Disneyland 5 day park hopper price

[princess10]

I have a quote of £256 for adults and £243 for children for a 5 day park hopper ticket to Disneyland California. We are not going until late July 2020 so I have time to wait but am I likely to get the tickets much cheaper than this?

[mikeclark007]

Originally Posted by princess10

I have a quote of £256 for adults and £243 for children for a 5 day park hopper ticket to Disneyland California. We are not going until late July 2020 so I have time to wait but am I likely to get the tickets much cheaper than this?

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Sounds good for 5-days. Cheapest I’d seen for 3-days is with Undercover Tourist / aRes Travel for about £250 per adult and £236 per child.

Where is your price from? I’m after 3 days but with Maxpass.

[princess10]

Originally Posted by mikeclark007

Sounds good for 5-days. Cheapest I’d seen for 3-days is with Undercover Tourist / aRes Travel for about £250 per adult and £236 per child.

Where is your price from? I’m after 3 days but with Maxpass.

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It is with Travel Republic but attraction tickets direct (now attractiontickets.com) have said they will price match. The 3 day hopper was £244 adults and £231 children. The 4 day hopper was 254 adults and £241 children. Not much of a saving over the 5 day ticket so if in doubt about how many days you will be there probably better off getting the 5 days.

[mikeclark007]

Originally Posted by princess10

It is with Travel Republic but attraction tickets direct (now attractiontickets.com) have said they will price match. The 3 day hopper was £244 adults and £231 children. The 4 day hopper was 254 adults and £241 children. Not much of a saving over the 5 day ticket so if in doubt about how many days you will be there probably better off getting the 5 days.

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Sounds good but just noticed this in the “what’s included?” and “important information” tabs.

Must be a typo so should surely mean 2021?

[princess10]

Originally Posted by mikeclark007

Sounds good but just noticed this in the “what’s included?” and “important information” tabs.

Must be a typo so should surely mean 2021?

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It must be 2021 but I would probably go with attraction tickets direct nothing against travel Republic but I'm hearing only good things from attraction tickets direct.

[RockTheDots]

How do you get ATD to price match? Just booked California last night for November 2020 and we want to get the 5-day park hopper. Never having been to Disneyland before I have no idea what a good price is!

[KarenG]

It may not be a typo. I think they did this last year and that’s why the tickets were cheap (I could be wrong).

[princess10]

Originally Posted by RockTheDots

How do you get ATD to price match? Just booked California last night for November 2020 and we want to get the 5-day park hopper. Never having been to Disneyland before I have no idea what a good price is!

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Find the price online that you want them to match. Give them a call and tell them the price and where to find it and they will do the search and confirm the price match. I was told i would have to pay in full for California tickets.

[dee slack]

we don't go until September but can you still upgrade to MaxPass locally if you buy from one of these places? Also, are they gate ready or do you have to get them 'converted' first? TIA

[mikeclark007]

Originally Posted by dee slack

we don't go until September but can you still upgrade to MaxPass locally if you buy from one of these places? Also, are they gate ready or do you have to get them 'converted' first? TIA

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Pretty sure you can’t. The only outlets I’ve seen where you can buy the hopper passes (with Max pass) are US sites - Undercover Tourist, aRes travel (themeparkinsider approved) and Disney themselves.

Wouldn’t mind being proved wrong for further price comparison 😁

I’m after a 3-day pass with max pass for next year (2Ad / 1Ch)