NEW Discounted Ticket offer from Disneyland! $50 for kids!!

[@Kingdho]

2:29 correction: Halloween time starts August 23.

[@slowazzd2165]

I dont know how others feel about this but i think the cutoff for kids tickets should be 12. Charging full price when they turn 13 makes more sense since they're teens at that point, and it gives an extra few years for families to go for the kids price, especially right before they become teenagers for real and probably won't be as thrilled with going to disneyland with mom and dad. It gives more people more chances to make memories at disney

[@tonyd300g7]

Thank You for the info!! We almost did the Provost park pass ticket offer but I held out for a possible deal like we did back in February. We have a family of 5 from PHX so this saves us almost $900!! Plus we have to get a hotel near the parks. Hope to go on late August.

[@parkerpowers2841]

I think that’s pretty cool! Thanks for the news update Fresh Baked!

[@DannyD714]

i'm tired of stipulations,restrictions and especially reservations! "i got no strings" disney! i'm not your marionette! let me go to the parks when i want,not when you want me there!

[@mushieslushie]

The problem is you and everyone else wants to go too much.

[@DannyD714]

@@mushieslushie i haven't been inside a disney park since feb. 2020. before that i only went on fridays,and an occasional thursday after work. the reservation system has taken away all the fun of going to the parks on a whim.

[@mushieslushie]

@DannyD714 you can go on a whim though, I don't get the issue. Buy a ticket on the website and go.

[@DannyD714]

@@mushieslushie i guess you didn't see david's video from last sunday. no one could buy a one day ticket that day with no logical reason why since the park was not crowded at all. also sometimes same day reservations are not available even for magic key holders. it's just a bunch of hassle.

[@eddieg6436]

…..it’s PRIVATE PROPERTY, you play by THEIR rules.

[@andizukifoo]

Thanks Dave!

[@minnesarah]

I was in the park this past Sunday and while the morning and early afternoon were very quiet, the evening was VERY crowded because of the DECA weekend and the Girl Scout event. The reservation system probably was legitimately booked full, Disneyland was wall to wall with people all night that Sunday, but a huge percentage of people who had those reservations didn't come to the park until late afternoon/early evening.

[@genialgigi1800]

Do you know if there is a way to know about big events like that (DECA) ahead of time? At minimum, to manage expectations.

[@minnesarah]

@@genialgigi1800 Aside from reading the various Disney boards and seeing what people post there, I don't know of another way. I don't believe Disney themselves publish any sort of calendar or notifications of large scale reservation bookings. They announce their own stuff, but even their own events sometimes only get on the calendar two months out. They don't even put Dapper Days on their calendar and that's been happening every year for ages, but it's not an official Disney event so they don't publish anything about it. If you're not booking a trip in advance, and you're only going for a couple of days, and you're flexible with your dates, then you could probably do everything within reason to avoid large group reservations. I take all my nieces and nephews when they turn 13, so our trips are planned months in advance. It is what it is, sometimes you get lucky with crowd flow and sometimes you don't, but Disneyland is always magical either way. We still had a great evening last Sunday and were able to fit in re-rides of Space Mountain and Matterhorn even with wall to wall people. There were only two of us and we did single rider, but still. Any day at Disneyland is a great day. Sometimes you're just sharing the magic with more people. The magic itself is definitely always there.

[@brandonhuang4414]

@@genialgigi1800 check the convention calendar.

[@ScrewCrew]

I think you said the Halloween season starts on October 23. Did you mean August 23?

[@danielguevara630]

I believe what's also the difference before is with fast pass gone and genie+ here it's not worth it. My family and friends (all ex ap holders for several years) have refused to get due to genie plus and the reservation system it's just not worth it now

[@DannyD714]

totally agree. prior to the pandemic they had no problem with the old AP system. they used the pandemic to switch to the reservation system even though it's no longer necessary. they sell you a "magic" key,but have a year round system for when you can use it. the old AP system had blockout dates,but that was accepted as necessary by APS (myself included) during peak periods. now it's just the company manipulating people's good times with no valid reason.

[@teridoty4285]

We were in the parks on the weekend of April 20 - and at points, there was enough human traffic to make getting around in mobility equipment challenging, to say the least. If Disney wants the parks crowded to max, what are they doing to make movement around the parks more smooth and less "human traffic jam"?

[@Suzanne268]

This sale allows us to go as much as we want this year without paying 2024 full prices. We bought several tickets before the annual price increase and will buy these for a summertime visit! Fingers crossed, the dates we’ve chosen will see most littles having just started the school year.

[@Metal_Head_Mark]

The discounted tickets are going on right now. They have combined the Mon-Thurs tickets for $83 and the Mon-Sun tickets for $100. These end June 2nd. So it's curious that 2 weeks later they are combining the kids discounted ticket with the weekday discounted ticket.

