Flightcenter post has me completly confused. :(.

[Disney Dider]

We are going in 2 weeks and are getting 6 day hoppers for the kids price, $179.00. I don't understand the site. Its looks like they cost more. Are they cheaper then 179.00 and I am just not getting it?

 

[H2_Whoa]

If you use the Canadian site flightcenter.ca 6day hoppers = $194.00 Canadian

194 Canadian dollars X .80 exchange to US dollars = $155 US dollars (approximately)

I believe I have read that US residents have done this without problems.

 

[Huff]

The kids price for a 6 day hopper is $179. The current special allows adults to buy the adult hopper for the same price as the kids. This pass expires April 30th and from what I understand can't be purchased at the gate. Must purchase through hotels, Disneyland.com or travel agents.

 

[f15robyn]

The kids price for a 6 day hopper is $179. The current special allows adults to buy the adult hopper for the same price as the kids. This pass expires April 30th and from what I understand can't be purchased at the gate. Must purchase through hotels, Disneyland.com or travel agents.

Huff - you're quoting the prices in US Dollars from the Disney site for adult 6 day park hopper "adults pay the kids price". $179 USD

The prices for the same ticket (6 day adult park hoppers "adults pay the kids price") at flightcentre.ca is $194 CAD (Canadian dollars).

If you booked with a Flight Centre office in Canada today using your credit card and got today's exchange rate, the $194 CAD would show up on your credit card as approximately $156 US Dollars.

I've been following this closely, as that's a really great rate if a US resident can purchase from a Canadian Flight Centre office. It does seem that the best way to make this happen is to call instead of trying to purchase these tickets online.

Edited to add - in the other thread H2_Whoa lists the phone number and the name of the person they worked with.