Discount Tickets?? Anywhere?

[Kristamouse]

:shrug:We are alreday book for our trip in May but now realize we may have some extra time on our 1st night to hit up MGM to do Toy Story and Fantasmic. I am thinking it will be too much on our budget to buy tix for our family for one day 2xA 2xC and to add on wouldn't save us much because this is a quick 3 night trip with only 2 park days.
Is there anywhere to get discounted tickets???? I REALLY want to see MGM again....:shrug:

 

[DisneyJoe]

Adding on to existing tickets is always cheaper than purchasing separate daily tickets - although going from 2 days to 3 days isn't as great a savings as from 3 days to 4 days.

You can always check undercovertourist.com and mapleleaftickets.com but I don't believe they will save you too much on a 1 day ticket.

 

[Tom]

:shrug:We are alreday book for our trip in May but now realize we may have some extra time on our 1st night to hit up MGM to do Toy Story and Fantasmic. I am thinking it will be too much on our budget to buy tix for our family for one day 2xA 2xC and to add on wouldn't save us much because this is a quick 3 night trip with only 2 park days.
Is there anywhere to get discounted tickets???? I REALLY want to see MGM again....:shrug:

Discount Disney Theme Park tickets aren't quite as readily available as they used to be. Like Joe said, your best bet is to just add a day to your current tickets.

Be careful shopping for discount tickets. If it seems like a great deal - it's probably not! It could be a time share sham or a used ticket of some kind. Either way, it's not worth the risk or your time. Just be careful!

 

[brent2124]

The only time I have ever seen a legit discount icket was when I worked for Publix. They got some kind of corporate discount were you could get a 1 day ticket with a parking pass and a quick service meal voucher for a little less than a 1 day ticket. No park hopping or anything special but it was a great deal for someone going only one time or going to a waterpark.