disneyland : whats the cheapest route to get in?

Outside Universal Studios they have a cool indoor flying deal. Big ass fan underneath you ,flight suit and you fly.

Dland is a cash drain, keep in mind the places you mention are spread out, factor in driving times.

One other thing,never bring a range finder to the zoo like I did. They had us on a tour at zoo and I used the range finder to quiz my sons about far the animal was grazing and if they thought they could take the shot . The zoo is not hunter friendly, tour guide girl was not pleased.
 
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OP: if you end up going to dland- let me know. I'm a passholder, so if you wanted to buy stuff- I'll do the transaction for you. It's not a huge discount, but it's a discount.
 
OP: if you end up going to dland- let me know. I'm a passholder, so if you wanted to buy stuff- I'll do the transaction for you. It's not a huge discount, but it's a discount.

We did decide to do Dland after all. 5 people, round trip tickets, car rental, two nights/two rooms at 4 star hotel within walking distance for 5 people was like $1200 , just need the Dland tickets.

How much can you get them for?

5 two day hopper passes.
 
We did decide to do Dland after all. 5 people, round trip tickets, car rental, two nights/two rooms at 4 star hotel within walking distance for 5 people was like $1200 , just need the Dland tickets.

How much can you get them for?

5 two day hopper passes.

Passholders don't get discounts on tickets, no one really does. But stuff like food/merchandise we do. My chick has a premium and I think it's 20% off stuff like that.
 
Don't forget the wild animal park, as a kid I always enjoyed it more then the zoo, although I don't know why, lol.....
 
Its true about the scanners now... talk to AAA if you have them they usually find some good pricing on what you need.
 

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