Travel agents sell DL/DCA tix for less

[BCmomma]

I'm not sure where everyone is planning on buying their park hopper passes, but I'm getting ours from Flight Centre (we need 1 adult 3 day and 1 child 3 day as I had enough airmiles to get 1 adult 3 day free!). Together those two will be $50 less than getting them from disneyland.com or the parks directly. Works out to be cheaper than getting them through the ebates/orbitz deal, too!

 

[Disneylovers2000]

I'm not sure where everyone is planning on buying their park hopper passes, but I'm getting ours from Flight Centre (we need 1 adult 3 day and 1 child 3 day as I had enough airmiles to get 1 adult 3 day free!). Together those two will be $50 less than getting them from disneyland.com or the parks directly. Works out to be cheaper than getting them through the ebates/orbitz deal, too!

Hi there, I just wanted to throw my 2 cents in and agree with you bcmama. Also if you have. CAA they are even cheaper than flightcentre. I know in the past we used to get them from a travel agent friend and they were SUPER cheap -in comparison, but travel agencies around here are no longer getting the smoking deals they once were This put me on the search for ticket deals as well.

Just a side note - we are travelling to Disneyland not World

 

[CanadianPaco]

Hi there, I just wanted to throw my 2 cents in and agree with you bcmama. Also if you have. CAA they are even cheaper than flightcentre. I know in the past we used to get them from a travel agent friend and they were SUPER cheap -in comparison, but travel agencies around here are no longer getting the smoking deals they once were This put me on the search for ticket deals as well.

Just a side note - we are travelling to Disneyland not World

You may not be able to get DL tickets at CAA. I checked in London and KItchener CAA office and they don't carry DL tickets. I also went went to Flight Centre.

 

[BCmomma]

We are also travelling to Disneyland, not Disney World (driving down from Vancouver). We aren't members of CAA so Flight Centre is the cheapest I've been able to find. Just happy I don't have to pay full admission at the gate, every little bit helps ;-)

 

[Sue M]

You may not be able to get DL tickets at CAA. I checked in London and KItchener CAA office and they don't carry DL tickets. I also went went to Flight Centre.

In Western Canada BCAA has DL tix, but not WDW tix. They know little about booking wdw. I went and spoke to a CAA TA who in their mag. Was written up as being a WDW specialist. I asked for a quote, and it was higher then on the WDW web site

 

[Disneylovers2000]

You may not be able to get DL tickets at CAA. I checked in London and KItchener CAA office and they don't carry DL tickets. I also went went to Flight Centre.

Here in Alberta they sell both, Land and World tickets

 

[Disneylovers2000]

We are also travelling to Disneyland, not Disney World (driving down from Vancouver). We aren't members of CAA so Flight Centre is the cheapest I've been able to find. Just happy I don't have to pay full admission at the gate, every little bit helps ;-)

Agreed!! Sooo expensive! Any kind of savings is a good deal!!

 

[EastYorkDisneyFan]

you may want to check the Disneyland website as they sometimes have deals on tickets on their site that are only good during certain times, plus you can do the print at home option for free and they just give you a voucher that you take to the turnstile and they will print the ticket for you right there.

 

[TheBig2na]

I am lucky to have family in the UK and we are getting our tickets from them. Works out to $50 cheaper per person for a 14 day ticket with Hopper and water parks, than a 10 day through anyone in North America. for 6 people that is $300. not bad. but you have to have them delivered there and have a UK credit Card.