My California holiday

[coastered]

I'm going to california for my holidays next september.

I'm doing a tour through california and nevada. But i'm only staying in the LA area for 3 days.

My question is, that I want to visit 4 themeparks in those 3 days.

But I don't want to pay for a full day ticket when i'm only visiting the park for half a day.

I want to visit SFMM, Disneyland, Disney California Adventure and maybe Knotts Berry Farm. So I want to know do they sell tickets for half a day?

[What Now]

I don't know of ANY park that sells half day tickets. You might, however, get SFMM or Knott's tickets for half price. Check the parks' respective websites for discounts.

[BarryH]

Knott's has an after 4 pm ticket option for $22.50:

 

http://www.knotts.com/park/guest/ticket.shtml

 

SFMM doesn't have a half day ticket option, but they have a current offer of $29.99 admission through March 2006. That probably won't help you if you're going in September.

[cfc]

Hmm--seems to me that it would awfully hard to police half-day tickets sold in advance. I suppose they could attach an ankle bracelet with a tracking device to your leg and find you when the half-day is up.

 

All kidding aside, Water Country USA in Williamsburg does discount their tickets after 3:00 (BGW used to, as well, but I'm not sure if this is still their policy).

[BarryH]

Half day tickets generally go from a certain time to close, like 4 pm to close or 5 pm to close.

[UberBeavis]

When in September? You might not be able to visit SFMM during the week.

[DATman]

Hmm--seems to me that it would awfully hard to police half-day tickets sold in advance. I suppose they could attach an ankle bracelet with a tracking device to your leg and find you when the half-day is up.

 

All kidding aside, Water Country USA in Williamsburg does discount their tickets after 3:00 (BGW used to, as well, but I'm not sure if this is still their policy).

 

 

Because Water County USA is SO in California, and open in sept.

[cfc]

^Just usin' it as an example, dude. Other parks elsewhere may have similar policies.

[cfc]

And now the site's double posting again.

[dougr]

I'm going to california for my holidays next september.

I'm doing a tour through california and nevada. But i'm only staying in the LA area for 3 days.

My question is, that I want to visit 4 themeparks in those 3 days.

But I don't want to pay for a full day ticket when i'm only visiting the park for half a day.

I want to visit SFMM, Disneyland, Disney California Adventure and maybe Knotts Berry Farm. So I want to know do they sell tickets for half a day?

 

This may not be quite what you're looking for, but you can buy a CityPass for Southern California. The new one has a Disney 3 day flexpass, Universal 1 day, San Diego Zoo OR WAP 1 day, and Seaworld 1 day-all for $199. I think Costco may sell them for $169.

This may be an option if you find more days-I know the old pass which they don't sell past March 31 this year had Knott's instead of USH.

[cfc]

When I was in California over Christmas, I noticed that they sell DLR, two-day park-hopper cards at Safeway. Don't know what the restrictions are, though.

[socalMAN123]

I don't know of any park in Socal that lets you buy half-day tickets besides the KBF After 4 PM offer. If you're going to DLR, drop me a PM and maybe we could meet up!

---Brent

[coastered]

Thanks for the info you all gave till now, Especially the info for KBF.

I can't tell you guys right now what day I will visit what themepark.

But I only know that I will be going to a themepark on Saterday 2 September and Sunday / Monday 17 & 18 September.