Good Deals for 1-Day-Parkhopper?

[Katney]

Hi all!
I will be in California for a short while in June and will try to squeeze in a trip to Disneyland. Since I am on a tight schedule, one day will have to do. Does anyone have any tipps for me on where I might find cheaper one-Day-Parkhopper Tickets than buying directly from Disney? All deals I've found so far are for 2-Days min.
I'd really appreciate any pointers, thank you!

 

[theluckyrabbit]

One day tickets don't have many discounts. If you belong to a credit union, you could check there. Also check with your HR at work if you are employed by a larger company. Teachers' unions also offer discounts, so check with any teachers you know. Stay away from eBay, Craigslist, and the like since tickets from those venues are often scams.

 

[Diszona]

Yeah, your best bet (and I know I mention this enough that I sound like a plant from Target marketing) may be to get a discount on Disney gift cards (like getting 5% off at Target using a Red Card or at Sam's Club) and then use the gift cards to buy the ticket from Disney. Other than that I don't think you are going to find any discounts on the 1 day tickets. Good luck!

 

[Katney]

Thanks for the replies you two, I really appreciate it!
Unfortunately, I don't live in the US, so my options are even more limited. But, in the end, I probably won't be in California again anytime soon and it is the mothership of Disney, so I will go for it no matter what.
Was just pretty surprised by the prices. I originally intended to stay at a Disney Hotel for two nights with a 1-Day-PH, but it would have cost me about the same as my 4-Nights-5-Days-5-Day-PH Trip to Disneyland Paris in September...
Thanks again!

 

[theluckyrabbit]

At DLR, it really is cheaper to stay off property. The neighboring hotels are quite close, and you can often find good deals online. Try looking for deals with aRes travel and GetAwayToday. They often have deals with hotels and tickets combined. And you might find something on MouseSavers.