To Citypass or not to Citypass?

[Amyshubby]

Hello everyone. After three trips to Disneyworld (2 in the past three years) we (2 adults and 2 kids, ages 7 and 10) have decided to venture cross-country for our first California trip. We are going for a week and a half and are planning 2 days in Disney, and one day in Universal, Sea-World, Legoland, and the Zoo.

We are trying to figure out the best prices for tickets and it seems like Citypass is the way to go (even though we probably wont use the third day at Disney), but it's hard to add everything up because of all the promotions at each park (such as the BOGO at Legoland) and the other combination deals that are offered.

We do have about $600 in Disneydollars as a result of the Disney Visa card so we can use that for either the Disney tickets or towards the Citypass on the Disney website.

Thanks for any advice you can give. I used to always read the Disneyworld section of the disboards and I see this section is just as addictive.

 

[Amyshubby]

I haven't posted in a long time and forgot about the picture I used for my Avatar. It still makes me smile whenever I see it!

 

[Amyshubby]

For some reason I thought it included Legoland. Now I have to go over the numbers again and see if it makes sense. You would think this would be simple math, but with all the ongoing promotions it's much harder to figure all of this out!

 

[skiingfast]

Depending where you live the Legoland BOGO, may not be for LL California, so check your Lego Club magazine carefully.

As far as the other parks, CityPass would probably be a very good idea but I'd check the math if you only do 2 DL days.

Most importanly go to DLR for 3 days, 2 days isn't enough, even consider 4 or 5 days.

Before you get much further into planning I suggest you read the DLR Guide for WDW Vets.



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