Thanks. Are there any blackout dates for these discounted tickets?
cbrunett wrote: ↑ Just saw this posted. I haven't seen any Canada-specific ticket deals in a few years. This is a really good deal if you are thinking of going to Walt Disney World (WDW). Save 25% on 4 day or longer tickets. Also save more if you add park hopper and water park. I heard attendance was down this year at WDW. I guess they are trying to compensate for the exchange rate for Canadians. I am holding off a little bit as I am hoping that there might be a hotel-dining-ticket package for Canadians down the road.
For a family of 4 looking at 8 day ticket + park hopper/water park at WDW, you can save almost $450 US on the ticket package.
Here are the conditions:
-Tickets (unless upgraded with Park Hopper or Water Parks & More Fun Options) are valid for admission to one theme park per day.
-Tickets and any options purchased must be used within 14 days of first use.
-Items are priced for Canadian Residents only. Savings compared to the price of the same ticket sold at the Theme Park Ticket Window.
-All tickets and options are nontransferable and nonrefundable and exclude activities/events separately priced. Water parks subject to rehabilitation, seasonal and weather closures.
-Tickets will be sold as exchange certificates, which must be redeemed at the theme park Main Entrance for admission.
All Guests must present a valid Canadian passport to exchange the certificate for a valid ticket at the theme park ticket window or Guest Relations prior to first use.
-Residents of Canada who are not Canadian citizens must bring valid passport and valid proof of Canadian residency.
Offer is valid for advance purchase only and is not available at Walt Disney World Resort theme park ticket windows.
Basically if you take advantage of this offer, you get exchange certificates which you convert to tickets at the gate when you show a valid passport. From what I am hearing you can book fastpass+ with these tickets before you exchange (ie 30 or 60 days out depending if you are staying at a resort or not). However, I am not 100% sure about this, so if anybody can confirm that would be great.
If you combine these tickets with a discounted WDW hotel, it could be a really could do-it-yourself package.
Also there is something similar at Disneyland Disneyland Discounted Tickets.