Cheapest way to buy WDW Park Tickets?

[aristocatz]

Undercover Tourist?
AAA?
Another company or a hack?

Thanks!

 

[twoolle]

Following because we plan to go Nov 2019. In June 2017 there was a UT sale for buy 4 days get 3 free. That was a great deal ar the time and we got them for our March 2018 trip. I heard about the sale here on the budget board.

Prices are rumored to go up soon. If that happens sometimes UT and AAA will still have tickets at the old prices for a limited time. I do know that AAA can be very competitive to UT in some regions.

 

[Alesia]

It depends on the exact tickets you want. You'll just need to compare the different sites.

 

[DizneyLizzy]

I always use the Touring Plans least expensive ticket calculator and then double check with my local AAA prices, as those are not included in the TP finder.

 

[nooneshome]

Is there a link to AAA ticket prices?

 

[DizneyLizzy]

Is there a link to AAA ticket prices?

I think I have to log in with my AAA info and then somewhere I find a PDF with current Disney ticket prices. It always takes me awhile to find on the site.

 

[twoolle]

Is there a link to AAA ticket prices?

Most of the time you need to call AAA. We are in MO and the website only lists up to 4 or 5 day tickets.

 

[tzolkin]

Is there a link to AAA ticket prices?

Certain things vary based on your region. A discount may be available for residents of certain states and not others, so you really have to ask your local office.

 

[Shughart]

Be careful with undercover tourist, I heard if you're booking past this calendar year, some people were getting tickets expiring 12/31/17. I'm waiting for the new year and then ordering ours from UT.

 

[vandort]

https://touringplans.com/walt-disney-world/ticket-calculator

 

[Marionnette]

Calculate the % savings from the discounters. If it doesn't exceed 5%, you're better off buying Disney GCs from Target and paying with your REDCard for 5% off, then buying your tickets directly from Disney. There are ways to save even more on Disney GCs, but you get the idea. Don't assume that the ticket discounted are the lowest OOP cost. Sometimes you have to think out of the box.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Be careful with undercover tourist, I heard if you're booking past this calendar year, some people were getting tickets expiring 12/31/17. I'm waiting for the new year and then ordering ours from UT.

That's surprising. The first expiring tickets (change which began in February of March of 2017) are all dated 12/31/18. That's one heck of a misprint!