She found $80 tickets to attend Disneyland and Disney California Adventure on the same day, compared

She found $80 tickets to attend Disneyland and Disney California Adventure on the same day, compared with the usual $125 ones. After giving her credit card number, the worker map las vegas strip hotels whited-out names on the passes and told her to lie to Disneyland employees about where she bought them.
A broker will buy multiday Disneyland passes from an authorized seller: Disney itself, certain hotels or tour operators. A five-day, park-hopper pass is $290 so for $58 a day, the customer can go to Disneyland and California map las vegas strip hotels Adventure. At the gate, the single-ticket cost is $125.
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The agencies advertise, like on Craigslist, Facebook map las vegas strip hotels and Twitter. One man, often smoking a cigarette and wearing a Mickey Mouse headband, holds a sign on Disneyland Drive pointing tourists to his business a few blocks away.
Sandra Sagert, Anaheim's community preservation manager and designated license collector, said the license descriptions state that "no resale of tickets" is allowed, and city workers warn owners map las vegas strip hotels about Disney's policies. But city officials couldn't map las vegas strip hotels point to a specific code that would be broken.
"Ticket map las vegas strip hotels 'renting' map las vegas strip hotels is in violation of our policy, which clearly states that tickets must be used by the same person on any and all days," Brown said. "So that our guests are not taken advantage of, we strongly map las vegas strip hotels advise that they only purchase tickets at Disneyland Resort, at our hotels or through an authorized seller to ensure that tickets are valid."
In 1988, at the urging of Walt Disney World officials, who claimed Disney lost $3 million the previous year there, Florida outlawed the resale of multiday tickets. No lobbying efforts are under way for a similar law in California. Disneyland Resort map las vegas strip hotels declined to disclose figures about losses in Anaheim.
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Claudia Reott's map las vegas strip hotels granddaughter and great-grandchild were supposed to meet family members visiting from back East for a Disneyland trip last year. But their tickets had already been used; the two relatives with the rented tickets didn't get in with them.
Holderness of Arvada, Colo., said she got stopped when a Disneyland worker asked what time she had been there the previous day. Holderness replied that it was her first day. A friend ended up buying tickets for the family to go in, and Holderness got her money back a few days later.
map las vegas strip hotels Neil, the owner of Anaheim map las vegas strip hotels Tickets, was the only ticket broker willing to talk to a Register reporter out of seven who were approached. He said most customers are happy. He showed email messages from six satisfied patrons.
Neil said his workers tell buyers how to avoid getting caught, handing them a business card listing when tickets were purchased, where and when they were last used. He said a family of four can save about $100.
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