park tickets at Disney store?

[polyhm83]

Do they still sell park tickets at the Disney store (Vaughan Mills) since it is no longer owned by Disney? If they do how much are they currently going for and is it in Canadian dollars. I am sure this has been asked before, but I don't recall. Thanks for any input.

 

[mickeywho?]

Do they still sell park tickets at the Disney store (Vaughan Mills) since it is no longer owned by Disney? If they do how much are they currently going for and is it in Canadian dollars. I am sure this has been asked before, but I don't recall. Thanks for any input.

I saw a sign up at the Square One store a couple of weeks ago. Not sure about the pricing - but it is in CA$ so you can easily compare to CAA discounted price.

 

[Kelly Grannell]

Dunno about pricing, but yesw they do sell park tickets. Strangely enough, the store manager doesn't know what an Annual Pass is and adamant enough to state that there is no such thing.

 

[Scratch42]

Dunno about pricing, but yesw they do sell park tickets. Strangely enough, the store manager doesn't know what an Annual Pass is and adamant enough to state that there is no such thing.

Just doesn't seem right!

janet

 

[Kelly Grannell]

yeah. I guess the annual pass I bought last year was only a figment of my imagination.

 

[madonna31]

Strangely enough, the store manager doesn't know what an Annual Pass is and adamant enough to state that there is no such thing.

rotflmbo...why am I not surprised? Why oh why did Disney ever sell their stores?

To the OP - I just priced this out for someone on Friday, Disney Store prices on tickets (with the conversion) worked out to be MORE expensive then buying them through Disney directly.

 

[SandraC]

I was at DS Square One last week. I noticed the price of 7 day hoppers and plusses that expire 14 days from first use for adults was $339. I don't know if that's US or CDN. I just bought CAA 7 day hoppers and plusses that don't expire at the 2005 price of $330 US. I thought that was a good price. Sandra

 

[pixiemagic30]

I can't speak specifically to your store, but I do know that when I bought a 7 day park hopper last year at a store here in the states it was cheaper than the parks. But the store could not add the no expiration option (NEO)-- we had to do that at Disney. So, when we got there to add the NEO we had to pay the difference between the tickets (store price and park price) before they could/would add the NEO. It was very upsetting b/c we had to fork out an additional $70

So, my recommendation is if you are wanting the NEO, make sure they can add it -- if not, don't buy them from the stores.

HTH,

 

[ottawamom]

Have you thought of using Ticketmania.com to buy your tickets. We used them last year and they were the cheapest by far. They ship free of charge to Canada. Lots of people on these boards have used them with positive results. Just a thought to add to the mix.

 

[Exp.626Stitch]

I am the asst. Manager at the VM outlet. I can post the prices if you'd like but I will let you know that the prices at the moment are almost at Par with what they are at the parks. You cannot add the NEO and the stores will only sell 3 day (base), 5 day (Base, PH, Magic plus, Premium) and 7 Day (same as 5 Day).

The Stores in the States, however, will sell more variety than the CDN stores.

Hope this helps a bit