So Cal ticket discount questions

[Jessmela]

I'm wondering when they check proof of residency and if every member of the party has to be a So Cal resident or if everyone does? My cousin just moved to Santa Monica. My grandparents, father, and I may be going to Disneyland in April. If she orders the tickets, will we have to show proof of residency at the gate? If she comes with us to the parks, is it enough that she's a resident?

TIA,

Jessica

 

[almostGoofy]

I don't believe every member of the party has to be a So. Calif. resident but their must be at least one.

Anyone else heard different?

 

[doodlebug]

Hope you don't mind me asking a question.. My sister if going down to San Diego to watch my nephews and they are going to come up for 1 1/2 days to play with us.. Can my nephews buy the tickets for them? One is 16 years old! Also do they have a good 2 or 1 day hopper pass for Southern Calif. Residents??

 

[eduk8r26]

The person who buys the ticket is asked for their zipcode. Then they have to show proof. They don't check ID's at the gate. The only deals that I know of are the twofers at Von's Market. If you buy one, you can come back another within 30 days. But it's not a hopper. At the ticket booth you can buy a Southern Cal 1-day hopper, but you can come back within 30 days. So essentially it's a 2-day. It's $79.

 

[almostGoofy]

The person who buys the ticket is asked for their zipcode. Then they have to show proof. They don't check ID's at the gate. The only deals that I know of are the twofers at Von's Market. If you buy one, you can come back another within 30 days. But it's not a hopper. At the ticket booth you can buy a Southern Cal 1-day hopper, but you can come back within 30 days. So essentially it's a 2-day. It's $79.

The 2for are also available at the ticket booth for So. Calif. residents as well.