Best place to buy tickets?

[Dismom63]

the other factor is who includes tax in their price (many , not all do) and who offers free shipping. Those items can take a super low price and make it on par eith others. (I know, my DH says I am the Queen of stating the obvious!)

 

[SoDakMinnie]

I just signed up for mousesavers newsletter, but since it is after the 15th I won't get Feb. one. By March, we will be in Florida. If anyone can e-mail me the Feb newsletter, I would appreciate it.
Thanks!
mljhuron@juno.com

 

[jgates]

After several emails to the administrator at my ISP, it turned out because of the high volume, they were totally blocking it at the main computer. He promised it would be fixed by next month, but I am not taking chances and am resubscribing in hotmail again. There must have been some other word classified as 'spam' in there also, as the two copies that were forwarded to my regular email never came through also. Maybe the word Zen? That seems pretty feeble.

 

[thatchicktrish]

Call me ultra paranoid (it's ok, I know I am ) but I am a bit hesitant to order discount tickets online. The prices are ticketmania.com are very good, I just wonder if anyone has ordered park hopper tix from them and had any problems at the parks or with activation??? Are they exactly the same as the ones you would get at the Disney store or site?


I'm basically going through the pros and cons, originally I was going to get our php's from the Disney store at the mall to save on shipping and so I could see the activation process right in front of me. I'd hate to get down to WDW and not be allowed in because it isn't activated and be out about $750. Ease my paranoid mind


thanks in advance

 

[Aisling]

I bought tickets for my family of four and for another family of 5 from Ticketmania. I ordered the 5 day PHs, which came less than a week later. They were paper tickets and were the same ones sold at the parks. We had no problems whatsoever, and I was happy of course about the savings.
This year, however, I'm going to get our tickets from TDS advance price, which is the lowest price I've found so far.

But Ticketmania is indeed reputable! Good luck with your decision!

 

[msparis]

Hi,
I'm new here and you are all such a great help. I am taking the family to Disney (our first trip) in the summer and we are just starting the planning process so I will be coming here often. I don't know why I didn't figure in the price for actually getting into the park! I guess that's what I am here for.

We plan on staying for 2 weeks or more and need more to do besides the parks just incase we can't go everyday. I will be doing a lot of surfing and planning.

Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated!

Msparis

 

[thatchicktrish]

They're back to using paper tickets? How does that work if you have a 5-day php? do they punch a hole or stamp it ot etc? How do they keep track of what days you've used or what plus options you've used?

I was lookin forward to the plastic credit card type ones which would be okay if they got wet and they would be harder to lose IMO. Either way the ticket is made, we're going, just wondering how they keep track of the days on a paper ticket.

 

[hyzdufan]

They're back to using paper tickets? How does that work if you have a 5-day php? do they punch a hole or stamp it ot etc? How do they keep track of what days you've used or what plus options you've used?

They are paper, but still magnetic strip like a credit card works.