Disneyland tickets

[RX8]

Looking at the ticket prices for July and every single Monday to Thursday for the month is the same price EXCEPT for July 22nd which is $20 more. That of course is the day I am looking to go. Any one know why that one day is $20 more than the others?

 

[Huskerpaul]

I have no idea. I do know that Disneyland ticket prices can act as a decent proxy for a crowd calendar. So this one day alone being $20 more might be a good day to go because many locals are likely to chose a $149 day that week instead.

 

[klpca]

Since they use dynamic pricing, maybe they have already sold a lot of tickets for that particular day and are trying to push visitors to different dates?

Or somehow they *know* that is the date that you want and are price gouging. It seems like it's always that way these days.

 

[RX8]

Or somehow they *know* that is the date that you want and are price gouging. It seems like it's always that way these days.

Hmmm, you might be on to something. Between cruises, parks and resorts they already know way too much about me.

 

[rickandcindy23]

I believe Disneyland is currently selling their Magic Key passes, and they are a bargain for those of us who go twice a year with our pass.

 

[pedro47]

RX8, they heard you were coming to the park. LOL.

 

[bizaro86]

Or somehow they *know* that is the date that you want and are price gouging. It seems like it's always that way these days.

That pricing is the same as what I see, and they would have no reason to expect I'm going that day (I'm not).

 

[pedro47]

July 22, is Happy Pi Approximation Day.

 

[pedro47]

Also, on July 22, earth will spin the faster making it the second shortest day in history.