discounted park tickets

[Pamela M]

I normally get my tickets from Last Minute Travel - it looks like they don't have them any more. Where do people get their discounted park hoppers these days?

Looking to buy a 5 day park hopper then upgrading to an AP.

thanks

 

[Kender]

You have to call LMTC currently to get tickets. They aren't available online at this time.

Lot of information tracking it in this thread:
https://www.disboards.com/threads/l...ilable-update-now-available-by-phone.3768289/
The only catch it seems if travel is for before the new year, it's a voucher you have to exchange at the ticket booths. Travel for after the new year appear to be getting e-tickets.

 

[Pamela M]

You have to call LMTC currently to get tickets. They aren't available online at this time.

Lot of information tracking it in this thread:
https://www.disboards.com/threads/l...ilable-update-now-available-by-phone.3768289/
The only catch it seems if travel is for before the new year, it's a voucher you have to exchange at the ticket booths. Travel for after the new year appear to be getting e-tickets.

Thanks - I'm looking for a tickets for April/ May

 

[Kender]

Thanks - I'm looking for a tickets for April/ May

Then you're likely to get an e-ticket. Reports are saying orders for travel in 2020 indicate in the fine print the e-tickets will be sent via email 30 days prior to the trip.

Unless it's changed, the last reported price for a 5-day PH was $325.77 which is cheaper than UT, aRes, and GAT (based on prices I looked at last night).

 

[HollyL]

I know this won't apply for many, but if you happen to be a Government employee, or first responder (police, fire, etc.) and you are eligible to sign up through GovX.com there are discounted tickets available from 2 day -5 day, hopper and non-hopper. The savings are pretty decent. They also have Universal and many other theme park tickets.