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MouseSavers.com - Disneyland Vacation Package Discount Great deals on all things Disney! Find out how to save on: Walt Disney World Disneyland Disneyland Resort Hotels Disneyland Resort Vacation Packages Preferred Hotels Near Disneyland Other Nearby Hotels Tickets & Passes Meals, Snacks & Drinks Other Disneyland Savings Disney Cruise Line Transportation for Your Disney Vacation Other Disney Travel Savings Discount Disney Shopping Mall Live Disney Shows Disney Freebies Disneyland Resort Paris Disney Parks in Asia Disney's Vero Beach/Hilton Head Non-Disney Theme Parks & Attractions More information: About MouseSavers Frequently Asked Questions Trip Reports and Articles Links Testimonials Privacy Policy & Legal Stuff Contact Mary Discounts on Disneyland Vacation Packages LAST UPDATE: 11/30/05 - MOST RECENT ADDITIONS ARE IN RED Many times Disneyland vacation packages are actually a good value for the money -- particularly the specially-priced seasonal package offers. On this page you'll find details on the standard Disneyland packages, as well as current discounted packages. Most of the packages listed below can be booked online at Disneyland.com . However, I find the online reservations system to be confusing and clunky. Also, you really have to dig around online to find out the restrictions and cancellation fees, etc. If you're going to spend the money to buy a vacation package, I strongly recommend using a travel agent who specializes in Disney travel . It costs you nothing, and you can sit back, relax, and have all the vacation planning and hassle taken care of by someone else. Standard 2006 Disneyland Packages Standard 2005 Disneyland Packages January-April 2006 Package Specials United Airlines Kids Fly Free Promo Fall 2005 - "One Night FREE" Package Special Packages for Disneyland Annual Passholders Last Minute Expedia Packages Standard 2006 Disneyland Packages Standard 2006 Resort Magic packages include these benefits: Stay at Disney's Paradise Pier, Disneyland Hotel, or Grand Californian Park Hopper tickets Mickey's Toontown Morning Madness* - A special experience which allows guests to enjoy and interact with Disney Characters in Mickey's Toontown one hour before it opens to the public. One Early Entry* to a select land in Disneyland - Guests enjoy select attractions one hour before public opening. Preferred Seating at selected attractions in Disney’s California Adventure: Muppet Vision 3D, It’s Tough to Be a Bug!, Disney’s Aladdin – A Musical Spectacular! and Golden Dreams 50th Anniversary Guidemap – an exact reproduction of the map from the opening day of Disneyland on July 17, 1955 (one per package) Exclusive! Walt Disney Travel Company collectible pin and lanyard (one per person) Exclusive! Walt Disney Travel Company Luggage Tags (one per person) Exclusive! Walt Disney Travel Company California Fun Book (one per package) *Mickey's Toontown Morning Madness and One Early Entry are based on availability, do not operate daily, and are subject to change without notice. All attractions and entertainment, prices, types and features of tickets, special offers and events, and age ranges may be seasonal and are subject to change without notice. To book a 2006 package, please contact a Disney Specialist travel agent . Standard 2005 Disneyland Packages Standard 2005 Resort Magic packages include these benefits: Stay at Disney's Paradise Pier, Disneyland Hotel, or Grand Californian Disneyland Resort Hotel self-parking and Fitness Center access Park Hopper tickets NEW! Mickey's Toontown Morning Madness* - A special experience which allows guests to enjoy and interact with Disney Characters in Mickey's Toontown one hour before it opens to the public. NEW! One Early Entry* to a select land in Disneyland - Guests enjoy select attractions one hour before public opening. Preferred Seating at select shows in Disney's California Adventure Exclusive! Walt Disney Travel Company collectible pin and lanyard (one per person) Exclusive! Walt Disney Travel Company California Diamond Fun Book (one per package) *Mickey's Toontown Morning Madness and One Early Entry are based on availability, do not operate daily, and are subject to change without notice. All attractions and entertainment, prices, types and features of tickets, special offers and events, and age ranges may be seasonal and are subject to change without notice. Please note that all 2005 Disneyland packages are subject to a $100 cancellation fee! That's right, even if you book one day and cancel the next, they will charge you $100. This is imposed by Disney. Thanks to Small World Vacations for info. To book a 2005 package, please