Ticket help, please!

[UGAFan0829]

I posted this over at the Budget Board, but wanted to ask here as well. I was thinking of joining AAA, mainly for the discounts at Disney. But what I wanted to know was how good the discounts really are. We are going on our first trip to WDW next month and already have our room booked, but we still need tickets. I checked out the AAA website to try and see what the discounts looked like, but as far as I can tell, they only offer each park individually, and not as park hoppers. Can anyone help me with this? TIA!

 

[Robo]

I posted this over at the Budget Board, but wanted to ask here as well. I was thinking of joining AAA, mainly for the discounts at Disney. But what I wanted to know was how good the discounts really are. We are going on our first trip to WDW next month and already have our room booked, but we still need tickets. I checked out the AAA website to try and see what the discounts looked like, but as far as I can tell, they only offer each park individually, and not as park hoppers. Can anyone help me with this? TIA!

AAA has the hoppers.
Call a AAA travel agency.

 

[msinformation]

All the AAA offices in our area offered only 4 day park passes, but you might want to call around. Since we needed 6 days, that was no help. BUT, where they did offer great savings was in the room. You may be able to call and get a AAA discount, even though your trip is pretty soon. It's worth a shot.

For us AAA is completely worth it. If you ever stay at other hotels elsewhere, the 10-15% savings add up pretty quickly. Probably the best discount, though, is off services at LensCrafters. I think they offer a 30% discount or something? The money we saved there alone paid for our membership.

Then there's the regular services they offer. DH and I commute a long way to work, so the towing option is a major benefit.