Disneyland Resort So Cal Resident Ticket: Best price for Tickets All Year Long

My son always having a blast at Disneyland!

If you’ve wanted to visit the Disneyland Resort for more than one day, but don’t want to commit to an annual pass, make sure to take advantage of Disneyland’s So Cal Resident Ticket. You can visit both parks on different days, and save a lot while you’re at it.

You can buy a 2- or 3-day theme park ticket for So Cal residents now, explore the Parks one day and have until June 6, 2014 to return for your second or third visit.

You can either do- 1 Park Per Day and save even more

$129: 2-Day So Cal Resident 1-Park Per Day Ticket
$159: 3-Day So Cal Resident 1-Park Per Day Ticket with one Magic Morning early admission to Disneyland Park

Or you can spend a little more and get a park hopper

$164: 2-Day So Cal Resident Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket
$194: 3-Day So Cal Resident Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Ticket with one Magic Morning early admission to Disneyland Park

The So Cal Resident Ticket is the best deal around if you want to visit the park. With one day admission at $92 the 2 and 3 day deals are a GREAT deal!!!

To purchase your tickets or learn more about it head here.

Disney Sunday: Make your own Pizza

Last week I met up with my friend and her son for a playdate at Disney’s California Adventure. We decided to have an early dinner and headed for Storytellers Cafe at the Grand Californian Hotel.

I love when we have dinner there, because it means free valet for 5 hours. We called ahead, made reservations and enjoyed a few rides before we headed to dinner. We’ve had dinner there before but never noticed that their children’s menu, had a special make your own pizza entree. You can either have the chef make your own pizza or you can have the kiddos make it themselves. My son was thrilled with the idea of making his own pizza and being a “chef”!

It was a fun process. They bring out the dough, cheese and pepperoni in a big Mickey shaped tray. My son had a great time assembling his pizza! He loved the entire process and ate his pizza right up.

It’s a fun and reasonably priced treat. I believe the Make your own pizza entree is $7.99 and comes with a side of fruit and a drink. If you have an annual pass save even more with your discount!

If you are looking for a special treat at the resort, you might want to give this special treat a try. For additional info head here.

Disney Sunday- Mickey’s Trick or Treat Party at Disney’s California Adventure

I hope you are all having a wonderful weekend. In this week’s Disney Sunday Post – I wanted to write about Mickey’s Trick or Treat Party at Disney’s California Adventure.

This October, Disney’s California Adventure will hold it’s fifth year of Mickey’s Trick or Treat party, a special ticketed event. The park adds additional decoration, special entertainment and trick or treat stations throughout DCA as it closes the park to the general public.

In the Sun Plaza, there is a giant candy corn and a DJ playing music that you can dance to and several other dance party stations. We have had the opportunity to attend almost every year and have had a blast. One of my favorite parts of Mickey’s Trick or Treat Party is that there are several character greet and meet photo locations throughout the park. Our daughter’s dream came true last year as she was able to meet Cinderella, who took her hand, posed with her and walked around a bit of the park with her. Needless to say it made her night and she was thrilled.

Be prepared for a couple of bagfuls of candy. You are given a bag at the entrance of the park and you will easy fill it up. My kids love trick or treating and this was definitely the highlight for them. Of course the fact that the park limits the amount of guests and it is closed down to the general public doesn’t hurt to the appeal. It’s my favorite part of the evening. Here is a tip -if you can, make sure to buy tickets for a weeknight. I’ve gone on both a weekend and a weeknight and we had a better experience on the weeknight. There are less crowds and the party has more of an exclusive feel to it.

This event invariably sells out every single year. Tickets go on sale in the beginning of summer and are usually sold out by the end of September. It is an amazing event for the kiddos. Kiddos and adults are encouraged to wear their Halloween costume to the park. I love it because it allows the kiddos to wear their costume on more than one night. It runs for four hours either from 6:30 to 10:30 or 7:30 to 11:30 PM depending on the night of the week.

If you have never had the opportunity to attend Mickey’s Trick or Treat Party, make this the year. Your kiddos are going to love it!

Ticket Prices and Event Dates*

Advance purchase by Annual Passholders, Disney Vacation Club Members and Disney Visa card holders for selected dates: $26.00

Annual Passholder/DVC/Disney Visa discount is available for the following dates: October 2, 8, 15, 21, 22, 28

Advanced Purchase Ticket Prices
$32 Regular Admission Price for These Dates — October 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29

Day-of-Event Ticket Prices
$39 If Purchased and Used on These Dates — October 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29
$42 If Purchased and Used on These Dates — October 30 and 31

Ages Two and Under: No Charge

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