contact a Disney Specialist travel agent . January-April 2006 Package Specials Purchase a Disneyland Resort vacation package for arrivals January-April, 2006 and choose from one of three special offers: Everyone Plays at the Kids Price * - Get any three-day or longer adult Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Bonus Ticket at the kids price. Valid for arrivals 1/3/06-4/25/06. OR Kids Play FREE * - With every adult Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Bonus Ticket of three days or longer, receive a FREE child’s (ages 3-9) Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Bonus Ticket good for the same number of days. Valid for arrivals 1/3/06-4/25/06. OR Receive a $150 Disneyland Resort Gift Card ** - Guests who stay 4 nights or longer at one of the hotels of the Disneyland Resort will receive a $150 Disneyland Resort Gift Card. The Disneyland Resort Gift Card is a convenient way to purchase merchandise, food and more at Disneyland Resort theme parks and the hotels of the Disneyland Resort. Valid for arrivals 1/4/06 – 4/22/06. *Travel must be booked by 4/23/06 and completed by 4/27/06. Book a minimum 2-night Disneyland Resort vacation package with an Adult (ages 10+) Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Bonus Ticket of 3 days or longer and receive one free child (ages 3-9) Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Bonus Ticket. Or, receive an Adult Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Bonus Ticket of 3 days or longer at the same price as a Child's Disneyland Resort Park Hopper Bonus ticket of 3 days or longer. Only one free child ticket per qualifying adult ticket purchased at regular price. The Child Park Hopper Bonus Ticket will allow the same number of days of theme park admissions and will be subject to the same restrictions as the corresponding Adult Park Hopper Bonus Ticket. First day of use must occur on or before 4/27/06. These tickets expire 13 days after the first day of use or May 9, 2006, whichever occurs first, and each day of use constitutes one full day of use. Tickets may not be sold or transferred for commercial use. Restrictions apply. All offers, events, tickets, age ranges, services, attractions and entertainment may be seasonal and are subject to change without notice. **Travel must be booked by 4/21/06 and completed by 4/27/06. Offer applied one time per reservation. Not combinable with other hotel offers or discounts. Disneyland Resort Gift Card may not be applied toward package or hotel price. Subject to availability, advance reservations required. To book a special January-April 2006 package, please contact a Disney Specialist travel agent . United Airlines Kids Fly Free Promo United Airlines is offering a "Kids Fly Free" promotion for travel between 1/3/06 and 4/27/06. With this promo, one child (age 2-11) flies "free" per one a paid adult airfare , when you buy a Disneyland vacation package. Sounds great, right? Unfortunately, however, this package isn't a great deal in many cases , because it requires you to choose certain fare classes for the adult ticket(s), which are usually MUCH more expensive than the cheapest discounted advance-purchase ticket(s). Often it would be cheaper to book a discounted adult and child fare instead. However, I'm listing this offer because it occasionally works out to be a good deal in certain circumstances. The "Kids Fly Free" promo can be combined with the "Everyone Plays at the Kids Price" or "Kids Play FREE" offer above . Applies to packages purchased from selected cities only and must be booked by 4/7/06. You must arrive at Disneyland by 4/25/06 and travel must be completed by 4/27/06. Blackout dates apply and packages are subject to availability. You can book a "Kids Fly Free" package online at Disneyland.com . Fall 2005 - "One Night FREE" Package Special Guests who purchase a 4-night or longer Disneyland Resort Magic vacation package for arrivals most dates 8/28/05 through 12/19/05* get one night FREE! *Blackout dates apply, including Thanksgiving week. Book a minimum four-night Disneyland Resort Magic vacation package with tickets included and get one night FREE (pay for three or more nights, get one free). Offer subject to availability, advance reservations required, restrictions apply. All attractions and entertainment, prices, types and features of tickets, special offers and events, and age ranges may be seasonal and are subject to change without notice. Thanks to Small World Vacations for info. To book a "One Night FREE" package, please contact a Disney Specialist travel agent . Packages for Disneyland Annual Passholders Now Disneyland Annual Passholders can purchase Disneyland Resort packages without purchasing tickets. Packages may also include meals, tours, accommodations and other exclusive items that make your visit to the Disneyland Resort truly magical. 