Disneyland Now Offering Mobile Theme Park Tickets via Web Enabled Devices
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The Disneyland Resort has now launched a service which allows Guests with web-enabled devices to purchase and receive tickets through them. At this time, however, the resort is allowing only 1 day tickets to be purchased this way (both single and park hopper options available).
In order to purchase a ticket this way, point your mobile browser to DisneylandMobileTickets.com and fill out the secure order form. Once the order has been processed, you will receive your ticket in the form of a bar code on screen as well as by email. Cast members at the turnstiles will then be able to scan in your ticket bar code and allow admission.
According to the site, each transaction may be for up to a total of fifteen tickets and they must be used prior to December 31, 2013.
Please note that to our knowledge the Disneyland Resort has not yet officially announced this service, so until they do, using it is at your own risk.
UPDATE #1: 6/8/12 – This option has now officially been confirmed by the Disney Parks blog.
Categories: Disneyland, Disneyland Resort, Theme Parks Tags: Tickets
Walt Disney World and Disneyland Ticket Prices Increase June 12
Disney Parks has announced that its ticket prices will be increased effective June 12, 2011. At Walt Disney World, a one day base ticket will increase $3 for adults (10+) to $85 while a child’s ticket (3-9) will increase $4 to $79. Both the park hopping and water park fun & more options increase $1 to a flat-rate of $55 per ticket. The no-expiration option will also increase accordingly for applicable Magic Your Way tickets.
Annual passes also increase to $519 for adults and $478 for children and premium annual pass rates rise to $649 for adults and $598 for children.
While individual admission for the water parks appears to be affected along the same lines (up $3 for adults, $1 for children), the annual pass rates reportedly remain stable.
It’s worth noting that even after the price increases, reputable third-party ticket brokers such as Undercover Tourist often sell remaining stock on the lower-priced tickets for some time after the price change takes effect.
The new ticket rates for Walt Disney World are as follows:
Theme Park Ticket Options (*)
| Days On Ticket | Base Ticket: Ages 10-up | Base Ticket: Ages 3-9 | Optional Add-On: Park Hopper | Optional Add-On: Water Park Fun & More | Optional Add-On: No Expiration |
| 10 Days | $291 ($29.10/day) | $272 ($27.20/day) | $55 | $55 (10 visits) | $225 |
| 9 Days | $283 ($31.44/day) | $264 ($29.33/day) | $55 | $55 (9 visits) | $220 |
| 8 Days | $275 ($34.38/day) | $256 ($32.00/day) | $55 | $55 (8 visits) | $195 |
| 7 Days | $267 ($38.14/day) | $248 ($35.43/day) | $55 | $55 (7 visits) | $160 |
| 6 Days | $259 ($43.17/day) | $240 ($40.00/day) | $55 | $55 (6 visits) | $130 |
| 5 Days | $251 ($50.20/day) | $232 ($46.40/day) | $55 | $55 (5 visits) | $115 |
| 4 Days | $243 ($60.75/day) | $224 ($56.00/day) | $55 | $55 (4 visits) | $75 |
| 3 Days | $232 ($77.33/day) | $214 ($71.33/day) | $55 | $55 (3 visits) | $35 |
| 2 Days | $168 ($84.00/day) | $155 ($77.50/day) | $55 | $55 (2 visits) | $25 |
| 1 Day | $85 | $79 | $35 | $55 (2 visits) | n/a |
Base Ticket admits guest to one theme park each day of use. Park choices are: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
Park Hopper option entitles guest to visit more than one theme park on each day of use. Park choices are any combination of Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom on each day of use.
Water Park Fun & More option entitles guest to a specified number of visits (between 2 and 10) to a choice of entertainment and recreation venues. Choices are Disney’s Blizzard Beach water park, Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon water park, DisneyQuest, Disney’s Oak Trail golf course, ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
No expiration means unused admissions on a ticket have no expiration date. All tickets expire 14 days after first use unless No Expiration is purchased.
Theme Park Annual Pass Options (*)
| Ticket | Ages 10-up | Ages 3-9 |
| Annual Pass | $519 | $478 |
| Premium Annual Pass | $649 | $598 |
Annual Pass entitles guest to unlimited admission for 365 days from the activation date (except activities/events separately priced) to Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disney’s Animal Kingdom, as well as complimentary parking.
Premium Annual Pass entitles guest to unlimited admission for 365 days from the activation date (except activities/events separately priced) to Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Disney’s water parks (Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon), Disney’s Oak Trail golf course, DisneyQuest and ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, as well as complimentary parking.
