Where can I find the cheapest 2-day Parkhoppers?

[disney-inspired]

My sister and I are having a girls' 2-day trip to DL and DCA for my birthday in November. I have an AP but my sister doesn't.

Does anyone know of a good place to get 2-day parkhoppers for less than what Disney charges?

 

[mkymsehi]

http://www.mousesavers.com/dltickets.html#lastminute

 

[disney-inspired]

This is what I'm thinking of doing. I'm thinking I will have my sister buy a one day parkhopper for that Sunday visit and then upgrade it at Disneyland at the end of the day. That way she is only paying $129 instead of $132. Yeah, I know it only saves her $3 but I think the food discounts will make up for the total difference.

What do you think?

 

[MickeyNikiNaka]

I have been looking at get away today I don't have enough posts to post the website but if you google it I'm sure you can find it!

They are the cheapest that I have found so far! I hope this helps!

 

[disneydreamer74]

If you are a AAA member you can purchase 2 day park hopper tix for cheap at the local AAA office. I just purchased mine yesterday for $122.00 each which is the cheapest I have found so far. You have to pick them up at the office for this price though. Enjoy!

 

[Gisele]

Would you happen to remember what the cost is for a 3 day park hopper?


TIA

 

[disneydreamer74]

Would you happen to remember what the cost is for a 3 day park hopper?


TIA

ooh, cannot remember, but they are generally $10.00 cheaper than anywhere else you go, plus free parking at Mickey anf friends parking lot on the back of tickets!

 

[tinkermell]

If you are a AAA member you can purchase 2 day park hopper tix for cheap at the local AAA office. I just purchased mine yesterday for $122.00 each which is the cheapest I have found so far. You have to pick them up at the office for this price though. Enjoy!

Hey that is good to know!

Thanks!

 

[Gisele]

I am finding that get away today is charging the same price as Dl, so other than the fact, that apparently one will receive two MM with the 3 day park hopper, I can't say that I see anymore benefit from that. I will have to check out my local AAA office, the last time I was there, was just long enough, to where I just cannot remember, the info. that I had read on the sheet. I cannot even remember whether or not, I took a sheet, I normally do, and I love to peruse their DL and WDW travel books, they are really quite beautifully done.

 

[bumbershoot]

This is what I'm thinking of doing. I'm thinking I will have my sister buy a one day parkhopper for that Sunday visit and then upgrade it at Disneyland at the end of the day. That way she is only paying $129 instead of $132. Yeah, I know it only saves her $3 but I think the food discounts will make up for the total difference.

What do you think?

Where is the savings coming from?

Also, you're local, yes? Is she a local resident? Could she just get a local AP for not much more than the 2 day ticket?

 

[disney-inspired]

Where is the savings coming from?

Also, you're local, yes? Is she a local resident? Could she just get a local AP for not much more than the 2 day ticket?

the local AP is $129 and it is cheaper than a 2-day park hopper.

 

[bumbershoot]

Oh I thought you meant to upgrade to a second day.

 

[disney-inspired]

Oh I thought you meant to upgrade to a second day.

That would be downright UN-DISlike of me to pay more than needed
Thanks anyways

 

[DizMe]

We always buy through AAA, but the Anaheim Convention Center saves you a bit on tickets, but I think they charge $1/ticket for printing them at home. http://hotels.anaheimoc.org/1282_attraction-tickets_a18.html?ticketID=587 As I recall, they are about $4 cheaper each after paying the $1 printing fee than the advance purchase price through disneyland.com.

 

[LisaDKG]

Oooh! I though GAT was the cheapest I had found (without AAA) but the Convention Center is a better deal! Has anyone printed their tickets at home after buying with them?