My wife had a couple of ideas.  
Can you talk them into a 2 + 2…….take a day off in the middle and get a four day pass?  The passes don't usually need to be used on consecutive days.  Take the toll-road to the beach (about an hour drive) on the break day, and see Canaveral and the sharks.
AAA?  Usually about a 10 percent discount.
See how much a non-resident annual pass is……you will be blacked out during the major holidays, but you really don't want to go during a major holiday anyway.
We are FL residents and can get resident discounts, but it is never really cheap.
Good luck, Ant in NE FL

      From: kenneth wilford (Van-Again) <kenwilfy@COMCAST.NET>
 To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM 
 Sent: Tuesday, September 1, 2015 4:13 PM
 Subject: Advice on Disney Tickets
   
I know this isn't Vanagon related but I thought I would ask the List for
wisdom on this one.  I am taking my family of 6 to Disney in a few weeks.
We need 5 day passes for 6 people which works out to almost $2000!  I was
wondering if anyone knew of tickets that someone had bought and then didn't
use, etc. that were cheaper.  I have done some research and the only
discount you can get is very small from undercovertourist.com  This may be
wishful thinking but I thought I would ask wisdom from your folks.  I
really don't want to go to Disney, I wish I could talk the kids into
spending a week wandering the coast of Florida from beach to beach, but
this is what they want to do so I have to roll with it.  Any advice you can
give would be appreciated.

I will be taking a one week break from working on Vanagons (Vanagon
content).

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Thanks,
Ken Wilford
John 3:16
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