Attractions Outside the Theme Parks (*)
| Ticket | Ages 10-up | Ages 3-9 |
| Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach (1-Day 1-Park / Annual Hopper) | $49 / $99.95 | $41 / $80.50 |
| DisneyQuest (1-Day / Annual Pass) | $43 / $89 | $37 / $71 |
| DisneyQuest + Water Parks (Annual Pass) | $129 | $99 |
| ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex | $13.55 | $9.34 |
| Cirque du Soleil’s La Nouba | $71-$124 | $57-$99 |
New prices for the Disneyland Resort are as follows:
Theme Park Ticket Options
| Ticket | Ages 10+ | Ages 3-9 |
| 6-Day Park Hopper | $271 | $251 |
| 6-Day 1-Park Per Day | $256 | $236 |
| 5-Day Park Hopper | $266 | $246 |
| 5-Day 1-Park Per Day | $251 | $231 |
| 4-Day Park Hopper | $249 | $231 |
| 4-Day 1-Park Per Day | $234 | $216 |
| 3-Day Park Hopper | $224 | $208 |
| 3-Day 1-Park Per Day | $209 | $193 |
| 2-Day Park Hopper | $173 | $161 |
| 2-Day 1-Park Per Day | $158 | $146 |
| 1-Day Park Hopper | $105 | $99 |
| 1-Day 1-Park | $80 | $74 |
Base Ticket admits guest to one theme park each day of use. Park choices are: Disneyland, Disney California Adventure.
Park Hopper option entitles guest to visit both theme parks on each day of use.
All tickets expire 14 days from the date of first use.
Theme Park Annual Pass Options
| Premium | $499 |
| Deluxe | $379 |
| Southern California* | $269 |
| Southern California Select* | $199 |
*Valid proof of Southern California residency required for purchase and use.
source: Disney Parks blog
Categories: Disneyland Resort, Theme Parks, Walt Disney World Tags: Tickets
Walt Disney World and Disneyland Ticket Price Increase Announced for August 5, 2010
The official Disney Parks blog has confirmed that ticket prices will increase for both resorts as of Thursday, August 5.
At Walt Disney World, the price for a 1 day Magic Your Way base ticket will increase $3 to $82 for an adult (ages 10+) and $6 to $74 for children (3-9). Increases continue through the 10 day MYW pass which will now be $262 and $239 respectively. In addition, flat rate fees for park hopping and the water park fun and more options will also each increase to $54 per ticket.
Annual passes will also see an increase, up to $499 per adult and $450 per child while the premium annual pass will cost $629 per adult and $567 per child.
For a full rate schedule on Walt Disney World tickets and other services as of August 5, 2010, see this PDF.
The Disneyland Resort will also see ticket price increases ranging from $4 for a 1 day, 1 park ticket for a total of $76 per adult and an increase of $6 to $68 per child to $256 for a 6 day park hopper adult and $230 child.
Disneyland annual passports will also see a price increase. For more details on the new rates, see this table.
At this time, there is no announced price increase for the Disney Parks Premiere Passport good at both resorts. Please note that tickets already purchased are also not affected by the increase. Tickets for both resorts are good indefinitely until first used and then expire approximately two weeks after first use unless the no expiration option for Walt Disney World tickets had been added prior to that point.
DID YOU MISS THE CUTOFF DATE? YOU CAN STILL BUY WALT DISNEY WORLD TICKETS AT THE 2009-2010 RATE!
Undercover Tourist, a highly respected and authorized ticket broker has informed us that they still have a limited supply of tickets at the pre-August 2010 price, plus you save even more and get free shipping. Be sure to use this special link: Disney – Hopper Tickets – Free Shipping, Discounted
Categories: Business, Disneyland Resort, Theme Parks, Walt Disney World Tags: MYW, Tickets
Walt Disney World Introduces ‘Dream Pass’ for Florida Residents; 4 Parks for $84/$99
Thanks to a new 4 Day Dream Pass, Florida Residents can enjoy Walt Disney World Resort at a real savings.
Now through May 25, 2010, in-state residents can get four days’ admission to any of the four Walt Disney World Resort theme parks for $99. Not only does that spell incredible savings but it’s a time when the parks are less crowded and there are more ways than ever to enjoy the magic.
Details:
- 4 Day Dream Pass
- Admission to any of the 4 Walt Disney World theme parks any 4 days (excluding blockout period); 1 park per day.
- $99 for adults (ages 10+) plus tax, $84 plus tax for ages 3-9
- Offer period: Jan. 3, 2010-May 25, 2010
- Purchase by: May 21, 2010
- Blockout dates: March 27-April 9, 2010
- Proof of Florida residency required; pass is nontransferable and excludes activities/events separately priced.
- To purchase or for more information: disneyworld.com/99.
