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Disneyland Resort announced 2024 Summer Ticket offer - as low as $50 Per Child and $83 Per Adult, Per Day - for a 3-Day, 1-Park Per Day Theme Park Ticket, Plus Summer Hotel Offers....
3-Day Disneyland Ticket Offer, one-park per day, guests may visit the Disneyland Resort theme parks for as little as
- $50 per child, per day (ages 3-9) or from $149 all 3-days (Monday-Thursday Only)
- $83 per adult, per day or from $249 all 3-days (Monday-Thursday Only)
- Daily, including weekends (based on availability) is also available for $199 kids ages 3-9 and $299 adults ages 10+
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Resort hotel guests may save up to 25% on select stays at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa, the Disneyland Hotel or The Villas at Disneyland Hotel when staying 4 nights or longer, or may save up to 20% on select stays Sunday – Thursday nights at these hotels without a minimum night stay. These offers are for stays June 10 – Sept. 26, 2024, and can be reserved May 29 – Sept. 12, 2024, subject to availability and restrictions.
Disneyland Resort [go.com]
Purchase Beginning May 29, 2024
Redeem any 3 Eligible Days June 10 - September 26, 2024
Subject to park reservation availability.
Valid admission and theme park reservation for the same park on the same date are required for park entry.
p.s. if you have a
Sam's Club [samsclub.com] membership, Disney gift cards will be 10% off tomorrow, May 3rd. You may buy two $100 Disney e-gc for $90 each. Item 990350939
Terms:
Tickets valid for use beginning June 10, 2024, and expire September 26, 2024. Tickets are not valid before 6/10/24. Tickets may be used on nonconsecutive days. Monday through Thursday tickets are blocked out every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the ticket validity period. Each day of use constitutes one full day of use. May purchase up to 15 tickets per eligible person per day. Tickets are nonrefundable, may not be sold or transferred for commercial use and exclude activities/events separately priced. Offer may not be combined with other ticket discounts or promotions. Subject to restrictions and change or cancellation without notice. Sales may be paused from time to time or terminated at any time.
To enter a park, both a theme park reservation and a valid ticket for the same park on the same date is required. Theme park reservations for the 3-Day Disneyland Ticket Offer holders are limited in number and subject to the availability of park reservations allocated to the 3-Day Disneyland Ticket Offer as determined by Disney, applicable blockout dates, and theme park capacity. Reservation availability for 3-Day Disneyland Ticket Offer holders is not guaranteed for any date, and reservations may be difficult to get for any particular date, especially as the ticket expiration date approaches. To ensure best availability, make reservations early. On any given date, park reservations may be available for general theme park tickets even though park reservations allocated to the 3-Day Disneyland Ticket Offer are fully reserved. 3-Day Disneyland Ticket Offer holders are not entitled to any reservations Disney makes available to others. Parks, attractions, entertainment, experiences, services, and offerings may be modified, limited in availability or unavailable, and are subject to restrictions, and change or cancellation without notice. Park admission and offerings are not guaranteed. Visit Disneyland.com/updates for important information to know before visiting Disneyland Resort.
A consecutive 4-night or longer stay is required, and cancellation of any nights of a stay may affect discount availability. Savings based on the non-discounted price for the same room stay at the same hotel and is valid for most nights from 6/10/2024 through 9/26/2024. Book from 5/29/2024 through 9/12/2024; travel must be completed by 9/27/2024. Not valid for select Concierge rooms, Signature or Premium suites, or 2 Bedroom or 3 Bedroom Villas, or at certain hotels. Not valid on previously booked rooms. Advance reservations required. Subject to availability as the number of rooms allocated for this offer is limited. Excludes applicable fees and taxes. Limit two (2) rooms per reservation, and occupancy restrictions apply per room. Additional per-adult charges may apply if more than two (2) adults per room. Offer applied once per reservation and is not valid in combination with any other hotel discounts or offers. Subject to restrictions and change or cancellation without notice. Separate Theme Park admission and Theme Park reservation for same date and same park required to enter a Theme Park, and a hotel reservation does not guarantee theme park access. Visit Disneyland.com/updates for important information to know before visiting the Disneyland® Resort.
Savings based on the non-discounted price for the same room stay at the same hotel and is valid for Sunday through Thursday nights from 6/10/2024 through 9/26/2024. Book from 5/29/2024 through 9/12/2024; travel must be completed by 9/27/2024. Not valid for select Concierge rooms, Signature or Premium suites, or 2 Bedroom or 3 Bedroom Villas, or at certain hotels. Not valid on previously booked rooms. Advance reservations required. Subject to availability as the number of rooms allocated for this offer is limited. Excludes applicable fees and taxes. Limit two (2) rooms per reservation, and occupancy restrictions apply per room. Additional per-adult charges may apply if more than two (2) adults per room. Not valid in combination with any other hotel discounts or offers. Subject to restrictions and change or cancellation without notice. Separate Theme Park admission and Theme Park reservation for same date and same park are required to enter a Theme Park. Park reservations are limited, subject to availability, and not guaranteed, and a hotel reservation does not guarantee theme park reservations. Visit Disneyland.com/updates for important information to know before visiting the Disneyland® Resort.
