Buying tickets

[goofy78]

I have used UndercoverTourist.com in the past and I was going to place my order but while doing a little research found an even better price from MapleLeafTickets.com. Does any one have any experience with mapleleaftickets.com? The price difference is a lot. Thanks for your help.

 

[FCDub]

While someone with current experience chimes in, do a search and I think you'll find some good reviews from past purchasers.

 

[goofy78]

While someone with current experience chimes in, do a search and I think you'll find some good reviews from past purchasers.

I bit the bullet. The price was too good and I did a little searching and it seems they’re legit. Thanks!

 

[Robo]

They are an authorized Disney ticket seller.

 

[goofy78]

Thanks Robo!

 

[glocon]

If you use the UT link thru the Mousesavers newsletter, it is an even better deal. I just checked

 

[cakebaker]

If I purchase a ticket thru UT and have it emailed- I know the website says non-refundable, but should I have to delay our trip, can that ticket be exchanged for new dates like you can with tickets purchased through Disney? And if so, how would that be done? I don’t expect this to happen, but I like to cover my bases!

 

[Robo]

If I purchase a ticket thru UT and have it emailed- I know the website says non-refundable, but
1. should I have to delay our trip, can that ticket be exchanged for new dates like you can with tickets purchased through Disney? And if so,
2. how would that be done? I don’t expect this to happen, but I like to cover my bases!

1. Yes.
2. The tickets actually ARE Disney tickets (just sold by a discounter) so they would be
upgraded by Disney, like any of their tickets.
You'd pay the difference price from "Disney price" of the original ticket...
up to the "Disney price" of the "adjusted" ticket.

 

[cakebaker]

Thanks! Might as well save $30 then!

 

[goofy78]

If you use the UT link thru the Mousesavers newsletter, it is an even better deal. I just checked

I do have the newsletter. The price difference for four adult tickets is about 250.00 less by using maple leaf. I’m not sure how or why the price is so discounted but I used touringplans.com ticket finder and for my dates the only option that popped up was the maple leaf one. The price difference is what was (is) making me nervous.

 

[Robo]

I do have the newsletter. The price difference for four adult tickets is about 250.00 less by using maple leaf. I’m not sure how or why the price is so discounted but I used touringplans.com ticket finder and for my dates the only option that popped up was the maple leaf one. The price difference is what was (is) making me nervous.

There is no need to be nervous about buying from Maple Leaf Tickets.

 

[cakebaker]

For my ticket, the price was no lower using the MS link.

 

[Robo]

For my ticket, the price was no lower using the MS link.

AFAIK, it is never more than a few dollars ($2 to $4 per ticket) difference, anyway.

 

[Amanda999]

Seems worth it to check both sites: MapleLeaf is a bit more per ticket (including tax, both sites) than UT w/MouseS newsletter link for my start date of August 21, 2019, 10 day base ($4 more) or 10 day hop ($18 more). So many different ticket cost variables now.
(For newbies: always check if tax is included - i.e., Disney's site doesn't include tax when you look at the ticket cost page. Have to click through to check out to see the full cost with tax.)

 

[goofy78]

There is no need to be nervous about buying from Maple Leaf Tickets.

I keep checking to make sure I purchased the right tickets! Everything looks correct to me so I’ll just go with it. Once I get them and add them to MDE I’ll be fine. The price is just so deeply discounted.