Question about tickets??

[ChickenCarlos]

so i have a couple of questions about tickets to Disneyland?, first are tickets cheaper if you buy them online compared to purchasing them when you get to the front gate, and how do you get a magic morning tickets, i heard it came with a 3-day park hopper, is there anyway to get the MM with a 2-day parkhopper if you pay extra??

 

[bumbershoot]

Tickets are indeed less expensive online.

You cannot get MM separately in the way you are wondering about. However, if you stay onsite, as long as you have a ticket for the day, you get access to Magic Mornings during your stay even if your ticket wouldn't normally give you that. So if you have a one-day or two-day ticket, an AP, or a convention type of ticket without MM (some discounted military tickets don't have MM either), if you're onsite you can take part in MM on the MM days that fall during your stay (again assuming you have admission for that day).

Of course, staying onsite is a touch more expensive than buying a 3 day vs 2 day ticket.

 

[skiingfast]

Purchasing tickets online is how Disney promotes them. If they have a promotion it is most likely only online. Otherwise buying them online allows you to save time when you get to DLR. The print out confimation you get you take to the turnstyle, bypassing the ticket booths, and exchange for park tickes when you enter the park.


MM is only with 3 day or more tickets, or for people who buy a ticket/hotel package of any amount.

There is no such thing as a MM ticket, it is on your regular park ticket as a credit that you can use one time. The MM credit is used when your ticket is scanned when you enter DL for MM.


Right now Disney has a deal for buy 3 get 5. If you are going during the time period of the offer this is the best ticktet deal.

 

[ChickenCarlos]

so if you buy tickets online you get a print out and take it to the gate? then they give you a regular ticket?? or do you still have to go to the ticket booth to redem? or how would you use a print out for fastpasses and such? im a little confused on the process.

yeah, it looks like the 3 for 5 is best deal, thanks for the info.

 

[GrandBob]

so if you buy tickets online you get a print out and take it to the gate? then they give you a regular ticket??

Yep, that's exactly what you do. Print out your e-ticket and bring it to the gate with you. They'll exchange it right there for a regular ticket, which you can use in the FP machines, etc.

-Bob

 

[ChickenCarlos]

cool, so that sounds like what im going to do. anybody know the current price of tickets at the park right now?? is online much of a savings?

 

[3Minnies1Mickey]

Adult prices per DLR website:

2 Day PH: $151 (no discount for buying online)
3 Day PH: $184 ($204 at the ticket booth)
4 Day PH: $199 ($229 at TB)
5 Day PH: $184 5 for 3 valid through end of September (not available at TB)
$209 after promo ($249 at TB)
6 Day PH: $199 6 for 4 valid through end of Sept. (not available at TB)
$214 after promo ($254 at TB)

 

[NewbieMouse]

Does anyone know if there are deals anywhere for 2-day tickets?

I can't seem to find any. We're going to drop in at Christmas but only for 2 days max.

 

[3Minnies1Mickey]

Does anyone know if there are deals anywhere for 2-day tickets?

I can't seem to find any. We're going to drop in at Christmas but only for 2 days max.

Local credit union?

 

[ChickenCarlos]

Adult prices per DLR website:

2 Day PH: $151 (no discount for buying online)
3 Day PH: $184 ($204 at the ticket booth)
4 Day PH: $199 ($229 at TB)
5 Day PH: $184 5 for 3 valid through end of September (not available at TB)
$209 after promo ($249 at TB)
6 Day PH: $199 6 for 4 valid through end of Sept. (not available at TB)
$214 after promo ($254 at TB)

THANK YOU, this is exactally what i was looking for.