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What I see is 6200 Yen? When I click on the English, i could not find the promotion page. anyone knows when this offer will end as I will be going during Feb 2013.
 

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What I see is 6200 Yen? When I click on the English, i could not find the promotion page. anyone knows when this offer will end as I will be going during Feb 2013.

I don't think it is a limited offer, price is basically the same as buying from Disneyland itself, just that you can buy from the machine at Family Mart.
 

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I don't think it is a limited offer, price is basically the same as buying from Disneyland itself, just that you can buy from the machine at Family Mart.

But it seems that the price is cheaper than buying in Singapore or is it more expensive?
 

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meaning i cannot buy when I am at Japan?

har? can. why not. i am based in Japan so I say "here" and mean Japan (thats why i put brackets) mah. You can buy at the ticketing booth in disneyland/sea, and various other places like family mart etc... 2 months in advance = earliest is 2months before the day you visit.
 

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har? can. why not. i am based in Japan so I say "here" and mean Japan (thats why i put brackets) mah. You can buy at the ticketing booth in disneyland/sea, and various other places like family mart etc... 2 months in advance = earliest is 2months before the day you visit.

Thanks for your explaination. Guess buying in Japan is cheaper than Singapore I suppose. Wonder why so many people say that buying in Singapore is cheaper :s11::s11::s11:
 

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har? can. why not. i am based in Japan so I say "here" and mean Japan (thats why i put brackets) mah. You can buy at the ticketing booth in disneyland/sea, and various other places like family mart etc... 2 months in advance = earliest is 2months before the day you visit.

Can I buy the tix and use them ANY DAY within the 2 months period (i.e. open dated) or do I have to specify dedicated dates when buying?

I'm thinking of spending 1 day each at disneyland and disneysea on 5th & 6th Jan 2013. I think it's during the new year holiday break period and I'm not sure if it will be super crowded but I'm thinking it would be OK(?) as the parks are opened later till 10pm on weekends. Any advice if visiting on 5th & 6th is wise?

Thanks!
 

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Can I buy the tix and use them ANY DAY within the 2 months period (i.e. open dated) or do I have to specify dedicated dates when buying?

I'm thinking of spending 1 day each at disneyland and disneysea on 5th & 6th Jan 2013. I think it's during the new year holiday break period and I'm not sure if it will be super crowded but I'm thinking it would be OK(?) as the parks are opened later till 10pm on weekends. Any advice if visiting on 5th & 6th is wise?

Thanks!

that weekend is the end of the sch holiday so hmmmmmm... the week after is long weekend. another thing to consider is that Jan is the coldest time of the year so maybe less people... but coldness applies to you too haha.
 

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that weekend is the end of the sch holiday so hmmmmmm... the week after is long weekend. another thing to consider is that Jan is the coldest time of the year so maybe less people... but coldness applies to you too haha.

Thanks bro for your prompt & helpful advice!

hmmm...sounds like worth a try to visit the theme parks during this period as most students who are going should (naturally) have done so by end of the sch break :D

Was in Osaka in Mar 2 yrs back. Temp went down to around 3 degrees on certain days. It was cold but still bearable. Online weather trends say Jan temp in Tokyo ranges between -2 to 10. I wonder if this is similar or maybe just a little slight colder than my experience in Osaka :s11:

I'll be there 3 - 10 Jan. Is it likely to snow during this period?
 

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Maybe can try your luck at one of those 3rd party ticket booths selling cheap tickets for everything.
 

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just checked today.

JTB 2 day passport $165
NTA 2 day passport $154

Buy from Japan based on exchange rates of 14 now $149 =.=

like no reason to buy from SG liao nowadays
 

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buying disneyland tix in sg is cheaper or jp ?
where can i get the disneyland tix in sg ?
 

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buying disneyland tix in sg is cheaper or jp ?
where can i get the disneyland tix in sg ?

I bought my tickets online from the disneysea website. you purchase the tickets online then print it out in colour. it's like e-tickets.
 

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You can try checking with JTB or NTA office. I got it thru JTB last year. There was a promotion I think.
 
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