What Should I do?!

[disney-inspired]

I have a bit of a dilemma. My older sister, Diana, and I want to plan a 2-day Disneyland & Disney California Adventure trip for my birthday. We originally planned on going November 2nd - 3rd.

Well, I saw an ad for the summer fun pass where you get 3 days of parkhopping for $99. I have an AP but my sister doesn't so that is a steal! But the bummer is that the first visit must be by August 30th and completed within 45 days of first use. So we would have to go in September or early October. We're already going to MTOTP in mid-October so our visit would have to be in September.

What I'm wondering is if we should get the summer fun pass and go in September or just pay the regular price of a 2-day parkhopper ($132) and go in November. I REALLY want to be at the parks on my birthday so that is a major factor that I'm considering.

Ugh, I wish the offer could be extended until the end of the year!

 

[uncool_adry]

Buy the one for $99.00 and upgrade it to an AP... thats if the days you want aren't blocked off.

 

[disney-inspired]

Buy the one for $99.00 and upgrade it to an AP... thats if the days you want aren't blocked off.

Or she could just buy the So. Cal select AP when we go in October, right?

 

[Gisele]

Are you in the right zip code for the $99.00 p/h promotion? I would love to purchase that ticket, however, I am not taking a chance on being asked for my i.d. at the gates, which sometimes, one can be asked, so I have been told, by people that sound like they know what they are talking about. Not to mention, that it is stated in the requirements for the ticket, about having to show proof of residency.

 

[disney-inspired]

Are you in the right zip code for the $99.00 p/h promotion? I would love to purchase that ticket, however, I am not taking a chance on being asked for my i.d. at the gates, which sometimes, one can be asked, so I have been told, by people that sound like they know what they are talking about. Not to mention, that it is stated in the requirements for the ticket, about having to show proof of residency.

Uh, yeah. I live 1 hour north from DL.