The only reductions in ticket prices are for children between the ages of 3 and 9. If I remember correctly, children younger than three years old are admitted free.

 

[byoung]

Have a great vacation.

 

[halld6479]

when my step mom called to see if she could save a few $$, they told her when you are at Disney you are young at heart and no we don't give discounts cause once you are here you will forget your age and act like a kid. lol

 

[jaysue]

That is correct - there are reductions for children 3-9 and kids under 3 are free

cheers
jaysue

 

[Ju]

Thanks for your comments - the website for mousesavers.com is BRILLIANT but still wading through it!! Some really great ideas!

Also halld6479 your comments were great & yep we all seem to be kids at heart which is certainly the way to be (unfortunately don't do it often enough!!)

Cheers

Ju