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Online Ticket Brokers
- Thread starter bauton
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Always, always, always read the fine print on ticket prices that seem to low. In many cases a timeshare pitch is involved. I have never used undercover tourist before but their prices seem in line with most legit discounted ticket prices.
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Rob562
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I've used both Maple leaf Tickets and TicketMania. They're valid ticket brokers, and their ticket prices are lower than what you'd get direct from Disney. Though i haven't used them, Undercover Tourist falls into the same category of "authorized ticket brokers/resellers".
My suggestion would be to shop around for the particular ticket you're looking for. One company will often be cheapest for some tickets, while a different one will be cheaper for others.
-Rob
My suggestion would be to shop around for the particular ticket you're looking for. One company will often be cheapest for some tickets, while a different one will be cheaper for others.
-Rob
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Be sure to factor in shipping costs and tax.
Be sure to compare against Disney's prices, with tax included, here http://www.allearsnet.com/pl/ticketchart.htm
For some tickets, the price difference is negligible (or even more!), once you take into account the Disney advance purchase price; i.e MYW 10-day w/ Park Hopping advance purchase price is $270.51 from Disney direct, $271 from Maple Leaf Tickets.
-Joe
Be sure to compare against Disney's prices, with tax included, here http://www.allearsnet.com/pl/ticketchart.htm
For some tickets, the price difference is negligible (or even more!), once you take into account the Disney advance purchase price; i.e MYW 10-day w/ Park Hopping advance purchase price is $270.51 from Disney direct, $271 from Maple Leaf Tickets.
-Joe
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I've read the fine print on the website, and they are not a time share company. They apparently buy tickets from Disney wholesale and then resell them to consumers. Their site claims they are sanctioned by Disney.
They currently have a 4 day park hopper with no expiration offer that is $40 cheaper than Disney's online price. Plus, they claim to give you two extra days on the pass, so you get a 6 day park hopper for the price listed above.
Just seems to good to be true.
I've read the fine print on the website, and they are not a time share company. They apparently buy tickets from Disney wholesale and then resell them to consumers. Their site claims they are sanctioned by Disney.
They currently have a 4 day park hopper with no expiration offer that is $40 cheaper than Disney's online price. Plus, they claim to give you two extra days on the pass, so you get a 6 day park hopper for the price listed above.
Just seems to good to be true.
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LuvMyMagic
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I used an online ticket place for my last trip in Dec. I only bought tickets to a dinner show though, but they were $30 less than if we had bought them at the door (a piece!!!) We saved $60. Too bad the show sucked, but at least we didn't pay full price. Anyhoo, they arrived quickly and were completely legit. We had the option to pick them up at the window, have them delivered to our room or have them sent to our home. The site is www.officialticketcenter.com. Check them out!!:wave:
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