Canadians - Want to save $25?

[buyerbrad]

Ordered my tickets on Sunday for next March Break. Last year, when I ordered my tickets, I called to see what shipping option I had to use and was told the $25 International Express. This year, I once again called and was told the $25 International Express. When placing my order online I was allowed to use the $0 American shipping, so I clicked the online chat option and the person told me to use the $25 International Express and to actually logout and log back in if it was allowing this option. I decided I would see what happened if I chose the free shipping and they arrived in under 48 hours.

 

[isabellea]

I simply buy them from Undercover Tourist. They are cheaper than from Disney website and they ship for free from Toronto.

 

[Mickey's Best Girl]

Great tip but at this point I'm looking more for something resembling "at par".

 

[kittyab]

I got my Halloween party tickets via email (free option)

 

[minnie mum]

I simply buy them from Undercover Tourist. They are cheaper than from Disney website and they ship for free from Toronto.

This is what we have done for the last few years. Cheaper, fast, and doesn't depend on what is probably a glitch that will be fixed soon.

 

[buyerbrad]

We are only going to a theme park for 2 days during our stay, and their 2-day tickets are more money than the Disney website.

 

[minnie mum]

We are only going to a theme park for 2 days during our stay, and their 2-day tickets are more money than the Disney website.

If you're comparing online prices, UT include the tax in the advertised price. Disney adds the tax at checkout. That's probably the price difference you're seeing.

 

[buyerbrad]

Total price paid on Disney Website for 4 X 2 days tickets with Free Shipping = $817.92, UT is $839.80

 

[vicki_c]

Total price paid on Disney Website for 4 X 2 days tickets with Free Shipping = $817.92, UT is $839.80

The deals at the third party sites are usually on the longer tickets (even 3 days) so that may be why.

 

[andyman8]

Disney doesn't sell 1 or 2 day discount tickets to the discounters, so UT and similar ticket discounters must pay full price (the same price you and I would pay if we bought through disneyworld.com or at the gate). For "convenience", they offer them at a higher price than gate price through their sites, but I see no reason why someone would do that. Generally, people only order 3+ day tix through UT.