One of the images below is the Toontown Express aircraft that Alaska Airlines operates between Seattle and Santa Ana CA. Those in Seattle can kick start their Disney vacation to Southern CA once they board the plane!
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Not only are the parks better, cleaner, friendlier, and more advanced, they're also much cheaper as of now. You could EASILY fly to Tokyo and spend 4 days there for less than a trip to WDW, no problem. Popcorn is around $2.50 USD. Tickets around $65 each. Stay at the Sheraton on the monorail line for cheap (and you can use Marriott Bonvoy points to do that for free). I've been twice in the past year and there is no comparison. The only downside is buying an extra suitcase, because you will be buying more gachapon and TDL souvenirs than you ever thought possible.
Plus you get the added benefit of the freshest sushi on Earth for $20 for a meal and get to visit the best city for tourists right now (although crowded, admittedly). Lastly, you could duck to Osaka to Universal Japan as well, which is another wonderful park. Or stay in Tokyo and see Sanrio Puroland for a Sanrio indoor theme park, which is so bad it's wonderful.
I would, however, avoid Tokyo Disney in June when they open Fantasy Springs, and it's too hot. TokyoDisney Sea will be a madhouse unless you just don't care about the new huge expansion.
You'll spend more at DL here because you'll need to purchase Genie+ if you want to ride more than 4 rides in a day. That adds another $120+ for a family of four, and that's the business model they're nickel and diming you with on this 'deal'.
Really, consider going to Tokyo instead of the US parks. Disneyland is pure trash and WDW is a beer-gut farm. I've had a Disneyland annual pass since 1990 (except when I worked at WDI), and this year I gave it up. Universal is eating their lunch.
but if it makes you feel more comfortable with my information, you can read it from disney park blogs [go.com] (not my source, but a source).
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And at least with proper disneyland I am positive you're missing cool/fun stuff to check out if you rush all the rides in one day. California adventure ehhh probably one day is enough lol.
And at least with proper disneyland I am positive you're missing cool/fun stuff to check out if you rush all the rides in one day. California adventure ehhh probably one day is enough lol.
It's honestly not that hard to ride everything in a day at Disneyland if you time it correctly. Maybe you're just bad at planning, but if you go early in the morning, you can knockout all of the rides in Fantasyland in less than an hour. And, if you go during parades, and fireworks, and at the times that people are eating meals, you can practically walk on rides. I got on Radiator Springs Racers, a ride that usually has hours of wait time, in under 20 minutes, and I walked right on the Spider-Man ride at lunch time. Longest wait of the day was Roger Rabbit Cartoon Spin, and that was 36 minutes, because there were a ton of Genie+ users in line at the time with their lightning lanes. We even got on Rise of the Resistance in under 30 minutes, and walked right on the Millennium Falcon ride.
I didn't know about the "go on a ride at lunch time" thing. That's a neat trick! Bonus: I usually eat lunch later in the day lol.
I didn't know about the "go on a ride at lunch time" thing. That's a neat trick! Bonus: I usually eat lunch later in the day lol.
Yeah, if you pack little snack bars and stuff that you can eat in line, you not only save money at the park, but you can ride more rides.
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Not only are the parks better, cleaner, friendlier, and more advanced, they're also much cheaper as of now. You could EASILY fly to Tokyo and spend 4 days there for less than a trip to WDW, no problem. Popcorn is around $2.50 USD. Tickets around $65 each. Stay at the Sheraton on the monorail line for cheap (and you can use Marriott Bonvoy points to do that for free). I've been twice in the past year and there is no comparison. The only downside is buying an extra suitcase, because you will be buying more gachapon and TDL souvenirs than you ever thought possible.
Plus you get the added benefit of the freshest sushi on Earth for $20 for a meal and get to visit the best city for tourists right now (although crowded, admittedly). Lastly, you could duck to Osaka to Universal Japan as well, which is another wonderful park. Or stay in Tokyo and see Sanrio Puroland for a Sanrio indoor theme park, which is so bad it's wonderful.
I would, however, avoid Tokyo Disney in June when they open Fantasy Springs, and it's too hot. TokyoDisney Sea will be a madhouse unless you just don't care about the new huge expansion.
You'll spend more at DL here because you'll need to purchase Genie+ if you want to ride more than 4 rides in a day. That adds another $120+ for a family of four, and that's the business model they're nickel and diming you with on this 'deal'.
Really, consider going to Tokyo instead of the US parks. Disneyland is pure trash and WDW is a beer-gut farm. I've had a Disneyland annual pass since 1990 (except when I worked at WDI), and this year I gave it up. Universal is eating their lunch.
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