Buying Tickets

[astrodrummergirl]

Hi, just a quickie,

With our trip coming up in 3 weeks time, we've finally begin purchasing park tickets however my mother doesn't not want to advance purchase the tickets for disney incase something happens (a lot has been going on our family recently and there is a chance something could go wrong). Well, I was reading through a copy of the Brits guide to orlando I had got from the library and read that you could purchase tickets from the outlet stores in orlando and since we were going to do the exploring and shopping on the first day, would it be better to buy the tickets from there rather than queuing up to buy them in WDW?

TIA

 

[wayneg]

Depends on type of ticket you want, if its a ticket only available in UK then you have to buy here.
You could buy from this company I used at Xmas, read the T&C's (I have not time, just leaving work) but I believe they give full refund if anything goes wrong. http://florida-magic-tickets.co.uk/?t=g
If its a US ticket you can buy over there, Others will recommend companies to buy from, I have never done it this way.

 

[astrodrummergirl]

We're going to get 7 day magic your way with the water park add on so we can go to typhoon lagoon and disney quest. Thats all we need

 

[wayneg]

A lot use this company http://www.mapleleaftickets.com/disney_tickets.htm
7 day magic your way plus add ons $263 (saves $14 on gates price)
If you want to hop then its $309 (saving $15)

How long are you going for? If its 2 weeks then the UK 14 day Ultimate is better value at £146

 

[astrodrummergirl]

We are going to orlando for 11 nights and they are not all going to be at disney since we are off property (we however have invested in the great deal on universal tickets from dreams unlimited travel and we are closer to universal). Even though I have looked around a lot for cheap disney tickets my mum really really doesn't want to buy until we're there also that the cheapest 7 day premium ticket for uk visitors was only a few quid less than tickets, and she would rather spend the few quid extra there than buying over £300 pounds of tickets just in case.

 

[wayneg]

Its not easy buying tickets for short trips and you want to pack lots in, makes it very expensive. Its a lot easier for us going 3 times a year, just buy Annual passes for them all.
Hope you get something.

 

[JohnnySharp2]

I would definitely recommend Maple Leaf as you can buy direct from their store on the 192 when you get out there.
They issue actual tickets at discounted prices, we always get our Disney one's from here.