Best price on tickets

[Dakota731]

Is it still Undercover Tourist right now? I just priced Sam’s and they are $20 higher.

 

[gmi3804]

Is it still Undercover Tourist right now? I just priced Sam’s and they are $20 higher.

TouringPlans has a handy ticket search tool that will list prices at different web ticket sellers, based on what kind of tickets you need.

 

[Dakota731]

TouringPlans has a handy ticket search tool that will list prices at different web ticket sellers, based on what kind of tickets you need.

Thanks. Boardwalk ticketing came up $6 cheaper. Anyone use them before?

 

[gmi3804]

Thanks. Boardwalk ticketing came up $6 cheaper. Anyone use them before?

I have. No complaints.

 

[Ryoukoe]

Undercover tourist is offering adult tickets at child prices through 8/8/2023, this is only if you buy a 3 day or more. If you have a military ID, you can get tickets from your local MWR, or you can buy Disney GC from Target at 5% off and then use said GC at Disney. I did find that Undercover Tourist had the cheapest prices for MNSSHP as well.

 

[Dakota731]

Even with the undercover tourist special, prices are still a little cheaper at Boardwalk Ticketing.

 

[TheSouthernBelle]

We were checking all the apps before we went with the 4 day magic deal since it was the cheapest via UT. The touring plans ticket price checker has been wrong for me in the past so do your due diligence and actually check each site directly. The TP ticket checker said Boardwalk ticketing was the cheapest it was actually was more than WDW and UT. Just double check each before you purchase. It varies from day to day.

 

[lentesta]

We were checking all the apps before we went with the 4 day magic deal since it was the cheapest via UT. The touring plans ticket price checker has been wrong for me in the past so do your due diligence and actually check each site directly. The TP ticket checker said Boardwalk ticketing was the cheapest it was actually was more than WDW and UT. Just double check each before you purchase. It varies from day to day.

If you recall what your search was, I would be interested in seeing these results. Thanks!

 

[TheSouthernBelle]

I just looked at my notes from when I compared buying direct from WDW, UT, Boardwalk and Working Advantage. Buying via UT was the cheapest, $1218.90, WA was the a close second. I didn't consider Boardwalk Ticketing as they didn't have the 4 park magic tix that Disney was selling, which you could buy via UT and WA. We only went in the parks 3 days so we "threw" away the 4th day as the 3 day tix prices via UT, WDW and WA were about $70-$100 more than the 4 park special tix total depending on which one you went with.

The issue with TP ticket calculator was that it never recommended UT as the lowest price and it actually recommended I spend over $1400 for 4 regular, 1 park/day tickets via boardwalk ticketing....so there you go. Even if there was no ticket special or promo going on, I'd still recommend visiting each site and verifying prices on your own. I'm sure that in normal circumstances, maybe these comparison calculators get it right fairly often but I'd rather do my own cost comparison anyway.

 

[robinb]

If you're staying for 8 days or more, the UK tickets may be the cheapest and they include other perks. Many people in the US have said that they are able to buy them and use them.

https://www.disboards.com/threads/wow-dvc-prices.3910718/page-7#post-64644079