Categories: Theme Parks, Walt Disney World Tags: Discount, Disney, Tickets, WDW
Walt Disney World Introduces Weekday Annual Pass for Florida Residents
Valid only Monday through Fridays, the new Florida Resident Weekday Select Pass entitles the owner admission to all four theme parks for a year with occasional blockout periods. So far, these periods include: December 19, 2009 – January 1, 2010; March 27, 2010 – April 9, 2010; June 12, 2010 – August 19, 2010; and December 18, 2010 – January 1, 2011). The pass also entitles the owner to some Annual Passholder benefits such as a subscription to the Mickey Monitor newsletter and occasional special offers and discounts.
Proof of Florida residency is required for both the purchase and use of the tickets and must come in the form of one of the following:
- Florida driver’s license
- Florida state-issued ID card (must have Florida address)
- Florida voter’s registration card with corresponding picture ID
- A college ID for a Florida college
- Florida-based military ID
The current price for the pass is $169 for adults (ages 10 and up) and $149 for children (ages 3 – 9)
More information on the new Florida Resident Weekday Select Pass can be found here.
Categories: Theme Parks, Walt Disney World Tags: Discount, Florida, Tickets
Authorized Ticket Broker ‘Ticket Mania’ Not Responsible for Credit Theft
Earlier today, WFTV, Channel 9 in Orlando, reported on a raid against an Orange County business under the moniker of Ticket Mania who allegedly operated a front to collect credit card information and, in turn, used that information to purchase and re-sell Orlando area theme park tickets illegally online.
Regretfully for many, WFTV apparently left out several key facts reported by others that resulted in a misrepresentation of the situation and can have serious reprecussions for a company that has provided outstanding service by many reports for many years.
Consider this earlier report on the raid by the Orlando Sentinel which clearly explains the situation in which the alleged party operated a debt consolidation company as a front to steal credit information and then use that stolen information to purchase and re-sell tickets online via craigslist, identifying themselves as ‘Ticket Mania USA.’ The article makes the very clear distinction between this falsified name and the obviously not-so-concidentally similar name of the authorized ticket broker, Ticket Mania. Clearly the alleged criminals were simply trying to leech off of the success of a legitimate company.
Although I am an annual passholder and have always purchased all tickets through Walt Disney World directly, I can see no legitimate reason why Ticket Mania should not continue to have the support of the Disney community based on what has been reported so far.
Categories: Legal, Theme Parks Tags: Legal, Ticket Mania, Tickets
Park Tickets Increase 8/2 on Both Coasts, Renewing WDW Passholders Could Get Three Months Free
As expected, ticket prices will increase on Sunday, August 2 at both the Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World. Details are as follows:
Sample prices at Disneyland Resort: Single Day/Single Park tickets will increase by $3 to $72 per Adult and $62 per Child; Premium Annual passes are up $40 to $429; Deluxe Annual Pass is up $20 to $298; Southern California Annual pass is up $20 to $194; and Southern California Select Annual pass is up $10 to $144 (source)
At Walt Disney World, a sample of new prices include: 1 Day Base Ticket will increase $4 to $79 per Adult and $5 to $68 per Child; Magic Your Way (MYW) tickets with 4 days or more will see the smallest percentage in increase; Both the Park Hopping and the Water Parks Fun & More options will increase to a flat rate of $52 (up $2) (source)
Walt Disney World is also instituting a renewal policy for Annual Passholders that could yield up three months extra at no additional charge. When owners of eligible passes renew within 30 days before or after the expiration date, the new pass will be good for a total of fifteen months after the expiration date of the renewed pass. Eligible passes include Annual Pass, Premium Annual Pass, Florida Resident Annual Pass, Florida Resident Premium Annual Pass and Florida Resident Seasonal Pass. The offer explicitly does not apply to After 4 at Epcot Annual Passes, Water Parks Annual Pass and DisneyQuest Annual Pass. Offer subject to change at any time.
Categories: Disneyland Resort, Theme Parks, Walt Disney World Tags: Tickets
Disneyland Resort Announces 3-Day Summer Fan Pass for Southern California Residents for $99
ANAHEIM, Calif., June 1 — Just in time for summer, Disneyland Resort delivers a valuable ticket offer – the 3-Day Summer Fun Pass, available exclusively for residents of Southern California and Northern Baja.
With this special ticket, local residents can play at the Disneyland Resort for three days within a 45-day period, for just $99. Guests who live in zip codes 90000 through 93599, and 21000-22999, will be able to enter both Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure, enjoying three days of fun for only $33 per day.
Categories: Disneyland Resort, Theme Parks Tags: Discount, Tickets
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