Best site for tickets

[mrsp1030]

Last night I priced UT an AAA tickets an UT tourist was definitely cheaper for our trip b/c I no tax. Anyone do tickets through work? We have that program as well and debating where to get tickets. Thanks.

 

[Disworldluv]

Undercover Tourist is the best place to purchase Disney tickets. The price stated is the price you pay per ticket. Tax and free delivery is included in the '
stated price. We purchase all our theme park tickets through UT.

 

[Marionnette]

Last night I priced UT an AAA tickets an UT tourist was definitely cheaper for our trip b/c I no tax. Anyone do tickets through work? We have that program as well and debating where to get tickets. Thanks.

UT isn't always the best source for tickets, although there are many loyal and satisfied customers on the disboards. You have to do your own homework. TicketsAtWork can be a better deal for some people. It depends on several factors ranging from the type of ticket you want to the deal your employer has worked out with TaW.

 

[abmitch01]

Undercover tourist. Or if you know someone who works for the state, they often have discounts

 

[mrsp1030]

Just checked again and UT is $150 cheaper for our needs plus I can use my Barclays awards. Yeah!

 

[CalDisneyMomof2]

Florida Ticket Station is cheaper than UT (at least for the tickets I was interested in) if you're an entertainment coupon book holder. Only problem is they charge $20 for shipping or free pick up so if you're driving then it's a good deal.

However, when I asked if they could fax me the back of the tickets so I could upload to MDE to make FP selections, she said she couldn't do that however she could just email me the ID codes (which essentially to me is the same thing). I then asked her if it'd even be necessary to pick up the tickets and she said yes but then she wasn't sure. I chatted with a CM on the Disney site and she said once they're uploaded I'd be fine without the hard tickets.

 

[damiel]

For the tickets we needed Orbitz was cheaper and we could use Ebates. I would say just price them out depending on your need.

 

[Pumbas]

For the tickets we needed Orbitz was cheaper and we could use Ebates. I would say just price them out depending on your need.

Does Orbitz's sell tickets only or do you to buy a vacation package?

 

[mrsp1030]

Curious as to this also and if they deliver via email or snail mail quickly.

 

[CalDisneyMomof2]

Does Orbitz's sell tickets only or do you to buy a vacation package?

They sell tickets without a package under "activities". Depending on what Ebates' percentage back and type of ticket you need they may or may not be cheaper than other sites.

 

[jitterbug]

WDW newbie here. Had success using these boards for our past 2 DL trips, but finding that WDW is a whole new ballgame. Honestly, ADR and FP+ are freaking me out a little.

Anyway, in regards to tickets..... touringplans.com has a Disney Ticket Discount Search that pulls up deals from parksavers.com and officialticketcenter.com. Anyone used these before? Their prices are coming in below Undercover Tourist. I feel like because I trust touringplans, that they wouldn't steer me wrong, right?

 

[MichelleVW]

Bought a ticket for my sister last week thru Undercover Tourist. Thought about doing rush delivery so I could hurry up and get her fast passes (we already had ours) but I went with regular shipping and we ordered the ticket on Thursday and I got the ticket in the mail on Monday....estimated delivery said July 31!

 

[njmom47]

UT isn't always the best source for tickets, although there are many loyal and satisfied customers on the disboards. You have to do your own homework. TicketsAtWork can be a better deal for some people. It depends on several factors ranging from the type of ticket you want to the deal your employer has worked out with TaW.

My employer offers this to us as well as Plum Benefits.

 

[artemis4]

WDW newbie here. Had success using these boards for our past 2 DL trips, but finding that WDW is a whole new ballgame. Honestly, ADR and FP+ are freaking me out a little.

Anyway, in regards to tickets..... touringplans.com has a Disney Ticket Discount Search that pulls up deals from parksavers.com and officialticketcenter.com. Anyone used these before? Their prices are coming in below Undercover Tourist. I feel like because I trust touringplans, that they wouldn't steer me wrong, right?

I've ordered from OfficialTicketCenter.com twice. Both times the tickets came promptly. Their communication was timely and courteous. One time, I entered an incorrect expiration date on my credit card. I had an email that there was a problem within five minutes, and when I called in, they were super friendly and fixed the problem quickly.

Our group will need 9 more tickets for next year's trip, and I'll happily order from OfficialTicketCenter again if they still have the best prices. With the Touring Plans affiliate link, I saved about $90 from Disney's price on the tickets I ordered, and about $20 less than UT's Mousesavers link price.

 

[Jjplantgeek]

Through our business, we have a relationship with a company named Working Advantage. For a 7 day ticket they were around $20 less than UT. (7 day $314 vs $334). Not sure what it takes to get access, but a really nice savings.

 

[MikeP22]

I found the bottom line between WorkingAdvantage/TicketsatWork vs. UT to come out in UTs favor as the prices of the former did not include tax and shipping.
UTs prices did include tax and shipping and I found to be a better deal in the end (for the tickets we wanted).

 

[mrsp1030]

This is the same for is. The prices were The same for us but UT has no tax or shipping

 

[Pumbas]

They sell tickets without a package under "activities". Depending on what Ebates' percentage back and type of ticket you need they may or may not be cheaper than other sites.

Thank you!

 

[heather7]

Can the UT tickets be converted on the magic band? I am unsure of how this all works; :| lol. Planning our first trip.

 

[TravelMommy]

I have used UT exclusively for our last 6 trips, they are awesome, their customer service is awesome. I wish all WDW planning was as easy as UT