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2. 5 Things You Can Buy for the New Price of a Disneyland Ticket

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   If a family of four went to Sesame Place instead of Disneyland, they’d pay just $44.99 per ticket, or $180 — $4 less than a single Tier 5 day pass to the House of Mouse. 2 Days at Universal ...

3. The 3-day SoCal resident ticket returns to Disneyland ... - AOL

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   For a cost comparison, a one-day, one-park ticket ranges from $104 to $194, depending on when you visit the Anaheim resort. The 3-day SoCal resident ticket returns to Disneyland, starting at $75 ...

4. 23 Theme Park Insider Tips That Will Save You Money - AOL

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   Buy Tickets From a Third Party. “You can save around 10 percent on Disney theme park admission by buying from a reputable third-party wholesaler, such as ParkSavers.com or OfficialTicketCenter ...

5. AOL MemberDeals FAQs - AOL Help

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   To purchase tickets online, go to mybenefits.aol.com and then click the Get Started button under the AOL MemberDeals module. From there you can browse, shop and save! To purchase tickets over the phone, please call 1-877-579-1201 between 8:30am and 3:30am EST, 7 days a week (holidays included).

6. Virtual queue systems at Disney Parks - Wikipedia

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   Disney Genie replaced the previous FastPass, FastPass+, and MaxPass systems.The service was introduced at Walt Disney World in October 2021 and later at Disneyland Resort in December 2021. To use Disney Genie, guests need valid park tickets as well as a Disney park reservation for the same day and park as the tickets registered in the app.

7. E ticket - Wikipedia

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   Disneyland E ticket, c. 1975–77. An E ticket (officially an E coupon) was a type of admission ticket used at the Disneyland and Magic Kingdom theme parks before 1982, where it admitted the bearer to the newest, most advanced, or popular rides and attractions. It is now commonly used to describe a category of top tier and cutting edge theme ...