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CryBoy

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Okay... Driving the family west in a week. What's the best way to buy Disneyland tickets? I need 2 adults tickets and 1 Children ticket for 2 days.

Triple A office in California: $389 for 2 adults (2 days), $182.75 for 1 child (2 days)

???
 

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Well, it's been a long time since I did this and I don't know if they still honor it or not.

Once you get to the theme park if you take the delivery entrance on the South side of the park. There is a nice spot by the road you can stop, lob the kid over the fence. Now it depends on the kid's age as to how long before they find him or her or if the spunky little discoverer knows how to play up the "I'm lost" gig. You should have enough time to get to the front gate and insist that you accidentally wandered out to your car to have sex and left your kids in there. By that time, the little bundle of joy has the security team pretty fired up and they will let you right in. Theoretically, of course.


Hope that helps,
FDC




*Disclaimer* No children were harmed in the making of this message.
 

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Okay... Driving the family west in a week. What's the best way to buy Disneyland tickets? I need 2 adults tickets and 1 Children ticket for 2 days.

Triple A office in California: $389 for 2 adults (2 days), $182.75 for 1 child (2 days)

???


You're saving a few bucks going with AAA. Looks like that's with the Hopper feature?

Get them from AAA and have a great time with your family!!!



Let me know about the Cars ride. My kids are driving me crazy about flying out to Anaheim!!!


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You're saving a few bucks going with AAA. Looks like that's with the Hopper feature?

Get them from AAA and have a great time with your family!!!



Let me know about the Cars ride. My kids are driving me crazy about flying out to Anaheim!!!


:toast:

Totally like my idea better.....

Just sayin.....:shrug:
 

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Thanks, fatdaddy!

Not sure my 2- and 5-year old girls can pull off that stunt.

Looking to spend between $2200-$2500 on this road trip. Gas alone will be about $700. Eight nights in hotels will be around $800. Then there's these damn theme park tickets and food.
 

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Thanks, fatdaddy!

Not sure my 2- and 5-year old girls can pull off that stunt.

Looking to spend between $2200-$2500 on this road trip. Gas alone will be about $700. Eight nights in hotels will be around $800. Then there's these damn theme park tickets and food.

I hope you have a great time. I am sure your kids will love it. It is amazing how expensive it is though. I can't imagine how painful it would have been flying the family out there. Crazy expensive but a once in a lifetime thing for the kids too.
 

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I know this is a bit on the expensive side (and I'm not sure how long you'll be out there), but I always find that CityPasses are a good way to go when traveling with the family.

http://www.citypass.com/southern-california

You get a 3-day park hopper pass, plus a day at SeaWorld and one day at Universal for $279-adult or $239-child. Hard to beat that price if you have the time to do all 5 days worth of parks.

Have a great trip - it's one of my favorite places to take my family (SoCal, that is...).
 

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Wife wants to visit Universal Studio. Triple A travel agent thinks it's a waste for the 2 kids. We've just done SeaWorld in San Antonio. Budget is now up to $2800.
 

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So we are going with the CityPass.

3-Day Park Hopper? to Disneyland and Disney California Adventure
2 days at Universal Studios Hollywood
1 day at SeaWorld San Diego

We will skip SeaWorld, but the CityPass is still the best deal. The total for 2 adults and 1 child comes to $799.97.

If you purchase the tickets through Universal Studios Hollywood's website, you will receive a 2nd day free at Universal Studios Hollywood when you buy your CityPASS from them.

Worked all summer to save for this trip. Won't stay but will visit the Grand Canyon on the way back. Wife and I camped there 8 years ago before we had kids. Love it!

By the way... Love you guys here at MadJacks!
 
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