where can i find discount tickets to disney land?
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You could try you local AAA. They usually get good deals. Also, check the Disney web site for any package deals offered. \n There are many, many sites out there devoted to Disney enthusiasts. Check  www.mouseplanet.com , www.passporter.com , just to name two. Also, try typing 'discount disney tickets' into your search engine.
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If you fly to Denver you can get big discounts on lift tickets at A-basin (outside of Denver) on Liftopia: http://www.liftopia.com/index.php
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I book all my trips through http://www.mousetrips.com They are absolutely wonderful. They know everything about Disney and can help you to plan the best trip. They have the same prices as Disney, but will be there every step of the way and help you get the most out of your trip.\n\nI believe you will only have to pay for the 3 year old, the 2 year old and 7 month old should be free!\n\nIn my opinion the best offer Disney has right now is the Disney park hopper with water parks and fun option and the Disney meal plan. The meal plan will save you, on average, 40% off of your dining. You will get to eat at much nicer restaraunts and still save money. This is a great plan and I have used it every time since it came out. The ticket this year also has a big discount. I think it is one you reach a 5 day ticket that the price per day per person only goes up about $1.00, that is a great deal. The water park option will pay for itself after 2 visits to a water park or Disney Quest. Disney Quest is one of my favorite place to go in Disney, so I love this option as well.\n\nI would book air through an online discounter though. The prices on air from Disney is not discounted at all, so you will pay full price. \n\nHere is an answer to a similar question I answered:\n\nJust remember, all the prices for Disney are going to run the same. Disney does not offer different prices to different companies. The only way to get a discount, unless Disney releases a code, is to go with room only. However, you will not be saving much considering Disney has so many great deals this year with tickets and dining. Also, you can purchase an annual pass to get a discount, but the same problems apply. With the prices of tickets this year, you usually won't be much better off paying for an annual pass. \n\nAs I mention below. I think you could really use the assistance of a travel agent. They will really be able to help you get the most out of your budget to get the absolute vacation. http://www.mousetrips.com/ is a fabulous agency and they are so helpful, they will really be able to help you put together a great trip.\n\nI don't recommend an online discounter such as expedia, priceline, etc. Remember, a good deal and the best option are not always the same thing. I have known several people that have booked with an online discounter, only to arrive and discover they have no room. This is a terrible way to start your vacation. Although you may still be able to get a room, it is very upsetting to get there and discover this. \n\nA discounter may get you a slightly lower price, but you may also be losing out on alot. disney ocassaionally drops codes that will be far better than the discount you could get online. AAA and online discounters will not change rates if they do come out for you. Also, if you book with an online discounter, you are on your own. You have to take care of any problems or any additonal things you want. I've had a few experiences with AAA and I wasn't satisfied with them. I booked a big trip and they never told me disney dropped a code that would save me more than $500, they wouldn't book me dining, tours etc. So even though I booked through them I didn't get anything special.\n\nI highly recommend contacting a travel agent to help you with the planning. I always use a travel agent, they don't charge extra and they can answer all your questions and make it so much easier on you. It makes the trip more enjoyable. I use http://www.mousetrips.com/ and they are absolutely wonderful. Not only has my travel agent saved me a ton of money over the past few years. But she has helped me plan wonderful vacations and get the most out of my trips. She books everything for me, from my trip and tickets, to insurance, town cars, rental cars, dining, tours, etc. She is wonderful. There is no added fees so for me it wasn't a hard decision to make, but the expertise, superb quality of business and knowledge they provide is pricele
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Check out http://www.mouseinfo.com for everything Disney.\n\n\nFound this: http://www.mouseinfo.com/forums/showthread.php?t=80604 saying that some decorations are up in Toontown, but not on Main St.
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try www.disney.go.com
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Try razorgator.com or stubhub.com to find tickets.
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try disneychannel.com it may tell you where
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go to ticketmaster.com.
