i am trying to have a rough idea of how much we'd spend in park tickets,and i wonder if I could buy a one day ticket only to Epcot and Animal Kingdom.?
I can see they sell 2 days( or more) with or without the possibility to hop to other parks but me and the children want to avoid Disneyland(we've been to the Florida,CA. and Europe ones) and maybe do the water parks,universal,sea world and epcot/animal kingdom etc...instead..
unfortunately i can't find any info anywhere..all the websites i look at sell multiple days!!
any advice?thank you
Answer :
You can buy one-day tickets to any park. They currently cost $84.14 (includes tax) for an adult. A two-day ticket is $166.14. That is without the park hopper, meaning you stay in the same park all day.
In Florida, it is called Disney World, and there are four parks, Magic Kingdom (I guess that is the one you are calling Disneyland), Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. They are all the same price. If you have in your hands a one-day ticket, you can use it at any park - they are not park specific.
You can purchase a two-day ticket with the water parks option for $221.52. You could go one day to Epcot, one day to Animal Kingdom, and could visit both water parks.
Sea World tickets and Universal tickets are totally separate and cannot be combined. Their best deals are usually on their websites. You can purchase one-day tickets to these on their websites. You shouldn't need more than one day at Sea World. You probably need 2 days at Universal if you are going to both parks.
Here's a Disney ticket chart page: http://allears.net/pl/ticketchart.htm#to…
Answer :
A 2 day magic your way base ticket would be good for one days admission into any 2parks. The hopper option only applies to changing parks on the same day. You are not bound to visiting the same park every day with a multi day ticket.
Answer :
Yes one day tickets are sold online at Disneyworld.com. The Disney stores also sell Hopper Passes.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
How much discount does an air force soldier at disneyland california for tickets and hotel?
going to disneyland with a friend that's in the air force how much is his dicount for the hotel and tickets
Answer :
Disneyland Resort offers military discounts at their hotels (Grand Californian, Disneyland Hotel, and Paradise Pier). You must call and ask for the military discount, and present active military ID upon check in. The rates and discounts are not published.
Last year through Sept 30, each active or retired member of the U.S. military could receive one complimentary three-day “Disney’s Armed Forces Salute” Park Hopper ticket valid for admission to both Disneyland and Disney’s CaliforniaAdventure parks. During the offer period, active or retired U.S. military personnel also could make a one-time purchase of an adult or child three-day “Disney’s Armed Forces Salute Companion” Park Hopper ticket for up to five family members (including spouse) or friends for the price of an adult 1-Day Park Hopper ticket. As I mentioned, the offer ended Sept 30. It will probably come back again later this year. However, many military bases have an office where you can buy discount tickets.
Answer :
Disneyland Resort offers military discounts at their hotels (Grand Californian, Disneyland Hotel, and Paradise Pier). You must call and ask for the military discount, and present active military ID upon check in. The rates and discounts are not published.
Last year through Sept 30, each active or retired member of the U.S. military could receive one complimentary three-day “Disney’s Armed Forces Salute” Park Hopper ticket valid for admission to both Disneyland and Disney’s CaliforniaAdventure parks. During the offer period, active or retired U.S. military personnel also could make a one-time purchase of an adult or child three-day “Disney’s Armed Forces Salute Companion” Park Hopper ticket for up to five family members (including spouse) or friends for the price of an adult 1-Day Park Hopper ticket. As I mentioned, the offer ended Sept 30. It will probably come back again later this year. However, many military bases have an office where you can buy discount tickets.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
How many people get in on my Disneyland Annual Pass
Is an annual pass just good for me? Can I get my family in or do my wife and kids all need passes as well? Is it good for discounts on other passes or tickets? I can't find answers to any of these questions on the website.
Answer :
The pass is for the individual on the pass only. In fact if someone else attempts to use the pass, they can confiscate and void the pass. So anyone age 3 and over needs their own pass.
Food Discounts are 10% for all passes except Premium which is a 15% discount. Premium Passes also get 10% discount on merchandise where the total purchase is over $10. Both of those are at select locations. There are other discounts available at Downtown Disney.
As for discounts the discounts also apply to the pass holder only. For the food discounts you must just be with the group. If you have a Premium Pass and want to use the merchandise discount you must be the one paying.
If your pass has parking, you only have to be in the car to use that privilege. This is why if you have one of the lower passes(all but Premium) that parking is extra, you can put it on the pass of the individual who will be going the most. So even if you have kids who may be going more, it might be advantageous to put it on their pass instead of one of the adults.
Unfortunately they generally do not provide discounts on other tickets for pass holders. They have in the past, but the last time was several years ago, and I do not expect those discounts to be coming back anytime soon.
The link below is to the Annual Passholder page which has various links including Prices, Blockout Days as well as discounts available.
