Discounted tickets and promotions may save you some cash to spend on one of those adorable Mickey Mo

This isn't the first time the house of the mouse has disappointed its adoring fans. Remember the lackluster opening of Euro Disney? But this is the first time Disney is charging a higher guided european tours price for Magic Kingdom than it is for the other parks at Walt Disney World, Theme Park Insider says.
This could also help with other costs such as airfare and hotels, which are often priced higher during high-traffic times like school breaks. The times to avoid are around Christmas, Easter and all three-day guided european tours holiday weekends. Summertime is obviously busier as well.
Discounted tickets and promotions may save you some cash to spend on one of those adorable Mickey Mouse ear hats. MSN Money suggests exploring unofficial sites such as MouseSavers, All Ears and Theme Park Insider. "Pay attention to expiration dates and other details that could limit the usefulness of the discounted offers. You don't want to get to the gate and find your ticket has expired," MSN Money adds.
If your trip to Disneyland involves at least a week, a great way to see more and save more is through the CityPass. A $319 adult pass ($279 for a child) gets you a three-day Park Hopper ticket for Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, and one-day admission to both Universal Studios Hollywood and Sea World in San Diego.
If Disney World is your destination, Travel and Leisure says, "The least expensive Disney rooms have a four-person limit, so families of five or more must pay double to rent two. But a few miles away, the whole family can have the run of one of hundreds of dedicated vacation guided european tours McMansions complete with pools, grills, and big-screen TVs. Three-bedroom rentals cost as little as $165 a night through companies such as All-Star Vacation Homes and IPG Florida Vacation Homes."
Pack snacks, Band Aids, sunscreen guided european tours and anything else you'll potentially need. This will avoid the headache of trying to find an aspirin at the park and the migraine guided european tours you'll get when you see the inflated prices.
My Frugal Adventures suggests purchasing Disney-related paraphernalia in advance from the Disney Store or local discount stores. One of the common attractions for kids is getting photos guided european tours with and autographs from Mickey and friends. Come prepared with an adorable little book instead of purchasing an expensive one at the parks.
Another tip from My Frugal Adventures is to arm yourself with glow sticks, light-up spinners and the like from the dollar store. "The glow stuff is beautiful in the park and really hard to say no to, but just one balloon is $20," the blog adds.
Offerings such as Undercover Tourist will help you maximize your time in the parks. guided european tours The free app will let you know how long the wait is at the main entrance as well as how long you'll be in line to bobsled Matterhorn or shiver your timbers on Pirates of the Caribbean.