One-day ticket at Disneyland?

[merela]

For CA residents, do they pay the same 1-day ticket fare as other residents? ($49.95 for adult). Can you go to both parks with one 1-day ticket or do you need to buy both tickets?

What is the best deal for visiting Disneyland? My sister is coming out of town and she wants to go to Disneyland for one day, what's the best ticket deal she can get? She's a AAA member, do they get a discount? Costco is running a deal now with Disneyland, is it $79 for 3 days?

Is Disneyland running any deals (with Coke, Pepsi, or Arrowhead) for reducing that $49.95 ticket?

Is the $99 annual pass for CA resident good for both parks?

Just wondering.

Thanks.


Jennifer

 

[Disneyland_emily]

>>For CA residents, do they pay the same 1-day ticket fare as other residents? ($49.95 for adult).<< Unless there is a special CA res only deals then nope its the same

> Can you go to both parks with one 1-day ticket or do you need to buy both tickets?<< They do have a one day hopper thats 79 (ish) but a one day 49 ticket is for one park only


>>What is the best deal for visiting Disneyland? My sister is coming out of town and she wants to go to Disneyland for one day, what's the best ticket deal she can get? She's a AAA member, do they get a discount? Costco is running a deal now with Disneyland, is it $79 for 3 days?<< Thats as good as Ive heard right now

>>Is Disneyland running any deals (with Coke, Pepsi, or Arrowhead) for reducing that $49.95 ticket?<< Havent heard of any recently

>Is the $99 annual pass for CA resident good for both parks?<< Yes but be advised they check for resident status and the 99 ticket has more blackout days than valid days. You can get a blackout ticket but at 30 bucks youd be better off buying a higher priced AP

-em

 

[iceskatejen]

The one-day hopper is $69. I think there's a small So Cal resident discount.

 

[disneychrista]

I believe the one day park hopper is $5 less for So - Cal Residence.

A great resource for discounts is http://www.mousesavers.com