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These are now being sold via online and are between 7-10 dollars cheaper than the traditional Magic Passports. Does anyone know what this about? A promotion? More restrictive than the traditional tickets already are?
We were sent over there with the message that only we would defend Disney quality.. We learnt quickly that the Japanese culture speaks to a level of quality that is hard to comprehend. They were all unbelievably skilled and willing to do the right thing.Bringing the Love since January 10, 2011
Craig Russell -Walt Disney Imagineering
It's a discount passport just for seniors. No other special features, just the cheaper price. I guess the concept is that these folks can truly appreciate 30 years of TDR happiness.
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Thank you for clarifying, I am glad I did not add this to my reservation. I am only 31 LOL!
We were sent over there with the message that only we would defend Disney quality.. We learnt quickly that the Japanese culture speaks to a level of quality that is hard to comprehend. They were all unbelievably skilled and willing to do the right thing.
Craig Russell -Walt Disney Imagineering
Crap, where does it say this? They appear under "Adults: ages 18 and over", with no other restrictions listed! I assumed they were like the cheaper "Celebration" tickets that Paris sold last year. What should I do if I booked these? Can I get them changed to the regular tickets or do I have to re-book?Originally Posted by DuffyDaisuki
EDIT: Never mind, I solved the problem.
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