Travelers can get free tickets to
Disneyland Resort parks on Tuesday (today) and Wednesday only, said Betsy Sanchez, a resort spokeswoman.
Disneyland Resort quietly began offering the passes to people who requested them in the past few days after their Europe-bound flights were canceled. Disney hotel visitors also received discounts on extra nights.
Visitors must provide documentation, such as canceled airline tickets, expired boarding passes and identification, to qualify for free tickets. Walt Disney World also is granting free tickets to stuck travelers in Florida.
Read the story about Walt Disney World’s offer.
As of midday Tuesday, two groups of tourists to California — or less than 20 people — had asked for help from the Disney, Sanchez said. The resort runs two parks —
Disneyland and
Disney’s California Adventure.
To get tickets, visitors can go to the booths in the esplanade by the Disney parks or call Disneyland Resort customer relations at 714-781-7290.
Knott’s Berry Farm is offering discounted tickets to stranded tourists with valid documentation, said Meghan Gardner, a Knott’s spokeswoman. The tickets are $31.99 for ages 12 and older and 19.99 for children ages 3 to 11.
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