[@brandonhuang4414]

The current one is a so cal offer. I believe this new promo isn’t exclusive of being a Southern Californian resident

[@juliemartinez1099]

It’s so deceiving when Disney advertises an $83 dollar ticket when you have to buy 3 days. Why don’t they say you get three days for $249???

[@banesac86]

It's marketing it makes it more doable

[@ilovegodzilla]

Since when is a 10 Year old an adult?

[@GoodGuyJason25]

Since The Beginning of time ✅️

[@justintimeforeverything]

The minute I saw this I thought, that’s confirmation haunted mansion is not opening until October. Halloween season is one of the busiest seasons (if not the busiest) at DL. To offer discounted tickets for the first month implies serious problems with their Halloween offering aka no haunted mansion.

[@emfunTravel]

I wonder if this is how they are compensating the closure of critter country and HM.

[@lvuittonlvr8698]

This is awesome news! So happy that Disney is going to be affordable this summer. I'm definitely taking advantage of this opportunity. Thanks David your awesome🙌🙌🥳🥳👏👏

[@joshsortega]

Only a $25 difference for 2 adults and 1 child, which is my family, from the 3 day at $75 range they had last year. Not that big of a deal.

[@justintimeforeverything]

The big deal is it’s not limited to so cal residents. Everyone can benefit

[@r3b3l10us]

yes i do agree crowds are showing they cant afford and im one of them and my daughter misses it. now you say this discount is good for those who cant afford and i agree 100 but i still feel that its the dame thing. its a “3 day” ticket so in order to get this deal you have to purchase all 3 days for the child and all 3 days for the adult which how you showed is is $150 per child - for 3 days $249 per adult - for 3 days total of $389 so if i cant afford regular admission as it is per day how can one afford this discount as a bundle? yea its a great deal for per day but it sounds great when it is said “$50 per child” “$83 per adult” but when the total is due thats were those who cant afford a regular day which is almost the same price as this deal. just this deal may be a bit more and even though it is a deal its the price and the total one has to pay up front. now a discount and great deal for the people would be this $50 per child and $83 per adult and have it at “per day” not 3 day so then those who cant afford it actually can and take their kids who have not yet been to disney you have to do per day not 3 days

[@emilyfink1185]

Not to mention the cost then of three days at a hotel. And food

[@FreshBakedWDWLaramie]

And now, a magic trick! My 15yr old looks 3!

[@user-xc4eh4kp9n]

So, for Halloween this year, $50.00 admission only applies for a 3 day pass and not one admission?

[@ljannell]

I remember as a kid, when it was $24 for SoCal residents. Now I live out of state and have two kids. It's not inexpensive or easy to travel from where I live to there, especially with school age kids. This price for kid tickets is definitely incentivizing.

[@jeffreyh7951]

Hey Fresh Baked!!

[@Larryandhisbelts]

Im looking on the website and even getawaytoday and dont see this offer anywhere. And I didnt hear David mention when the actual tickets of this price go on sale. Any idea what im missing?

[@igotdrunkinlasvegas]

I just looked it up and couldn't find this price anywhere.

[@lauriepacheco7217]

I've heard from several people in my multiple DL groups that had no intention of going this Summer due to HM and Splash not in operation. Add to this now no Critter Country. Folks will be flooding the parks after Tiana's opens. As for me, I'm trying to figure out if I can afford another trip this year. 😂

[@waterlilyfairyy]

last comment is so me

[@nicksalazar6265]

These new tickets, I assume are single park only?

[@tophatloverroblox1]

Yes, not park hopper

[@tbx59]

Got to replace us soon to be blacked-out Socal Riff-Raff Passers.

[@anthonyorchrisgraves551]

Do you have to use the days consecutively? Is there a timeframe like you have a 14 day window?

[@sushiyamaster989]

Yeah Friday. And FIRST!!!

[@donray2435]

Trucker hat please 🙏

[@adidas4275]

If I bought tickets already but haven’t paid in full for them at the old price during this time/date & correct days is there anyways to get this deal?

[@UniDisforlife]

$50 for a kid. Can be better than $70 video game.

[@amandao266]

I wonder if Disney ever has staffing issues and that can dictate how many people they sell Tix to?

[@piscesrunner855]

Peoples credit card debt has finally caught up to them….credit card debt across the nation is at historic highs. Disney knows this and they know the parks will be slow….when they are busy people are not buying merchandise like you think they are. We will be heading for rougher financial times as this year closes out.

[@CarlosGomez-ii4qz]

Might be a dumb question but does the 3 day ticket need to be used by the same person?

[@genialgigi1800]

Thank goodness the offer does not apply to weekends. Phew.

