Cheaper park hoppers; not a hoax right?

[blujaymama]

I am going to WDW in 5 weeks ( woo hoo!) and I am trying to budget as best as possible. I found a site (mapleleaftickets.com) that offers 4 day park hoppers for $205 (adult) but they are the ones that expire within 14 days of the first use. I have heard of these before and I plan on using all four days on this trip, but I still feel leary because it is not direct from Disney. Has anyone purchased these kinds of tickets before? Are they legit? Should I be concerned?
Any advise is appreciated!!

 

[lwestwise]

On Allears network, they recommend Mapleleaftickets for purchasing advance tickets. Check the site out at wdwig.com .

 

[rlduvall]

This is a totally legit company. Have heard wonderful things about them. I have yet to buy my tickets for my upcoming trip, but I would have no reservation in using them.

 

[blujaymama]

Thanks for the responses! I feel much better with the knowledge that it is not some kind of scam (there are so many of them out these days!)
I really appreciate it!!

 

[sengokux]

If you don't mind me asking, where on their site do you find these tickets that expire? I can't seem to locate them. Thanks!

 

[katgarbars]

Unless I looked wrong it is only $202 to buy 4 day park hopper advance tickets directly from disney. And they don't expire.

 

[swilphil]

I believe the price on the Disney site does not include tax, and they charge a $3 shipping fee per order. Our 4-day hopper was $215 from the Disney store, and that included Florida tax and obviously no shipping.

Read carefully to see if the Maple Leaf price includes tax, shipping and handling. I personally wouldn't risk getting the expires in 14 days kind just to save 10 bucks. What if the weather, illness, or an emergency prevents you to go to the parks all 4 days? We weren't sure if we were going to go the parks on our departure day or not. It was nice to be able to decide at the moment and not feel pressured to use all of our days up.