1-7 day 2020 base tickets now on sale

Reetser · 9 Jul 20, 12:23 PM

So after last night's announcement about Disney selling 2020 tickets from today I have noticed via VPN on the US Disney site that they now list 1 to 7 day base tickets for this year. A 7 day working out at around �435.

Disney UK site still doesn't show any options and neither do any of the popular UK Ticket sites but it does seem very steep for base tickets with limited options.

As an example, the same ticket bought through a UK site for 2021 is around �390.

Is anyone else wondering what to do tickets wise for later in the year (those still with reservations of course!)

Hendriks · 9 Jul 20, 05:04 PM

In a similar boat

We were supposed to go April 2020 and October 2020
We had the UK 14 day ticket for April 2020 and were planning on upgrading to Annual passes when in the USA- but April got cancelled

We now cant buy tickets for October 2020 unless we get these direct from the US site?

CarsonMac · 9 Jul 20, 05:22 PM

Did you happen to notice what a one or two day ticket was?

**lam** · 9 Jul 20, 11:09 PM

Mousesavers/Under cover tourist are selling discounted tickets.
Here's a link

view.email.undercovertourist... 69edebc30a010f

Reetser · 10 Jul 20, 08:44 AM

Originally Posted by CarsonMac

Did you happen to notice what a one or two day ticket was?

One day is about $115 and 2 is about $215. The more days the cheaper each "day" becomes but exact rates are date dependent of when you are travelling as the system requires you to select a start date for your ticket. The end date will vary depending on the number of days you choose. For example, a 7 day ticket gives you 10 days to use them etc.

Peak times will alter the price of the days rate.

CarsonMac · 10 Jul 20, 08:48 AM

Originally Posted by Reetser

One day is about $115 and 2 is about $215. The more days the cheaper each "day" becomes.

Thanks... Just don't want to take the plunge and book anything until we know we can definitely get there!

nadya · 10 Jul 20, 08:53 AM

Yes we are wondering what to do,considering dvc annual passes but they seem to be on hold for now too,may ring and find out

Nimbus · 10 Jul 20, 10:23 AM

Please note that the US Disney tickets are date specific. The price is dependent on the day you choose.

Unless you buy the �flexible� option but then the price is the highest possible price of the year.

Approximate prices are shown in the DIBB guidebook page below, but you�ll need to go onto Disney�s website to see the actual price for the date you want (also the prices may have changed since the guidebook page was last updated):

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/Wal...ces-p-858.html

9 Jul 20, 05:04 PM	#2
	9 Jul 20, 05:04 PM Hendriks Stuck in the Tower of Terror
Hendriks Stuck in the Tower of Terror Join Date: Nov 16	In a similar boat We were supposed to go April 2020 and October 2020 We had the UK 14 day ticket for April 2020 and were planning on upgrading to Annual passes when in the USA- but April got cancelled We now cant buy tickets for October 2020 unless we get these direct from the US site?

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	9 Jul 20, 05:22 PM CarsonMac Very Serious Dibber
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