[@justintimeforeverything]

It does. You can pay an extra $50 for it to apply to weekends.

[@sherrimcconnell936]

Imagine that!! If we lower the prices more people show up? Crowds will get big again.

[@too_many_gummy_bears]

I guess that means TBA is opening in October

[@sdboutet]

Just a theory....is Disneyland holding back reservations for premium priced days so those guests that are paying more are getting a premium experience? A planned lower attendance day results in lower labor costs, and less wear and tear on attraction mechanics. Disney may be netting the same amount of cash with fewer guests paying more as opposed to a busier park at a lower price point. Just a thought.

[@pakkmann]

sigh... AFTER I buy tickets for that time.

[@eddietellez5918]

do i have to get three days in order to get the deal? meaning, if i only go for one day, i pay full price

[@brandonhuang4414]

Yes, but you don’t have to use the 3 day tickets at one time

[@Emily_070]

How is Iger not getting kicked out?? He's destroying disney in more ways than I would have ever imagined.

[@CarolCap131]

Oh gosh Dave this is selfishly disappointing for me! I have a two day trip planned from the east coast with hotels and airfare for September 19 and 20th. I’ll only need a two day ticket , not three because of airplane times. I thought I would be traveling during an off time and seeing haunted mansion nightmare before Christmas. Now it looks like I’ll be traveling at a busy time ( I have visions of those videos with oceans of strollers at fantasyland during the final weeks of previous offer). And maybe not seeing haunted mansion! I’m happy for those families that may get to Disneyland because ,as I’ve said before, if they price it right they will come. Oh well, I guess I hope I see the joy in some kids eyes and that makes up for the crowds.

[@joephillips5594]

I was just thinking the same thing. I have a trip planned for late June/early July and I would not have booked this trip if I knew there was going to be another child savings promo. I'm glad more families on a budget will have access though. It's just bad timing with so much of the park already closed. I remember how busy the park was during the last promo and I thought to myself "I'm glad I'm going later in the year"...*sigh*

[@justintimeforeverything]

We’re coming all the way from NZ first time in 7 years and first time for all the children coming. Our first week is 22nd Sept and those videos of the final weekend of the march promotion have me so worried!

[@CarolCap131]

@@justintimeforeverything oh, I’m so sorry! It’s so much more complicated with kids!! I hope the trip goes well!

[@Larryandhisbelts]

​@@joephillips5594Disneyland is always busy. Including summer because of kids out in general. I'm sure even if they didn't have this offer, it will still be busy, so don't let it bring you down too much.

[@ilovegodzilla]

But you must purchase at least 3 days, and still a lot of ppl can’t afford to buy those packs for their families.

[@deliadrake263]

I was hoping they got smart and offered more discounted ticket days. This is great news. Now just offer an all day fast lane pass for ALL major/E ticket rides and I’ll be a happy camper.

[@ohplezz]

Bob Igor is worried about his future hence huge discounts. Disneyland never discounts the summer months.

[@Calihomeschoolmom]

As a former regular Disney adult- 3 days is too long when your go multiple times a year. 1 day is fine, so I bet the 3 day deal won’t do super well. People don’t need three days there. That 5 days off of work if you’re traveling. No thanks man.

[@ilovegodzilla]

Let’s make it clear, Disneyland is never, ever, “dead.” Not even in torrential rain. Crowds are always busy, busier, and don’t even bother.

[@JJtvee]

How did I get unsubscribed!!!??? 😢

[@tophatloverroblox1]

This is what I was thinking…they are probably offering this great deal because HM and Tianas/Critter Country won’t be open. Coming from Canada it costs thousands for us…so I’m definitely not going again until all that re-opens! Thanks for your opinions Dave it helps us plan our trips we appreciate it!!!

[@redtiger7268]

The discounts are VERY TELLING of what is happening. People are boycotting for multiple reasons. Main one being prices, people cannot afford. Second is people are not going because to much is closed. Third is people are not going to support a company that is taking sides in the cultural debate. The last drama with the Evil Queen being played by a male for the meet-n-greet has turned some people off (yes I know the Queen has always been played by a male for stage shows because she needs to be larger and imposing)

[@artieo5339]

I was thinking the same thing. Very telling they are offering discounts. Also telling that magic keys are still on sale.

[@JJtvee]

They'll have fantasmic and Pixar fest

[@anthonymg73]

Hey man, I love your updates, but I would have to disagree with you on your point. That Disneyland has always been expensive. back in the 80s. It what is affordable.

[@ilovegodzilla]

Here come the insane crowds.

[@johnjones-uc3ni]

I wouldn't take my kids to Disneyland if Disney let them in free. They have shown they're not about family values.

[@Diana-qf5ik]

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