where can I get the best deal on 1 day 1 park passes for Disney World will pay cash or trade for redlines

I am planning a trip with the family in April and I plan on stopping by Disney World for a day and I need 2 adult and 2 children passes. I am wiling to pay cash or trade redlines for the tickets and I also have other vintage toys.

I am not cheap but I find it is really expensive to buy 1 day tickets but the Star Wars stuff was shutdown last May when we went to disney world and I promised my kids we would come back this spring to check it out.

Any help would be appreciated.

P.S. Also looking for help in finding good accommodations in or close to the Orlando area.

Thanks in advance

Ron

There might be local promo's, maybe someone in that area can chime in? Sometimes Coke or Pepsi will have discount admissions on their cans. Maybe you can google promo's in that area?

We went there many years ago and stayed in Kissimmee, it was cheaper there. Check the internet, should be good deals out in cyberspace somewhere. Me personally, I think the price of admission is well worth what you get for your money, although I prefer Disneyland in Anaheim over Orlando.
We also went to Cocoa Beach on our vacation in Florida and Jeannie was nowhere to be found, a complete disappointment!!!

Oh hey, I got my cars a couple days ago, thanks! Meant to let you know!

Try Googleing it. I will ask the wife tomorrow. She loves Disney, and if there are discount tickets somewhere, her or her brother would know.

I bought my tickets from here when I went. You can order and pick them up when you get to Orlando.

[URL]http://www.undercovertourist.com/orlando/attractions/tickets.html[/URL]

Also here is a good site for savings tips.

[URL]http://www.mousesavers.com/[/URL]


Also you can stay anywhere is orlando or Kissimmee for a fair price. You can also get great deals on timeshare condos

If you mean Star Tours, that's in Disney Studios. They redid the movie part of the ride last year (I think). If you're going for one day, it's going to cost you. Will you want to go to a different park in the morning, afternoon, evening, then you need a park hopper ticket, and that will cost a few more $s. If you go to WDW regularly maybe you should consider buying more days, but with the non-expiring ticket option, it might be worth it if you like to have short visits. It may not be cost effective, just throwing that out there.

Maybe your kids would like Universal, might be less per day for a one day ticket than Disney.

I like Mike's links and would add wdwinfo.com and disboards.com as general WDW background.


Have fun!


Mark