Disney tickets where to buy?

[Mermaid2sea]

Where is the best place to buy tickets for Disney?

 

[DISWolves]

I have used Attraction Tickets Direct, many times. They will match other prices on the net, and apart from Discovery Cove, all other purchases are REAL tickets and not exchange vouchers. Delivery is usually recorded and very quick.

 

[nobodies36]

I have used Attraction Tickets Direct, many times. They will match other prices on the net, and apart from Discovery Cove, all other purchases are REAL tickets and not exchange vouchers. Delivery is usually recorded and very quick.

Another vote for ATD. When we booked ours last year, there was a problem and we got charged delivery but none of the tickets had shown up- ie. thanks for purchasing nothing and delivery is £5.

When we called the next day they sorted it all out and gave us money off the tickets (a couple of ££ here and there and we know since other members booked the same night and ours were cheaper), we got the fastest delivery for no extra than the cheapest delivery we paid for, they gave us those little plastic wallets to keep the passes in and a phone card for the trouble (the others didn't get the last two things so I know it was because of what happened). We didn't expect all that- we were just glad that they could sort out our order- but that is the type of company they are, so I will be using them again.

I was very impressed with ATD.

 

[JohnnySharp2]

Always buy ours from Maple Leaf, they issue actual tickets at discounted prices, post at a cheap rate to the UK plus you can buy from their store in Kissimmee also.

Friendly and efficient.

www.mapleleaftickets.com

 

[buzz182]

We have used www.tickets4fun.com for our last 2 holidays and will be ordering from them very soon for this years trip. They have some good offers on at the moment. For example the Disney 14 day ultimate ticket is £153 for adults, £12 cheaper than ATD.

Very fast delivery and very friendly service (I order over the phone).

Again they issue real tickets and not vouchers.

Karina

 

[Haworthfamily]

We didn't buy until last minute this year and we used Florida-magic-tickets on web. they were good - really secure (husband is an I.T sercurity engineer) and we printed a voucher and were off.
I've also used Attraction Tix before.
Good luck.

 

[Fimble]

We didn't buy until last minute this year and we used Florida-magic-tickets on web. they were good - really secure (husband is an I.T sercurity engineer) and we printed a voucher and were off.
I've also used Attraction Tix before.
Good luck.

We've also booked with this company - cheapest I found.

 

[giggler]

I saw this in the Mail on Sunday.

www.themeparkticketsdirect.com

Until the 25th June 5pm the 14 day Ultimate ticket is £149 Adult.

A really good saving as i believe its normaly in the region of £165+

Ive always used ATD in the past but now gonna take upthis offer!!!!

regards

giggler

 

[Pegasus928]

We have used Attraction in the past but this year have gone for orlando-ticket-deals.co.uk as these were coming up quite a bit cheaper - especially when there are a few of you to get them for.
They also allow you to ring up and book and pay a 10% deposit - leaving you to pay the balance as and when you want to up to 8 weeks before departure.

Pegasus

 

[luke]

I saw this in the Mail on Sunday.

www.themeparkticketsdirect.com

Until the 25th June 5pm the 14 day Ultimate ticket is £149 Adult.

A really good saving as i believe its normaly in the region of £165+

Ive always used ATD in the past but now gonna take upthis offer!!!!

regards

giggler

Ordered my 14 day Ultimate tickets off this site on Tuesday (£152) and 2day plus a 3rd day free Universal tickets (£55), and found to my delight that they arrived today.

Paid £4 odd for special delivery as didnt want to take any chances with us going in just over a week.

They're the ticket's themselves too, rather than vouchers

Well recommended (I'd ring up tho rather than simply go through the website as it's just as easy and no chance you'll mess up)

 

[JohnnySharp2]

It all comes down to what type of tickets you are after.

Personally we have never done the Disney parks excessively, so for us having tickets that do not expire are ideal, that's why we choose the Magic Your Way one's.
Our 10 day tickets have lasted 2 holidays so far.

 

[Lisash]

We've generally got our tickets from ATD in the past but to be honest found we were paying over the odds in the long run as like most tickets on offer in the UK we had park hopping, water park & Disney Quest options etc which we never used. On our last trip in December we just got no frills 10 day base tickets at the gate, so we only paid for what we needed, which proved much cheaper that buying them at home (especially with the exchange rate being so good) it's what we plan on doing again this summer

 

[mickeys_chick]

I saw this in the Mail on Sunday.

www.themeparkticketsdirect.com

Until the 25th June 5pm the 14 day Ultimate ticket is £149 Adult.

A really good saving as i believe its normaly in the region of £165+

Ive always used ATD in the past but now gonna take upthis offer!!!!

regards

giggler

Do these have an expiry on?? Was going to buy from disney site but said they had to be used before 31/12/07 as Im not home till 5th Jan its no good

 

[DCDMarkyG]

How much is it to pay on the gate at each park ? We are going in October, the best I've found is around £150 for 14 day ultimate. BUT we will only go to each park once so it seems a little pointless to buy return tickets. Also is it cheaper to buy 7 park tickets over there ? I read something about it being $100 for a 7 park ticket, that seems too cheap !

 

[PhilUK]

We've used
http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/index.htm

Many Times, If you go often the passes can be upgraded to no expiry at guest services for about $35.

I'd probably just buy on the gate at the moment due to the strength of the pound {Over 2 Dollars Today}

Phil

 

[Mermaid2sea]

We've used
http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/index.htm

Many Times, If you go often the passes can be upgraded to no expiry at guest services for about $35.

I'd probably just buy on the gate at the moment due to the strength of the pound {Over 2 Dollars Today}

Phil

Really I thought it was more than that to upgrade then it will be worth it for us then I guess if we don't use all of ours.

 

[PhilUK]

Sorry should have said £35

Premium tickets will expire 14 days from first use unless the upgrade option is purchased to extend un-used days/visits so they are valid for life. Please note that the exact price depends upon gate prices, but is in the region of $70 - $100 incl. tax. This element must be purchased locally.

Phil

 

[wilki32]

Hi there
We have just booked our tickets with travel options and found them to be one of the cheapest and tickets turned up with 3 days!!!! They weren't the cheapest but there was only £1 between it and because they were so competitive we ended up booking universal tickets and discovery cove there too! So we now have all sets of tickets and area all set to go on 12th!!! WAHOO!!