how much does it cost to go to disneyland and reserve a hotel as a package?
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This really depends on what you are looking for in your package, where to stay, etc. Disneyland has some great prices for on property resorts and even lower prices for off property. I suggest staying onsite, just because it will give you a better experience. But there are some nice places to stay off site if your budget doesn't allow. \n\nDisneyland has a few specials running right now. Kids fly free with an adult ticket, kids play free (free tickets for kids) or everyone plays at kids rate (lower adult admission). You can also add on the dining plan to your stay.\n\nIt really will vary on how much you will spend. Without the number of nights, ages, days of tickets, etc. I can't get you a better idea. \n\nIf you need some more help I would suggest contacting a travel agency. I always use a travel agent and they are aboslutely wonderful. I use http://www.mousetrips.com/ and they are absolutely wonderful. They have the same prices as Disney. But they will help you so much that it is unbelieveable. They will book all your dining and anything else you need. They will help you to plan the best possible trip. They are experts with Disney and have a ton of knowledge on the parks, tickets, resorts, etc. They will take good care of you. There is no fee for their service and they will really help you to get the most out of your vacation for the lowest possible price.\n\nI hope this helps!
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lol you have the luck of talking to a GSM here, \n\nall of the online bookings work like this.\n\nwe have alot of rooms empty alot of the time. \n\nthese rooms cost so much per day to keep up and running ours are about 23.17$ a day, that stacks up when you have 59 rooms, so we bid out to the online bookers for a cheaper rate, really places like hotels.com and such pay on avg 37.80 for each room. then they oversell to you for rates of such and such. that is as simple as it works. works teh same for there airline tickets as well
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are you talking about the ticket price??\n\nit depends on where you sit. but it usually costs from $100 to $150 per person.
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Did you recently book a hotel room on-line?
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OK first coffee shul be gr8, then the snacks shuld be anywher inn the range of $3 to $25. pastas,burgers,slices,and breakfast shuld be there.
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Unless you want to stay at a beat up motel, there aren't any. You had to do that a year ago to get something reasonable. I work out here in Vegas at the Belagio and I can't even get my momma a deal for the NBA All-Star Game. She said she doesn't want to stay with me so I tried to get her a room and they told me no. There will be too many stars and big money people to give discounts on rooms. I almost walked out of that place. So she has to stay with me. So. . . . .sorry. \nGOD BLESS YOU  and good luck finding a ticket
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No. But I bet if you tried hard enough you can get one. You should just keep calling and mailing Disney® HQ for info and send in a resime.
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You can order them through Fandango.  at  www.fandango.com The nominal per ticket convenience charge is currently ranging between $.75 and $1.50 depending on geographic location. Ticket prices vary by theatre so you will get an exact price when you check it out online. The Casino Royale tickets are currently  available for sale at Fandango
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75% of the resort's original proice is still too much money to pay for a timeshare! Don't buy from the resort! Buy resale and save as much as 60%, typically. Of course this depends on location.\n\nThere's a thriving timeshare market online. Use a search engine!\n\nMy favorite company is Sellmytimesharenow, but I'll leave that to your discretion. Just make damn sure that the resale company has a clean BBB record.
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I've been there when I was a kid, don't know of any hotels though. If you do go, make sure you ride the rollar coaster "Super Grover." If it's still there...it seemed big seeing how I was 7 when I rode it....maybe it's not though...sorry!
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Yes, usually.  How much depends on how long you stayed and how good the service you received, but usually up to five dollars per day is more than enough.
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check online. a lot of people offer online discounts (go direct to the source) or depending on the amount of people, call a travel agent.\nYou're correct, us in CA do have advantages with that, I know we rec discount coupons for a variety of parks (but never disneyland). and i have a friend who could get me in for free (altho i am not interested).\nIf you come up NorCal way I have discount coupons here for Great America and Bonfante Gardens good thru the end of this month. you're welcome to them.
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$25 for lawn or the very back of the reserved section.\n$75 for the first 3 reserved sections.\n$45 and $55 for the area in between.\n\nYou can buy tickets that include park admission.
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There's really only one way to answer this question.\n\n"I'm goin to Disneyland!"
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you could go to a travel agency
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Try lookig at www.hotelsbycity.com. Sometimes they have some good deals.
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Zero for volunteers and interns, or whatever the minimum wage for a Florida tourism  [theme park] job, otherwise.  This is below the normally cited federal minimum.  In other words, they'll pay you nothing, or next to nothing, while charging me 100 bucks to bring my 7 and 9 year old kids.  And since it's Florida they'll probably charge you for your uniform, too.