2005 packages include: Accommodations at one of the hotels of the Disneyland Resort Preferred Seating to select shows at Disney's California Adventure New! Mickey's Toontown Morning Madness! Guests can enter Toontown an hour before the general public. Special 2005 Walt Disney Travel Company collectible pin and lanyard (one per person) Special Walt Disney Travel Company Luggage Tag Special Walt Disney Travel Company California Fun Book (one per package) Call (800) 824-1146 or (714) 520-5060 to book these packages. Last Minute Packages to Disneyland through Expedia Some of the last-minute Expedia packages are a good value, especially if you need airfare. Sometimes it costs less to buy one of these packages than it would to buy the airfare alone. Definitely worth a look if you're interested in a low-cost getaway to Disneyland. Back to the home page Back to top Content of MouseSavers.com is © Mary Waring & MouseSavers 2001-2005. No part of this website may be reproduced in whole or in part without permission.

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UWSA - FPPP 36 - Travel Regulations - Part III. III. AIR TRAVEL Preaudit steps for this section A. Commercial When an airline ticket is required for official UW business travel, the employee must use a contracted travel agency to book airline reservations. (Please see Travel Agencies in this section below for more information.) Reimbursement for commercial air travel shall be limited to the lowest logical fare available. The "lowest logical fare" is defined as the least costly fare that: uses a regularly scheduled commercial carrier; prohibits preference for any airline, type of aircraft and connecting airports; may require one plane transfer both departing and returning; departs from the airport nearest to the employee's headquarters location or, at the discretion of the employee, from an airport offering a fare which is more cost effective for the UW, including parking, mileage or additional overnight stays; allows for up to a four-hour leeway in scheduling which may necessitate that the employee arrive up to two hours prior to the start of his/her UW business and may require up to a two-hour wait after the planned business ending time to take advantage of lower air fares. Note: In accordance with the International Air Transportation Fair Competitive Practices Act of 1974, commercial air travel on certain grants must comply with the requirement that U.S. flag air carriers be used to the maximum extent possible when travel is between the U.S. and a foreign country or between foreign countries. The additional cost for premium class (first class or business class) travel is not reimbursable. If a situation should arise where premium class travel is the only alternative available, such travel must be cleared with the Institution Controller through the UW System Travel Office prior to booking the flight. Penalty fares are often cheaper, and their purchase is encouraged because most trips are not cancelled or changed, particularly those involving conferences. Penalties or additional costs assessed for cancellations or changes may be paid from UW-administered funds when a reasonable explanation for the change is documented in the payment voucher. It is the responsibility of the traveler to facilitate refund or credit from the travel agency or airline for any unused tickets. Employees may be held personally responsible for the cost of non-used tickets. Unusual circumstances should be justified in writing. Note: The State of Wisconsin's contract travel agencies have the capability to track unused tickets to prevent non-usage. When a more favorable price can be obtained for airfare by adding additional days to the trip, e.g., staying over a Saturday or flying on a particular day, reasonable expenses for lodging and meals for the minimum necessary additional days may be claimed if the total cost of the reduced fare, plus the additional days' expenses, are less than the lowest available airfare would have been without the additional days of travel. Reimbursement may only be granted under this provision for weekend days and holidays. The weekend for this purpose is considered to run from 4:30 p.m. on Friday to 7:01 p.m. on Sunday. Documentation of the air cost savings must be provided on the Travel Expense Report (TER). Effective October 17, 2005, a State/UW-issued purchasing card must be used for payment of official business-related airline tickets and travel agency service fees. If they