My Comps fell through...

[maitlynn]

What is the best/cheapest way to purchase 2 day park hoppers for 2 adults. We will be going mid Sep 09.

Thanks in advance for replies.

 

[dmked]

I always buy mine on Disneyland.com since I never book a package, but maybe check getawaytoday.com if you would like to book more than just PH tickets. I like to get them directly off their site so I don't have to stand in line to exchange the vouchers, or worry they are fake

 

[mystic_path]

I am going to suggest once again Flight center. Its a canadian site but everyone can purchase from there. So if your paying in US funds your money is worth more in Canada giving you more for you buck. I totally suggest this as a money saving tip as all the ticket prices are in Canadian funds and the tickets are a decent rate. Same as getawaytoday.com

They are e tickets giving you a voucher you print off at home and take to the park. Same as what you would do from getawaytoday

 

[cruise cruise cruise]

I am going to suggest once again Flight center. Its a canadian site but everyone can purchase from there. So if your paying in US funds your money is worth more in Canada giving you more for you buck. I totally suggest this as a money saving tip as all the ticket prices are in Canadian funds and the tickets are a decent rate. Same as getawaytoday.com

They are e tickets giving you a voucher you print off at home and take to the park. Same as what you would do from getawaytoday

When I read the OP post, I thougth of flightcenter. I read a post about this agency earlier today and checked them out. Although I was/am looking at 6 day hoppers, the price difference (based on current day exchange rate) would save me $25 per hopper ticket from Disney.com. I would assume their 2 day tickets would aslo be a savings.

 

[Sherwin]

When I read the OP post, I thougth of flightcenter. I read a post about this agency earlier today and checked them out. Although I was/am looking at 6 day hoppers, the price difference (based on current day exchange rate) would save me $25 per hopper ticket from Disney.com. I would assume their 2 day tickets would aslo be a savings.

I'm curious about this. I'm planning on getting 6 day hoppers. The Canadian flight centre site says its 194 per PH. Are those prices listed in USD or CAD? If it's USD, it's a savings of $15 per hopper. If it's CAD, it's a savings of almost $50 per PH!

EDIT: Actually, I goofed. Those are for the kids price promo. It's still a savings of $25 per hopper, as cruise said. Does anyone know if they have hoppers outside of the promo? I can't seem to find the regular hoppers.