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Canadians save 20% on Walt Disney World Park Tickets & 25% off Disneyland Tickets *Ending Soon & WDW Price Increase Soon

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Damn it. :) At least there's this Southern California pass to cover the zoo and a few others.

Thanks ReeGee.
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alanbrenton wrote: Damn it. :) At least there's this Southern California pass to cover the zoo and a few others.

Thanks ReeGee.
You need at least 4-5 hours at that Zoo to really take it in, I had about 3-4 hours on a quiet day and felt somewhat rushed. Disney is a full day thing as well. Honestly there's so much to do in Cali and only so much you can fit in 5-6 days, just pick a few things, take your time and enjoy.
One other quick thing you can do near LA is hop on the PCA and drive north to Malibu. Gorgeous drive and lots of nice restaurants around there. You can do Santa Monica Pier and that in the same day.
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Glad you had a good time. Whenever I go with friends/family, we try to do a three day trip. Day-1 Main park, Day 2- California Adventure and Day 3 whichever one the group wants to do again (or both if you have a park hopper).

The next time we go, I think we are going to splurge and stay at the Grand California so that you have direct access to California adventure, cut out security/wait times and get to maximize fun times.
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iceman2929 wrote: The next time we go, I think we are going to splurge and stay at the Grand California so that you have direct access to California adventure, cut out security/wait times and get to maximize fun times.
Is that the fancy looking hotel right off the Grizzly River Run path? Do you think the main park is worth it just for adults? I really enjoyed California Adventure and was debating going to the main park the next day but didn't want to pay that much again and possibly be disappointed as quite a few people told me it's more for kids and wouldn't be as good.
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What are some reasonably priced accommodations around LA and San Diego (okay, even San Francisco)?

Where can I start checking prices out? Airbnb isn't quite cost-effective with families as they charge by the guest.
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alanbrenton wrote: What are some reasonably priced accommodations around LA and San Diego (okay, even San Francisco)?

Where can I start checking prices out? Airbnb isn't quite cost-effective with families as they charge by the guest.
Check out Tripadvisor, can sort by review / price. I stayed at a suite in LA with free parking and free breakfast and i found it through Tripadvisor. I can't remember the name now but I recall it to be very affordable but still nice (not dingy like a motel).
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U4IA wrote: Undercovertourist... but if you want disneyland they are still on sale I think for a few days. I dont believe there's anywhere to get the discounted Canadian rate though for WDW. If someone knows, please post.

Even with a 'discounted' rate, the tickets are only a few dollars cheaper.
Thank you for this, I just booked through Undercover tourist and got 1% CB, so it ended up saving me $15 for a 2 day pass. Thanks!
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ReeGee wrote: Is that the fancy looking hotel right off the Grizzly River Run path? Do you think the main park is worth it just for adults? I really enjoyed California Adventure and was debating going to the main park the next day but didn't want to pay that much again and possibly be disappointed as quite a few people told me it's more for kids and wouldn't be as good.
It's worth it if you absolutely need the quickest/easiest way into the one park. But, its going to run average of $500+ a night so it's not cheap. It's nice if you want to take an afternoon break though, since it's so close.

Disneyland has sooo many decent hotels in a 15 minute walking distance though, it's a bit hard to justify the cost. That being said, security and line up's can be pretty darn slow at opening time in the main center entrance.
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ReeGee wrote: Is that the fancy looking hotel right off the Grizzly River Run path? Do you think the main park is worth it just for adults? I really enjoyed California Adventure and was debating going to the main park the next day but didn't want to pay that much again and possibly be disappointed as quite a few people told me it's more for kids and wouldn't be as good.
Ya it's the fancy hotel by the river run. I've never stayed there but I've heard its very nice.

As far as if its worth it, I suppose it depends on the individual. I'm an adult (Sorta...lol. 27 and no kids) and I love the main park. Might be because it's a kick of nostalgia right in the feels - I love Disney though, always have, and going there makes me feel like a kid again. You have space mountain (my number 1 favorite ride at disney, I go on that 3 or 4 times per visit at least), Indiana Jones, big thunder mountain, the matterhorn, star tours, splash mountain, and then there are your relaxing rides like pirates of the Caribbean, jungle cruise, etc). Oh and if you are not going back for awhile, Starwars land will be in the main park and that alone will be worth it.
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for those who buy disney ears for the whole family, it's 25% off on shopdisney until monday. same ears as buying inside the park but obviously 25% off. good if buying multiple and with US address only for free shipping.
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I missed the deadline for the Disney World at Florida, anyone knows if there are other discount available?
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I have one 5 day pass and one 4 day pass I bought before the promotion expired. No longer able to go to Disney this year, selling if anyone is interested. PM me
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Any one aware of any WDW discounts for Canadians still going? Looking for 1x Adult and 1x Child for 4 days.
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If I buy the Disneyland multi-day passes from expedia for specific dates, but I want to change my mind and go on different days, is this allowed?
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golden wrote: I missed the deadline for the Disney World at Florida, anyone knows if there are other discount available?
Look up my posts and it explains another way to get discounts. You have to travel certain times of the year but it works as we have used it on 4 occasions,
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demanche wrote: Yep, same site/rates just logged in as an agent. I purchased my Disney tickets this way (One of my side jobs is an agent) and so I got 20% off, paid with gift cards, plus 10% commission.

You could probably get a better deal if you negotiate and go with an agent.
Do agents get the commission on flight, resort, AND park tickets?

I never knew you could negotiate with your travel agent! I've always paid the amount they invoiced me for.
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Sakaban wrote: for those who buy disney ears for the whole family, it's 25% off on shopdisney until monday. same ears as buying inside the park but obviously 25% off. good if buying multiple and with US address only for free shipping.
Or buy them on aliexpress and pay about $2 for Mickey or Minnie ear headbands. Just make sure you give yourself about 6 weeks to get them in the mail!
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Acheewawa wrote: Or buy them on aliexpress and pay about $2 for Mickey or Minnie ear headbands. Just make sure you give yourself about 6 weeks to get them in the mail!
Those are fake ears.... very appropriate if you're visiting Times Square or Hollywood Boulevard

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