Disneyland tickets

[LDISNEYFOX]

Undercover Tourist are saying we can buy from U.K now but we just can’t get a park reservation yet. Tickets are good until 2023 and I am tempted to get them so as soon as park passes made available I can book straight away rather than wait to purchase and link tickets

[ScoopsAhoy]

Originally Posted by LDISNEYFOX

Undercover Tourist are saying we can buy from U.K now but we just can’t get a park reservation yet. Tickets are good until 2023 and I am tempted to get them so as soon as park passes made available I can book straight away rather than wait to purchase and link tickets

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Oh interesting, may do the same.

[mikeclark007]

That effectively what I’ve got but my current ticket expires on 12 January 2022. If we don’t get there in October this year they will refund me and I’ll just re-buy for next year.

[LDISNEYFOX]

Originally Posted by mikeclark007

That effectively what I’ve got but my current ticket expires on 12 January 2022. If we don’t get there in October this year they will refund me and I’ll just re-buy for next year.

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Have you linked your tickets ok from Undercover Tourist to your Disneyland App

[megaflyer]

Some tips here about Disneyland this year - obviously only for residents of CA at the moment but guess to much may change when opened up for US residents then foreigners

eu.desertsun/story/money...ls/4928005001/

[ScoopsAhoy]

I’ve just been reading that Universal Hollywood have reopened to all and not just Cali residents but you have to be fully vaccinated to enter if you’re not local!
Wonder how long they’ll keep that in place for as that means no children under 16 if out of state.

[mikeclark007]

Not this time. I had a 3-day 3 -park hopper for our postponed trip last year.

Got refunded on that expecting it to operate similar to Florida with 1-day / 1-park entry and no hopping so bought those tickets instead.

Turns out they are allowing hopping but I haven’t linked to DL app yet like I did the others. No point until we know we can go although I have the actual (paper) tickets that were emailed to me.

[Belle1989]

Thanks all for your advice, I will take a look at Undercover Tourist. My biggest concern is being able to have a refund for them if we cannot use them as I don't want them to just "roll them over" I'd rather the money back.

[mikeclark007]

I had an email from them stating that as an international traveller I would be eligible for a refund should we not be able to travel.

[MamatoFelix]

We had a really good service from ATD when we bought Disneyland tickets in 2019, appreciate it’s a bit different now though x