Disney Tickets from an outside source???

[Flipflops245]

Hello, I was wondering if any one has used Ticketmomma.com & if they could tell me if it is a legit place to buy Disney tickets? Thank you.

 

[Master Yoda]

I have never heard of them before. As long as they are an official re-seller they will be ok, but I see nothing on the site indicating that they are. The 2 re-sellers I have heard of that I know are legit are Maple Leaf Tickets and Undercover Tourist.

Just FYI...you are not going to be able to save much on tickets by going through a re-seller. In most cases you will not save a dime until you get at least a 3-4 day ticket or greater. You will also want to make sure that the final price including shipping is actually a savings. If the deal sounds too good to be true (ie 4 day Disney ticket for $50!!!!) it is. Many places will try to sell you partially used tickets or attach a time share presentation onto them.

 

[ScoutN]

I have never heard of them before. As long as they are an official re-seller they will be ok, but I see nothing on the site indicating that they are. The 2 re-sellers I have heard of that I know are legit are Maple Leaf Tickets and Undercover Tourist.

Just FYI...you are not going to be able to save much on tickets by going through a re-seller. In most cases you will not save a dime until you get at least a 3-4 day ticket or greater. You will also want to make sure that the final price including shipping is actually a savings. If the deal sounds too good to be true (ie 4 day Disney ticket for $50!!!!) it is. Many places will try to sell you partially used tickets or attach a time share presentation onto them.

Reminds me of these guys. I use them for NASCAR races and some concerts. Never for a theme park. Too much risk.

http://www.stubhub.com/mickeys-very...as-party-lake-buena-vista-12-21-2012-4130109/

 

[Flipflops245]

I have never heard of them before. As long as they are an official re-seller they will be ok, but I see nothing on the site indicating that they are. The 2 re-sellers I have heard of that I know are legit are Maple Leaf Tickets and Undercover Tourist.

Just FYI...you are not going to be able to save much on tickets by going through a re-seller. In most cases you will not save a dime until you get at least a 3-4 day ticket or greater. You will also want to make sure that the final price including shipping is actually a savings. If the deal sounds too good to be true (ie 4 day Disney ticket for $50!!!!) it is. Many places will try to sell you partially used tickets or attach a time share presentation onto them.

Thank you for your feed back. I was looking into them for MVMCP for the 9th and they claim to have tickets available, I did see that they were BBB accredited Business since 07/14/2004. When I pretended to purchase the ticket it doesn't allow you to pick a select date which I find is odd.

 

[Master Yoda]

Thank you for your feed back. I was looking into them for MVMCP for the 9th and they claim to have tickets available, I did see that they were BBB accredited Business since 07/14/2004. When I pretended to purchase the ticket it doesn't allow you to pick a select date which I find is odd.

I could be wrong, but I do not know of anyone selling legit MVMCP tickets. Even if they do the savings can not be much. I would just buy them from Disney and avoid any problems.

 

[MattC]

I generally do not trust the third party resellers. I know some are probably 100% fine, but the potential savings are so low I don't take the risk.

 

[Flipflops245]

They are selling them for 57.95. I don't care about the discount, That Date that I want is sold out on Disney's website. Thats what I get for waiting till the last minute.