so choose, employees have the option of utilizing the state-provided personal liability U.S. Bank travel card for payment. Because of significant administrative costs associated with use of the purchasing card, institutions may strongly encourage their employees to use the U.S. Bank travel card for payment of travel. As a result of electronic ticketing, the form of airline ticket may vary. When seeking reimbursement for the cost of airfare, an employee must provide the highest form of receipt issued by the airline/travel agency. In those instances where an airline ticket is reissued, previously issued documents should be attached for a complete audit trail. Claims for reimbursement of airfare must represent the net amount paid by the traveler after any applicable exchanges, discounts, change fees, etc. When airfare is paid direct by the UW and changes to the ticket are made which result in a refund, the refund must be credited or made payable to the UW. Documentation to support either claimed or direct billed airfare must include: traveler's name, destination, departure/return dates, amount of fare, routing, class of travel and purpose of trip. Regardless of the payment mechanism, airfare charges are a travel expenditure requiring proper approval by either the employee's supervisor, an approving authority (see definition, section II) or the department head. Benefits from any airline promotion, such as free tickets for frequent fliers, merchandise, etc., that accrue as a result of UW-paid travel belong to the UW and must be used for UW-related business. Benefits as a result of voluntary bumping may be retained by the employee provided the alternative travel resulting from the bumping does not involve any loss of work time or additional travel cost to the UW. An employee may not be compensated for business use of frequent flyer vouchers, vouchers for bumping, discount coupons or other instruments of value. Such discount instruments, if earned as a result of personally paid travel, should be used for subsequent personal travel. CONTRACT TRAVEL AGENCIES: The State has contracted with Adelman and Orbitz For Businesss for official, out-of-state business-related needs when airline arrangements are required. Contract details with Adelman and Orbitz are still being worked out. Until further notice, travelers should continue making airline reservations for business travel as they have done in the past. The State has also contracted with STA for student study abroad travel and Worldtek for athletic travel. B. Charter and Personal Airplane Travel Institution department heads may authorize employees to charter or rent an airplane or authorize them to use their personal airplane when such airplane use is the most efficient and economical. The State of Wisconsin has contracted with Wisconsin Air Service for charter air service. All UW institutions are required to utilize their service for charter air travel when it suits their needs. Their telephone number is (608) 246-4328. If they are unable to provide the needed service, an alternative service may be sought. Pilots who are flying aircraft on University business create a liability exposure for the University; therefore, the University requires preapproval in accordance with specific standards. For information on requirements which must be met, refer to Part 8B of the UW System Risk Management Manual or call your campus Risk Management Office or UW System Risk Management at 608/263-4381. Reimbursement rates for personal airplane business mileage shall be 38.5 per mile. The TER must include the names of the passengers transported. Reimbursement for costs directly associated with chartering, renting or use of a personal airplane shall not exceed the lowest logical commercial fare. The cost comparison should be attached to the TER. C. General Airfare discounts are generally available for groups of 8 or more persons traveling from the same origin to the same destination on the same plane (group fares) and for multiple individuals traveling from different origins to a common destination (meeting fares). Contact the contract travel agencies for details and assistance in setting up such travel. Unless it cannot be avoided, it is recommended that not more than five employees from the same business unit travel in the same aircraft. Travel Regulations Table of Contents | Financial and Administrative Policy Index | Financial Administration This information is provided as a service of The University of Wisconsin System Administration Office of Financial Administration. To suggest possible additions or improvements, please contact Financial Administration (608) 262-1313 Last Edited: 09/16/2005