If you're looking for tickets to Disneyland, consider the following:
Disneyland doesnt give money off with a coupon on the side of a can of coke. That's what other parks do. Disneyland isn't other parks, so you won't be able to save money on Disneyland tickets like you might be able to with Knotts Berry Farm tickets.
Here's how to save money on your Disneyland Tickets:
First, look on craigslist.com in Orange County, California under tickets (click here). There are often people who purchased multi-day options, and for some reason or another, didn't use all of the days (sometimes it's because they intended to sell the last day on craigslist). Because Disneyland offers a per/day discount on their multi-day passes, people will sometimes use some of the days, then sell the last day, meaning that they get discounted days on their shorter stay, and the last day they get paid back for. But, is it worth the extra hassle to save $30 or even $40? Especially with the risk of fraud? Very likely you're looking here because you have several tickets you need to buy and the passes can really add up. Consider buying your passes directly from Disneyland.com and being certain you are getting what you pay for. You can likely find other ways to save on the trip.
Secondly, if you're looking for a good deal on Disneyland tickets, and if you're going to be around for a while, consider the Southern California CityPass. CityPass puts together entertainment and tourism packages in several cities. In Southern California, the CityPass deal includes the following:
* 3 DAY PASS AT Disneyland and Disneyland California Adventure
* 1 DAY PASS TO Universal Studios
* 1 DAY PASS TO Seaworld
* 1 DAY PASS TO EITHER San Diego Zoo or San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park
Now, the CityPass deal still costs $235($189 for kids), EVEN THOUGH the Disneyland 3 day pass has increased in price and now costs $159 for adults and $129 for kids. If you're gonna need entertainment for 5 days, you can't get much better than this.
Finally, consider getting the Disney Credit Card, and earning Disney Reward Dollars through your purchases and referrals. If you put most of your regular purchases on it, and refer some friends, you'll quickly find earn enough to offset the cost of some of your Disneyland tickets.
by Austin Long
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