Discount Park Tickets

[marcriss]

Hi! We're going to to Disney 12/6-12/16. Usually we buy APs because of the room discount. This year we got a postcard that is not tied into the annuals, so it's cheaper to buy 10-day MYW tickets.

I saw in another thread a mention about Undercover Tourist selling discount tickets. Has anyone used them? Are they really the same tickets you would buy at the parks? Are there other reputable dealers?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

[disneymom.balt]

Undercover tourist park tickets

I purchased tickets for a trip in July 2008. I ordered online about 3 weeks before my trip. Had delivered by Fedex, came within time expected in very professional format. I am going to order tickets for another trip from the site. Worked very well. I had tickets shipped to my work. They called contact # to confirm address was correct and not fraud!:xmas:

 

[atterris]

I was looking at the undercover website the other day and noticed that they had 14-21 day ultimate passes for the UK tourist. Why are these discount ticket packages not available to Canadians/Americans?

 

[Rob562]

The 14 & 21-day tickets are geared toward the UK and European vacationers because they typically spend more time on a single vacation than Americans do. The comparatively-cheap longer-length ticket also encourages them to come to Disney to spend their discretionary money. I presume Disney's studies have determined that US and Canadian visitors don't need that type of incentive.

As for the original ticket reseller question, in addition to Undercover Tourist, there's also Maple Leaf Tickets and TicketMania. I'd suggest shopping around on all three because ticket prices for any given ticket can vary. One site might have 10-day tickets cheaper than the other sites, while 7-day tickets might be cheaper on a different site. Also make sure to factor in shipping. Some sites include it in their prices, others charge extra.

-Rob

 

[raven]

I saw in another thread a mention about Undercover Tourist selling discount tickets. Has anyone used them? Are they really the same tickets you would buy at the parks? Are there other reputable dealers?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I've used Undercover Tourist in the past and have been very happy.

 

[bigorangeandy]

I've used Maple Leaf and TicketMania, and had no problems. I always have used my credit card (not debit card) so that if I was to have any problems, I would preserve my charge back rights. I have gone with the lowest price that includes shipping. Have fun I'm sure you'll find some use for the money you save!

 

[marcriss]

Thanks for the responses! I'm always afraid that I'm going to be scammed because it sounds too good to be true. Thanks for sharing your experiences, I'll be sure to shop around!

 

[jmcdougall]

Hi! We're going to to Disney 12/6-12/16. Usually we buy APs because of the room discount. This year we got a postcard that is not tied into the annuals, so it's cheaper to buy 10-day MYW tickets.

I saw in another thread a mention about Undercover Tourist selling discount tickets. Has anyone used them? Are they really the same tickets you would buy at the parks? Are there other reputable dealers?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

My family has bought tickets from Undercover Tourist for the last 3 years. We have never had a problem and they arrived very quick. Janine