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Disneyland
Tickets
FAQ's
What's a Park Hopper Ticket?
Disney Hopper Passes are tickets that allow you to enter
both Disneyland and Californian Adventure theme parks (their entrances
are next to each other) and go back and forth between parks on a single day.
On a normal ticket you may enter say Disneyland but not then leave and
enter Californian Adventure with out another separate ticket.
How many days do I need to visit?
The Disneyland resort consists of 2 theme
parks, 3 hotels, 85 attractions, 21 shows, 3 parades, 70 restaurants and
91 shops. That's
a lot to see and do. The amount of time you spend at the resort usually
depending on your time, money and enthusiasm but for the
average person it's recommended that you spend a minimum of 2 days in Disney
land
and 1 day in Californian Adventure
Can I leave a park and re-enter?
Yes, when you leave, (for
lunch, dinner, a rest or swim) simply ask for a hand stamp. You
will be allowed back in later that same day. Be sure to keep your
admission ticket and also not to wash off your hand stamp.
What is a Fast Pass ticket?
A free ticket service available
to everyone inside
the park that lets you 'jump the long queues' on some rides. (see
here)
How old is a 'child' for admission tickets?
Adult admission is for ages
10 years and up.
Child ages are from ages 3 to 9 years.
Children under 3 are free.
What is an E ticket?
A very old ticket system
no longer used at Disneyland. Tickets with letters A, B, C, D & E
let you ride different 'quality' rides. An 'A' ticket was worth the
least, valid for small attractions, but an 'E' ticket was worth the
most valid for the best rides.
Is it pay per ride does admission covers all?
The admission price covers
all rides for unlimited times until the park closes - excepts for things
like arcade type games-which are pay per use.
Where is the best place to
buy tickets?
While entry tickets are available
at the front gates to the theme parks, that is where they are at their most
expensive. Some hotels sell tickets but they can often run out too. For the cheapest
park tickets
we recommend checking out our deals on this page (below) which will be the best
deals on the Internet we can find.
What is the normal full-price admission cost to Disneyland if you
purchase tickets either at the front gate of Disneyland or on their official
web site?
Prices
subject
to change
(And usually up) |
2006
Full Price: |
| Adult
(10+) |
Child
(3-9) |
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1
DAY
SINGLE
PARK
|
Online |
$59.00 |
$49.00 |
| At
Gate |
$59.00 |
$49.00 |
1
DAY
Hopper Ticket |
Online |
$79.00 |
$69.00 |
| At
Gate |
$79.00 |
$69.00 |
|
2
DAY
Hopper Ticket
|
Online |
$116.00 |
$96.00 |
| At
Gate |
$116.00 |
$96.00 |
3
DAY
Hopper Ticket |
Online |
$149.00 |
$119.00 |
| At
Gate |
$169.00 |
$139.00 |
4
DAY
Hopper Ticket |
Online |
$169.00 |
$139.00 |
| At
Gate |
$199.00 |
$169.00 |
5
DAY
Hopper Ticket |
Online |
$179.00 |
$149.00 |
| At
Gate |
$219.00 |
$189.00 |
What time of year should I go to avoid queues?
This can really make or break your visit. Check out our page on
Disney
Park Attendance for heaps of helpful figures, hints, tips and even a
book to help break that queuing boredom.
Where is close discount
accommodation?
We have a Hotel Guide for the Disney
theme park areas to help point Disneyland fun seekers to the closest
and best hotel options. Our guide includes an aerial map, along with price comparisons, star
ratings and a discount booking service so you can skip travel agent commissions
and get special rates only available online. All this and more at our Hotel Guide
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