Q&A: Where can I buy Disneyland 2-day Hopper Tickets online at a discount?

Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011 at 12:51 pm

Question by vegasmagicmaker: Where can I buy Disneyland 2-day Hopper Tickets online at a discount?
I’m planning a surprise vacation for my wife to Disneyland on January 2-3, 2010 and the prices for a 2-day hopper on the Disney website is $ 151.00 per person. We do not have the luxury of staying for a three day trip so we only are looking for a 2 day hopper. I’ve found a few websites that sell the tickets for a discount but you must be a California resident. I’m not a member of AAA or any other organizations so that doesn’t help either. So where can I get a few discount passes online for our trip other than the Disney site? Thanks!
I don’t want to use eBay as all the offers I can find on there are really hokey. Most of them involve renting the tickets whereas you obtain them one day and have to return them at night and are often extremely unreliable and a major hassle. I am more looking to find a travel agency who can offer the tickets at a discount without having to be a California resident.

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Answer by Ashley
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lolaswill says:

February 23, 2011 at 1:43 pm

Honestly, you have to be willing to work for the discount.

- If you don’t hassle eBay/craiglist you won’t get a good discount. (My sister sold a park hopper ticket part of a multiday at $ 40, she made money, they saved money. it was the last day, so she didn’t need it back)

- If you don’t want to deal with online, share a multi ticket with another friends/family attending the days before or after you.

- The next best thing is to have a membership to AAA, Costco, or attend a convention at Anaheim convention center.
Costco offers a 4 day park hopper for $ 159.99. Yes you have to be a resident, but who checks? Membership costs $ 50 for the year (if you don’t already have one). Walk into a so cal costco, pick up the tickets, pay for it, redeem it at costco, walk into the gates at disneyland! IF they stop you, just say your local relatives bought it for you. (no law against gift giving) [I bought mine from Costco] If you go to AAA.com you can book your trip without a card number. If you attend a convention, they give attendees cheaper tickets.

-If you don’t need all 4 days from the costco ticket and sell the remaining days or share with another family.

-If any of your kids are in university, colleges offer discount tickets. (I also did this, got about $ 6 off). Check your work place, HR usually has a list of discounts they offer employees.

Finally, disneyland is offering free admission in 2010 for “give a day-get a day” volunteer program. Don’t know all the details, but look into it.

If you are unwilling to do that, then I’m sorry…you have to be creative for what you want.

Q&A: Where can I buy Disneyland 2-day Hopper Tickets online at a discount?

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