Discount Disney tickets.

[mrlightyear]

I've always purchased packages for WDW through the official website, but this year I have book a short 4 night stay at the Wilderness Lodge through Travelocity. I am looking to purchase our park tickets and I have been considering buying through ParkSavers or Undercover Tourists. I understand that they send you the tickets either electronically or through the mail and you can link them to MDE. My question is once you get to WDW, do you need to go to guest relations with the physical tickets or printout of the tickets to have them activated?
Also, we're looking for 5 day hopper tickets if anybody has recommendations. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[anniemae]

Nope, no need to get them activated. Once you link them, you are good to go. We always purchase ours at AAA, which is about the same price at undercover tourist.

 

[mrlightyear]

Nope, no need to get them activated. Once you link them, you are good to go. We always purchase ours at AAA, which is about the same price at undercover tourist.

Thank You for the info.

 

[subtchr]

Since you are staying at a Disney resort and will have MagicBands, you are all set. If you didn't have bands for whatever reason, you would need to pick up ticket cards when you arrived. But the ticket entitlements are active as soon as you link the confirmations.

 

[epcotty]

In my experience with undercover tourist, we've gotten regular tickets that have worked without having to be activated

 

[DisneyDreamer64]

I've used Undercover Tourist for 3 trips now. The tickets arrive quickly and I just link them to my Magic Bands online and don't think twice about it. I found through exhaustive research that UT is the best price I can get because they don't charge extra for shipping the actual tickets. My company has a deal with a vendor that shows prices that initially look great but by the time they stick on the taxes, fees and shipping at check out you might save a dollar over gate price but not much more.