Best park ticket prices?

[HollyJoy]

There is a SMALL chance, but still a chance, that we may make it back to WDW at the end of August for a mini vacation (like 2 days). We may be going to a wedding in TAmpa on the 27th. Anyway, since on our last trip we got our tickets through the military via my FIL, I'm now searching the mainstream for ticket prices. Dont' know where to look for the best deals. Can anyone help?

Thanks!

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

Are you looking for tickets for just 2 days or do you want to buy non-expiring tickets that you can use on a return trip?

For the 2-day tickets, try DiscountOrlandoVacation.com .

If you want 10-day MYW non-expiry, sign up for the MouseSavers.com Newsletter . It comes out monthly and almost always has a link for discounted tickets at Ticketmania.com and DiscountOrlandoVacation.com.

 

[ckay87]

I'm shopping for the same thing. I just came on here to ask the very same question! We're just taking 3 days at WDW - don't need the park hopping or no-expiration options. Just plain old tix.

Honestly, the best deal I've found yet is at www.waltdisneyworld.com.

I'm still looking - will let you know if I find anything better.

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

I'm shopping for the same thing. I just came on here to ask the very same question! We're just taking 3 days at WDW - don't need the park hopping or no-expiration options. Just plain old tix.

Honestly, the best deal I've found yet is at www.waltdisneyworld.com.

I'm still looking - will let you know if I find anything better.

Disney's website does not include tax or shipping costs in their initial price. It's not until you add the tickets to your cart and checkout that you find out what the actual cost of those tickets is. Most online ticketbrokers include the tax in their quoted prices and many also offer free shipping. Make sure that you take those factors into consideration when pricing out tickets.

 

[ckay87]

Disney's website does not include tax or shipping costs in their initial price. It's not until you add the tickets to your cart and checkout that you find out what the actual cost of those tickets is. Most online ticketbrokers include the tax in their quoted prices and many also offer free shipping. Make sure that you take those factors into consideration when pricing out tickets.

Yep - that changes things for sure. Thanks a lot.

 

[elf]

I just used Ticketmania.com and it was free shipping. Prices did include tax. I bought an 8 day PH. When I figured out the daily rate it wound up to be $29. a day for an adult I thought that was pretty good.
I've read so many good things about them decided to give them a try I'm glad I did.