Answer :
1 Pass = 1 Person. Everyone needs their own pass/ticket to get in.
Annual Passes entitles you to a discount on merchandise/food purchased in the parks, not for a discount on additional passes/tickets.
Answer :
The pass is for the individual on the pass only. In fact if someone else attempts to use the pass, they can confiscate and void the pass. So anyone age 3 and over needs their own pass.
Food Discounts are 10% for all passes except Premium which is a 15% discount. Premium Passes also get 10% discount on merchandise where the total purchase is over $10. Both of those are at select locations. There are other discounts available at Downtown Disney.
As for discounts the discounts also apply to the pass holder only. For the food discounts you must just be with the group. If you have a Premium Pass and want to use the merchandise discount you must be the one paying.
If your pass has parking, you only have to be in the car to use that privilege. This is why if you have one of the lower passes(all but Premium) that parking is extra, you can put it on the pass of the individual who will be going the most. So even if you have kids who may be going more, it might be advantageous to put it on their pass instead of one of the adults.
Unfortunately they generally do not provide discounts on other tickets for pass holders. They have in the past, but the last time was several years ago, and I do not expect those discounts to be coming back anytime soon.
The link below is to the Annual Passholder page which has various links including Prices, Blockout Days as well as discounts available.
Answer :
1 Pass = 1 Person. Everyone needs their own pass/ticket to get in.
Annual Passes entitles you to a discount on merchandise/food purchased in the parks, not for a discount on additional passes/tickets.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Boyfriend pays for everything on date ?
I am starting to feel a little awkward on dates , my boyfriend insists on paying for everything even really expensive stuff like we went to dinner and the tap was 70 dollars and he still wouldn't even let me add a 5 for tip , I always will try to insist on paying for the movie ticket but so far even if we go to Disneyland where the tickets are 80 dollars a piece he still pays. How can I tell him nicely that it makes me feel awkward.
Answer :
This is what a gentleman would do. However, you could invite him for a special dinner or a movie once in a while and tell him before you go that it's your treat for him :)
P.S. If he insists, do not urgue with him and let him do it.
If you think he's doing this just to get something in return, this is no good.
wish you the best!
Answer :
You should not feel awkward. You should feel blessed. He is a true gentleman. He is taking on the TRUE roll of being a MAN. You are more lucky than you know to have him. Always remember to thank him. The next time he says he won't take any money thank him and let him know that if he ever needs you to pitch in that he can say so and stop insisting about it. He will get tired of you trying to knock him out of his role as a MAN.
Answer :
I would tell him that it would make me feel good to be able to pay the tip...or something of that sort. Maybe if you say it would make you feel good, he would let you...I mean, he doesn't want you to feel bad, does he? haha. Thats what I always do with my boyfriends. Have you been dating him that long? Usually they are like that if you havent. The more comfortable you guys get with eachother, the more likely he will be to let you pay occasionally. But never let him take advantage.
Answer my question, sil vous plait! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoOK36SXEbU3rl64sFqDVT_sy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100213222051AAaYC9b
Answer :
hey girl. LIVE IT UP. he is suppppposed to be doing all of that. if he wasnt doing that then you would have a problem. just dont become to expecting with it.
Answer :
Only feel awkward IF you don't put out afterwords, because $80 will get him an amazing bl*w j*b from a beautiful escort...lol.
Answer :
This is what a gentleman would do. However, you could invite him for a special dinner or a movie once in a while and tell him before you go that it's your treat for him :)
P.S. If he insists, do not urgue with him and let him do it.
If you think he's doing this just to get something in return, this is no good.
wish you the best!
Answer :
You should not feel awkward. You should feel blessed. He is a true gentleman. He is taking on the TRUE roll of being a MAN. You are more lucky than you know to have him. Always remember to thank him. The next time he says he won't take any money thank him and let him know that if he ever needs you to pitch in that he can say so and stop insisting about it. He will get tired of you trying to knock him out of his role as a MAN.
Answer :
I would tell him that it would make me feel good to be able to pay the tip...or something of that sort. Maybe if you say it would make you feel good, he would let you...I mean, he doesn't want you to feel bad, does he? haha. Thats what I always do with my boyfriends. Have you been dating him that long? Usually they are like that if you havent. The more comfortable you guys get with eachother, the more likely he will be to let you pay occasionally. But never let him take advantage.
Answer my question, sil vous plait! http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoOK36SXEbU3rl64sFqDVT_sy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100213222051AAaYC9b
Answer :
hey girl. LIVE IT UP. he is suppppposed to be doing all of that. if he wasnt doing that then you would have a problem. just dont become to expecting with it.
Answer :
Only feel awkward IF you don't put out afterwords, because $80 will get him an amazing bl*w j*b from a beautiful escort...lol.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)