Question on Tickets at Work

[gonetowdw]

I am sorry if this has been asked before, I seem to think that it has. I searched but cannot find anything. Right now, Tickets at Work has a deal where you buy 3 days and get 2 free or buy 4 and get 3 days free. I need tickets for 6 days. I am pretty sure that I can add a day to the 5 day tickets but what I am not sure about is would it be the nominal cost of 5 days to 6 days? Thanks in advance for any advice!

 

[sxeensweet]

I would compare the price with buying from Disney directly. Technically you are not getting those days free b/c the more days you buy with Disney directly the price per day drops significantly. Look at the prices for 6 days on disneys website and then on TAW. I can use TAW also and found the prices almost identical for the total eventhough it says your getting "free"days. Also yes you can add a day to your tickets when you want to while there. For example a 6 day adult base ticket is $334.61 and if you add park hopper it is $394.61. 7 day adult base is $345.06 and both of these prices already include tax. You have to make sure you get to the end in your cart on TAW once taxes and fees are added as well to compare to the above prices.

 

[Wngo905]

Yes I got my tickets through TAW and used my 4 get 3 (7day) to upgrade to APs.
The key for you if you buy the 3 get 2 (5 day) is if you want to add a day MAKE SURE you use the ticket FIRST (meaning check in to the park, then add the day at Guest Services). Otherwise they will most likely know that you bought the ticket at a discount and charge you full price to upgrade to 6 days. As for me, I used my ticket first at AK (since we were staying at AKL and AK was empty that day) then went immediately to AK Guest Services and upgraded to AP (using discounted gift cards through Sam's Club and purchased TiW, then went and had lunch for 20% off

Also remember, you Do have more savings than meets the eye... on top of the 2 day discount, you are only paying for Tax on the 3 days value not 5 days.