ohh and how much are the fast passes to?? (currently) i really want to go sometime soon but i am looking online for prices but im only finding ONLINE prices but i want to know how much they are at the gate and the fast passes but i might give a day and get a day then buy fast passes
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ur no help "JD" i DONT want to look for online special prices i JUST WANT TO KNOW HOW MUCH DO THEY COST WHEN U BUY THEM AT THE GATE?????!!!!
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The Disney ticketing page gives both regular and online prices, and any other discounts or promotions available. Price varies by the number of days, age of guests, and park hopper options.
Fast Passes are free and available to anyone with a valid entry ticket. You insert your ticket into the machine located next to a Fast Pass participating attraction and are given an appointment time to return and ride with a minimal wait compared to the stand-by riders.
One-day, One Park. Children 3-10 $62. Adults 10+ $72. Only available at the park.
One-day Park Hopper. Children 3-10 $87. Adults 10+ $97.
Two-day Park Hopper. Children 3-10 $131. Adults 10+ $151.
These prices are the same for online or purchase at the park.
The difference between online and in-park purchase comes in to play for 3-day or longer Park Hopper tickets. For example, an adult 3-Day Park Hopper valid only through April 29th is $149, valid through Jan 3 2011 is $184, regular in-park price is $204.
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You do not buy Fast Passes at Disneyland. You use your normal ticket to "hold your place in line" (that is what the Fast Pass does) while you do other things. You can ride less popular rides, eat, take pictures or pick your nose, whatever.
For example, there is a long line for Space Mountain at Noon and the reader board says "60 minute wait," which really means the line is probably closer to 2 hours long. You put your park ticket into the Fast Pass machine and it spits out a Space Mountain ticket saying "return between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m." Really, anytime after 2 p.m. (even later than 3 p.m.) you can go to the Fast Pass line and you will "cut" in front of almost everyone in line. You will usually wait 5-15 minutes for the other Fast Pass holders with the same times on their tickets and then you get on the ride. You can only use ONE Fast Pass at a time per park ticket. Only some of the rides have Fast Pass available.
You only buy regular Disneyland passes depending on how many days you want to go. Sometimes they have a deal, like "buy a 3-day pass, get a 5-day pass instead" or whatever.
If you are going for sure -- buy them online or through a travel agent. You will save yourself money. They are more expensive at the gate.
I am pretty sure you can buy tickets even a couple days in advance. They will have your information on their computers at the ticket booths. You just show your ID and they hand you the tickets. I have been to Disneyland many times (I am from Oregon) and I have never had a problem with this.
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The prices online for the Disneyland Resort are the same as they are at the gate. http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyla…
However, if you go to any of the Good Neighbor Hotels, you can purchase the tickets a little bit cheaper than at the gate.
And Fastpasses are free to any guest.
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These are the prices. You think you're going to get a special price at the gate? Give me a break!
If you can't sleep at night worrying about this then call them!
www.google.com
Keywords: disneyland+tickets+california
Any of these keywords look familiar?
Answer :
Dougeebear is 100% right. The only thing he left out is the 2-fer tickets, which are on sale at Vons, Ralphs, and Albertsons (and other supermarkets). You pay the price for a 1-day single-park admission ($72), and get to come back to the other park on another day for free.
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They are the same price online as they are at the door. Fastpasses are free. Just put your ticket into the machine and it will give you a ticket you can use one time between certain times. Only some rides have it though.
Answer :
The Disney ticketing page gives both regular and online prices, and any other discounts or promotions available. Price varies by the number of days, age of guests, and park hopper options.
Fast Passes are free and available to anyone with a valid entry ticket. You insert your ticket into the machine located next to a Fast Pass participating attraction and are given an appointment time to return and ride with a minimal wait compared to the stand-by riders.
One-day, One Park. Children 3-10 $62. Adults 10+ $72. Only available at the park.
One-day Park Hopper. Children 3-10 $87. Adults 10+ $97.
Two-day Park Hopper. Children 3-10 $131. Adults 10+ $151.
These prices are the same for online or purchase at the park.
The difference between online and in-park purchase comes in to play for 3-day or longer Park Hopper tickets. For example, an adult 3-Day Park Hopper valid only through April 29th is $149, valid through Jan 3 2011 is $184, regular in-park price is $204.
Answer :
You do not buy Fast Passes at Disneyland. You use your normal ticket to "hold your place in line" (that is what the Fast Pass does) while you do other things. You can ride less popular rides, eat, take pictures or pick your nose, whatever.
For example, there is a long line for Space Mountain at Noon and the reader board says "60 minute wait," which really means the line is probably closer to 2 hours long. You put your park ticket into the Fast Pass machine and it spits out a Space Mountain ticket saying "return between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m." Really, anytime after 2 p.m. (even later than 3 p.m.) you can go to the Fast Pass line and you will "cut" in front of almost everyone in line. You will usually wait 5-15 minutes for the other Fast Pass holders with the same times on their tickets and then you get on the ride. You can only use ONE Fast Pass at a time per park ticket. Only some of the rides have Fast Pass available.
You only buy regular Disneyland passes depending on how many days you want to go. Sometimes they have a deal, like "buy a 3-day pass, get a 5-day pass instead" or whatever.
If you are going for sure -- buy them online or through a travel agent. You will save yourself money. They are more expensive at the gate.
I am pretty sure you can buy tickets even a couple days in advance. They will have your information on their computers at the ticket booths. You just show your ID and they hand you the tickets. I have been to Disneyland many times (I am from Oregon) and I have never had a problem with this.
Answer :
The prices online for the Disneyland Resort are the same as they are at the gate. http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyla…
However, if you go to any of the Good Neighbor Hotels, you can purchase the tickets a little bit cheaper than at the gate.
And Fastpasses are free to any guest.
Answer :
These are the prices. You think you're going to get a special price at the gate? Give me a break!
If you can't sleep at night worrying about this then call them!
www.google.com
Keywords: disneyland+tickets+california
Any of these keywords look familiar?
Answer :
Dougeebear is 100% right. The only thing he left out is the 2-fer tickets, which are on sale at Vons, Ralphs, and Albertsons (and other supermarkets). You pay the price for a 1-day single-park admission ($72), and get to come back to the other park on another day for free.
Answer :
They are the same price online as they are at the door. Fastpasses are free. Just put your ticket into the machine and it will give you a ticket you can use one time between certain times. Only some rides have it though.
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