Where can a person find cheap tickets to Disneyland?

Answer 1

• Buy in bulk - Tickets become less expensive per day when you buy for multiple days.

• Bring your own food - Eating a la carte is usually less expensive than full-service restaurants, but you can save more by packing your own lunch. Outside food is allowed as long as it doesn't need to be heated (and it shouldn't need to be kept cold either, as coolers are not allowed in the theme parks).
• Pack accordingly - Sunscreen, film, batteries, etc are available for purchase in the park but will cost you!
• Weigh your lodging options - Staying off-property can save some money, but be aware that you will then need to pay for parking and gas each day. The Disney hotels are within walking distance, but rooms are more per night.

Answer 2

It can be very hard to plan a 3-day trip to Walt Disney World cause the parks are so big!

First, you can make an account on the Disney website and make maps and look at the descriptions to see which rides or exhibits or restaurants you would like to go to (to save you time)

Next, find the normal waiting times for the rides and find a fast route to get from ride to ride

Next, pick out your schedule:

Day 1: Magic Kingdom (takes a full day depending on where you want to go)

Day 2: Epcot/ Animal Kingdom

Day 3: Hollywood Studios/ Downtown Disney/ Any other parks you want

Have fun!

Answer 3

Disneyland packages can be found for cheap at Expedia, TripAdvisor as well as MouseSavers. Each of the websites provide information for the time period which a person wishes to travel with their family at great discounts.

Answer 4

If you find cheap Disneyland tickets they're probably fakes. Disney does offer tickets through resellers at a discount, but it's not much of one. If you do buy tickets from a reseller, try to verify that they are in fact legitimately affiliated with Disney.

As an example of the sort of discount you can expect from a legitimate reseller, Southern California AAA members can purchase Disneyland tickets from their local AAA office for $5 off on a two-day pass or $9 off on a five-day pass. If someone is offering your substantially more of a discount than that, there may be something dodgy about the tickets.

Some big tip-offs:

• Legitimate resellers do not sell tickets on eBay or Craigslist.
• Disney doesn't allow authorized resellers to use "disney" in their site name (it can appear in the file portion of the URL, but not in the site name). If the site name portion of the URL contains "disney" it's probably a scam.
  
• Multiple-day passes are sold for the use of the same person on all days. Disney has a system in place to catch people who try to "share" a multi-day pass. If someone wants you to meet them the morning of your trip to pick up the tickets, if you're expected to return the tickets after you use them, and especially if you have to pay a "deposit" for the tickets that will be "refunded" when you bring them back they're probably trying to run this scam. You will probably be caught and not allowed to enter the park, the tickets will be confiscated, and whatever you spent on the tickets (plus your "deposit") will just be lost.

Answer 5

Cheap Disneyland tickets can be found online at various websites. The most recommended websites are 'TripAdvisor', 'OfficialTicketCenter' and 'UnderCoverTourist'.

Answer 6

Cheap tickets to Disneyland can be found on Expedia, Cheapflights and you can even try Craigslist. Be sure to check with AAA or Safeway, sometimes they offer discounts.

Answer 7

The cheapest way to see Disney World to travel during the non-peak seasons.