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Ok thanks guys I appreciate it I finally gave in and just bought them through Klook since I heard so many good things about them. Funny enough my card was getting declined on Klook as well but luckily they take PayPal and that worked fine. Thanks again.

It's hard for me to warrant paying Disneyland Hotel prices when there are really nice hotels all around the area, but I understand if you want the full Disney experience. Traffic from LA to San Diego can be hit or miss. I've driven from LA to that area of San Diego many time and I've had times...

Thanks for all the info.

Thanks for all the awesome information, very helpful!

Hi, I posted another thread earlier about trying to get tickets online, still no luck, but now I need to create a game plan for what rides I should I go to first and which rides are the best. This is my first time to HKDL and I’m very excited as this is my last Disney park I’ve yet to visit in...

Thanks for advice. I tried a few of your suggestions but still no luck. I might just have to buy them at the park unfortunately. I just like being prepared so I don’t have to stand in line when I get there. I read I might also be able to get them at the airport. I’ve read a lot of good things...

Hi, I'm going to HKDL for the first time the first week of April. I tried to buy tickets online multiple times with different cards on the HKDL website and it keeps saying that my bank couldn't verify the purchase. (I have Wells Fargo btw). I called my bank and they are saying that Disney is...

I am pretty sure you can. I honestly don't remember if I paid with card or not ( I most likely did because I bought multiple tickets) but I don't remember anything about not being able to use a credit card there.

Yes I believe you can still get them in the Disney store. I got mine in Shibuya. Its actually really simple because the Disney store is like 3 or 4 stories and the very top floor is pretty much dedicated to buying park tickets. There's a line with all the prices and such for the parks behind the...

Id recommend California Adventure on Thursday and Disneyland Friday. You're gonna need the whole day for Disneyland. Comin into LAX on Thursday morning it will honestly still take you a few hours to get to the park when considering rush hour traffic and just the size of the airport, and finding...

I doubt they will raise it until Star Wars Land opens or sometime next year. But for now its $10 a person per day, which can add up. That being said it is worth it.

When you enter park get a fast pass for Radiator springs and go get in line for radiator springs. Then get a Soarin or Incredicoaster fastpass. Should be pretty easy to do DCA in a day. Especially without Guardians.

Blue Bayou is probably the best option for the ambiance alone. It's a cool experience. Unless you know someone who can get you into Club 33 of course....Try and be in line for the park about 30 minutes before they open as you can get a lot of big rides done in a short amount of time before it...

Same happened to me. I don't like not having tickets before my trip but I tried multiple credit cards even from family and nothing worked. Had to just buy them when I got to Japan unfortunately. I went to the Disney Store in Shibuya (which is really nice btw) and they have a desk upstairs...

I worked at the park. Avoid new years eve at all costs. It is known as the busiest day in the park of the year. Lots of horror stories from cast members. New Years day probably won't be a lot better except early might be nice.

I uber to the park all the time. Its quite easy. Just tell them you want to be dropped off at the dop off area and they usually know what to do. Hassle free. (I hate mickey and friends tram)

Walk. Mickey and friends can take a long time sometimes and its expensive and not even that close. Plus at the end of the night taking the tram to Mickey and Friends is a nightmare compared to walking.

I really liked Phantom Manor, I hope they don't change too much...

You should be fine then. Being it is your first time I would probably buy 1 day park ticket for both days. Just concentrate on doing everything you want in each park each day instead of worrying about trying to get over to the other park for a fastpass or another ride (which I'm guilty of...

I guess it depends on what type of Disney goer you are if two days is enough time. Because two days is more than enough time for me to see everything I want. Obviously not every single thing but there are some things I don't care to see. But if you are the type of person that likes to casually...