How much are tickets to Disneyland?
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They're $59 if you're over 10. That's for a 1-day ticket to just Disneyland. It's $79 if you want to go to California Adventure too.
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How much will it cost?  I may be able to help you purchase the tickets.  Email me what city you are in, how many tickets you need and where you need to go.\n\nOr you may want to contact these good folks\n\nhttp://www.thesheepfold.org/
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depends where you are sitting like if you are sitting in the front row next to all the celebrities than tockets might be $2,000-$3,000 but like if you get regular tickets than it might be like $150
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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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ebay or stubhub.  You will pay through the nose either way.\n\nStub hub starts at 500\nAceticket 790\nEbay 400
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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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from $7 to $50 depending on the part of the country you are in
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Disneyland! The best place on earth!!
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you can expect at least 2000\nbut on http://www.onlineticketshop.nl/content/details.asp?taal_id=2&evenement_id=756 they have some for around 2000 pounds which is like 4000 dollars\nbut unless you are a vip...\nor currently playing some fantasy league which awards tickets for the winner \nslim to none to get some good ones unless you wanted to dish some serious dough
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You will go to Disney Land! Yeah!!!!
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fort canning park, Jan 16.\nThose who book before Dec 15, will get them at $85. After Dec 15, $95. Ticket sale open at Sistic from friday.
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This is my answer to a similar question. There are two different answers that may be helpful to you. As to how much it will cost, it really depends on what you are wanting. What size is your party, more than four you will likely need two rooms, how long do you want to stay, do you want dining in your package, are you flying, are you driving, etc. You can pay anywhere from under $100 per night, to well over $300. So it really depends on what you are looking for. Disney is advertising their package right now where you get tickets and room for $1500, I believe that price is for two adults, one child and one junior, so that will give you some idea.\n\n\n\n\nHope this helps!\n\nHere are my answers:\n\n\n\nFor the lowest rates you want to go during off season or regular season. Peak season is not only more expensive than the rest of the year, but it is also really busy.\n\nThis is my answer to a similar question. You may also find this link helpful: http://mousetrips.com/faq1.html............\nand this one: http://mousetrips.com/crowdpattern.html....\nHope this helps!\n\nHere is my answer:\n\nDisney has been so busy lately that you cannot go without having some crowds. However, there are times where the crowds will be minimal compared to other times of the year. It is definately time for Disney to open another park to accomodate more people. Try going during value or regular season. Stay away from peak season. Not only will you save money over going at peak, but it will be much less crowded. I have also included some snippets from my answer to a similar questions.\n\nChristmas time is one of the most beautiful times of the year. Each resort is decorated for Christmas and the decorations are beautiful. If you go during this time you have to visit the resorts. They have a carousel made out of chocolate, a a very large gingerbread house and other amazing things. Plus, the christmas trees are beautiful as well. Also, the whether is nicer. Usually it will run in the low 70s during the day. If you are near the water it is a little cold and windy, but not too bad. Also, the parades in the park are themed for Christmas and very nice to see. However, if you have never been to Disney, you may want to see the regular parades. The crowds can be bad, but I have gone several times during Christmas and it is a great time of the year to go. \n\nI highly recommend staying away from the time around July 4. During this time almost all of the parks will close due to capacity. So lines are extremely long and it is terrible to try to get around. Also, it is very hard. Combine the large crowds and the heat and it can be misserable. You will not have as much fun if it is this hot and crowded as you would otherwise. however, the fireworks during this time are spectacular and will not dissapoint. But you have to wait a long time in order to see them from a good location.\n\nI usually prefer going after school has started. September/October is a great time. The weather is nice, crowds aren't and big as the other times of the year. If you go in value season you can save yourself some money. Keep in mind, Disney will often do refurbishments during this time because it is not as busy, so some attractions may be closed while you are there. But it easy to find this out ahead of time. Also, if you go in October you can go to Mickey's not so scary halloween. This is a must see if you go during this time. The park is closed early that day and you have to have another ticket to get in. But there is a fraction of the people in the park. There are rides open and you basically walk right on. It is nice to be there when it isn't as busy and it is really neat as well. Plus, if you have kids, it is more kid friendly than the Universal Halloween party.\n\n\n\n\nTHE SECOND ONE\n\nI 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
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For rides check out Roller Coaster Tycoon.\n\nSee if Disney will sell you rides.
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i think they will cost at least 10 points per.\n\ngoogle will charge money.
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It depends on team you're going to see.  For the Toronto Argos, the cheapest tickets are $20 and the most expensive are $75.
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I just know that 650,000 about will fit on the Disneyland around my home and the cost in is about 45-65, and the food is like 5 bucks. well that's all i know
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I took my kids to Build a Bear...  The basic bear, with an outfit and not many extras will cost about $40.00.\n\nDon't go unless you plan to spend close to that or a little more.  You will be disappointed if you aren't prepared to spend at least that.\n\nI hate to say this but the other people who've answered so far don't sound very nice.... these are your KIDS we're talking about... I'm all about my kids.  I don't spend a lot on myself, it's all about them.\n\nI think it's a fun experience and $40 isn't so much to spend to have a fun time with your child and have a nice cute bear to take home to keep.  You'd spend more than that for a day at an amusement park or a night out without your kids.