Disneyland Trip

[Ellibop]

Thanks - I'm having trouble finding them on the BA website, but that price is about £30 cheaper per person than is showing on ATD!

[penguin19]

I can't imagine tickets going down once Star wars is open.. so I think the only difference would be exchange rate ? So I think you could buy now.

The great thing about Max Pass is you can buy on the day.. it only works for everyone once in the parks so no pre booking. We went for 5 days. 1 day max pass each park and rode all the biggies several times.. the other 3 days we felt we didn't need is as not desperate for big rides so we just used normal fast pass (which still appear on your app)

CA is a great park with some great rides you wouldn't have done before.

We also went down the coast near San Diego for a few days.. did San Diego Zoo which is fantastic so that is an option too

[m2k00]

ATD are currently cheaper than BA for tickets. The tickets on the BA site for £257 (£249 on ATD) are the non Park hopper 5 day tickets, the 5 day hopper tickets are £295 (£286 on ATD).

[Gelatoni]

We've bought Maxpass for our upcoming trip, which also includes Photopass and Extra Magic Morning (not to be confused with extra magic hours), which give you a nominated early entry day on tickets over 3 days. I'd definitely recommend doing this, especially with Star Wars GE coming!

[hawki]

5 day hopper is £268 on attraction Tix, I bought mine there last month for £251 so they have gone up, I used them last itm & swapped the voucher for real tickets the night before.

[Peacemaker]

We just did 7 nights at Anaheim, we did two days in each Disney park and then spent two days visiting local sites, (in horrendous rain!).

I was worried about just doing 7 nights but it felt much longer. The parks and guests were more relaxed than WDW so it didn't feel like a mad rush to fit everything in. I did have to except that we would not get all the rides done though so I would pick your must does and than anything else on top is a bonus.

[Gelatoni]

Originally Posted by Peacemaker

We just did 7 nights at Anaheim, we did two days in each Disney park and then spent two days visiting local sites, (in horrendous rain!).

I was worried about just doing 7 nights but it felt much longer. The parks and guests were more relaxed than WDW so it didn't feel like a mad rush to fit everything in. I did have to except that we would not get all the rides done though so I would pick your must does and than anything else on top is a bonus.

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Did you feel 4 days wasn't enough? We've got a 3 day pass currently and worrying that won't be enough for us. We move to Beverly Hills after 3 nights but starting to think i'll want to go back to Disney!

[Beth_Disney]

Originally Posted by Gelatoni

Did you feel 4 days wasn't enough? We've got a 3 day pass currently and worrying that won't be enough for us. We move to Beverly Hills after 3 nights but starting to think i'll want to go back to Disney!

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We’ve been twice and on both occasions we spent 1 full day in each park (3 nights in Anaheim) before moving on to a hotel in central LA. We saw everything we wanted to, I think you could spend as much, or as little time as your itinerary allows in the parks.

[sky13]

I got my tickets from Last Minute Travel Club last year as they were by far the cheapest I could find - they require a subscription though but you can get the subscription for free using codes.

Otherwise would also have a look at various other resellers like Undercover Tourist. I think there was also some offer that DL had booking directly with them recently but not sure of the specifics of this...

[m2k00]

Having been in October before we did 4 days at the parks 2 days at each. We managed to do all the major rides multiple times. Plus we had a day at Knotts berry farm.

We are going again later this year and will do similar however will prob get the 5 day tickets as not much more than the 4 day and as Anaheim is at the end of the Hol use the 5th day on our final day before departing for the airport.