flyingenie
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Nov 11, 2004
There are these little booths (I'd call them huts... I don't know their names though) scattered all over the place (I have seen some on hwy 192 as well as International dr.) that buy people's used tickets that still have days left on them and sell them to other people. They get a lot of tickets that people get from timeshare presentations and are Universal 2 consecutive day-1 park, or 5 consecutive day-2 parks as well as the Disney equivalent.
They have the park scanners there (don't know how they got them) that show them how many days are left on the ticket, and it's guaranteed that they will be useable tickets, or you get 3x the money you paid for the ticket back.
We got one day tickets to Universal for around $40 no tax one day, and the next day, we lucked out and got a 5 consecutive day ticket with only 1 day used up (the day before) for $43! So technically we could have had 4 admissions the next 4 days for that price (but sadly we had to go home...)
We didn't buy disney tickets from here because we found out about this place too late, but they sell Disney tickets, as well as cheap tickets for nearby attractions (arabian nights, medieval times, other dinner shows and possibly theme parks...)
I don't know how much this post makes sense but just wanted to share the tip and if you have any questions.. ask! If any of you have also had any experiences with these booths then post here too!
They have the park scanners there (don't know how they got them) that show them how many days are left on the ticket, and it's guaranteed that they will be useable tickets, or you get 3x the money you paid for the ticket back.
We got one day tickets to Universal for around $40 no tax one day, and the next day, we lucked out and got a 5 consecutive day ticket with only 1 day used up (the day before) for $43! So technically we could have had 4 admissions the next 4 days for that price (but sadly we had to go home...)
We didn't buy disney tickets from here because we found out about this place too late, but they sell Disney tickets, as well as cheap tickets for nearby attractions (arabian nights, medieval times, other dinner shows and possibly theme parks...)
I don't know how much this post makes sense but just wanted to share the tip and if you have any questions.. ask! If any of you have also had any experiences with these booths then post here too!