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you can get the tickets at Costco as well, they do sell them there for $7.50
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You can go here: http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/search/search?name=SearchResultsPage and click on result number 5. This has a pretty good map to use.\n\nHope this helps!
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You can get them on amazon quite cheaply, i live in the uk so i dont know if you have these stores but also virgin megastores and FOPP.p.s. you also want to see Howls Moving Castle, its great :)
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They are free. Do not buy from ebay.  People are trying to scam you!\n\nDisney's FASTPASS allows guests to make 'reservations' for a popular ride to avoid waiting in long lines. \n\nAs you approach the attraction that uses the FASTPASS system, you will see three lines. One is the FASTPASS distribution line (where you can make your reservation), the second is the FASTPASS entrance (when you're returning to ride after making your FASTPASS reservation), and the third is the Standby entrance for guests not using FASTPASS. \n\nThe FASTPASS distribution line features a clock showing what times the tickets are being issued for. A clock with the current time is displayed outside the FASTPASS attraction entrance. The Standby line will have the current wait time posted. \n\nLet's see how this all works. It's 11:00am and you want to go on Kali River Rapids but there's a 60 minutes wait posted outside the Standby line. You take a look at the FASTPASS distribution and see that passes are being issued with a return time of 1:00 - 2:00pm. You get your FASTPASS and instead of waiting on a one hour line, you have two free hours before coming back, bypassing the standby line and getting on Kali with little or no wait. \n\nFor the attractions, the assigned time will give you a 1 hour window to return, so you don't have to run back to be there the minute it goes into effect. With the theater attractions, you'll have a FASTPASS for a specific performance. \n\nOne thing to keep in mind, for the most part you can't get another FASTPASS until the current one is in effect. You'll see the time when you can get your next FASTPASS printed on the bottom of your pass. In other words, don't plan on going from one FASTPASS attraction to another gathering up slips. These machines are smart and won't issue another until your current pass allows it. \n\nEvery one in your party will be expected to turn in a FASTPASS at the attraction. And please don't return before your scheduled time because you will not be allowed to enter. There's nothing like weaving through a crowd of guests who are blocking the FASTPASS entrance because they're too early. Another no-no is trying to use a FASTPASS that wasn't issued that day. Don't bother, they can't accept it. Jumping off the standby line into the FASTPASS line isn't cool. There will be a Cast Member waiting for you to turn in your non-existent pass who will send you right back to where the Standby line begins. \n\nFASTPASS is available to everyone and works with all admission media. There's no charge for using it. \n\n\n\n   \n \n \n\nCurrently, the following Disney attractions are using the FASTPASS system:\nAnimal Kingdom: \n\nPrimeval Whirl \nKilimanjaro Safaris \nDinosaur \nIt's Tough to be a Bug \nKali River Rapids \nExpedition Everest \nDisney MGM Studios: \nRock n Roller Coaster \nVoyage of the Little Mermaid \nStar Tours \nTower of Terror \nIndiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular \nMuppet's 3-D \nWho Wants To Be A Millionaire-Play It! \nLights Motor Action Stunt Show \nMagic Kingdom: \nSpace Mountain \nSplash Mountain \nBig Thunder Mountain \nBuzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin \nJungle Cruise \nMany Adventures of Winnie the Pooh \nPeter Pan's Flight \nHaunted Mansion \nMickey’s PhilharMagic \nEpcot: \nMission: SPACE \nTest Track \nHoney, I Shrunk the Audience \nLiving With the Land \nMaelstrom \nSoarin'
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try walmart - they are sure to have something.\nor camping world ( i think they're online)
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Check around online. There are several online discounters, like expedia, priceline, orbitz, etc. This is usually the cheapest way to go. But you should also check directly through airline sites to see if they are running a special. For example, air tran often offers discounted tickets on Tuesdays and Thursdays and it is cheaper than through other online sites. Also watch in the newspapers and such, they often advertise specials in the newspaper.
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http://www.ticketmaster.com has them
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uh i got mine on disneychannel.com/hannahmontanatickets
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ticket master .com  try there