Disney Youth Education Series

[ePink]

Hello,

A few years ago, my family took advantage of the Disney Youth Education (YES) - individual enrollment. The programs were great, and it offered discounted tickets. As I begin to plan for a 2017 trip, it appears that the cost of tickets through when attending a YES program is actually slightly more than just purchasing tickets from UT/etc. Am I looking at this correctly? Did the pricing go up significantly?

 

[mshanson3121]

Hello,

A few years ago, my family took advantage of the Disney Youth Education (YES) - individual enrollment. The programs were great, and it offered discounted tickets. As I begin to plan for a 2017 trip, it appears that the cost of tickets through when attending a YES program is actually slightly more than just purchasing tickets from UT/etc. Am I looking at this correctly? Did the pricing go up significantly?

Not sure. The last time I priced YES (back in the spring) it was still cheaper than Park Savers or UT. However, your best bet would be the 25% discount they're running right now anyways.

 

[castoral]

What 25% off ticket discount? Am I missing something? The only one I see is for Canadians. We were also looking at the YES program, but tickets were cheaper buying off Disney website with giftcards we get at a discount.

 

[mshanson3121]

What 25% off ticket discount? Am I missing something? The only one I see is for Canadians. We were also looking at the YES program, but tickets were cheaper buying off Disney website with giftcards we get at a discount.

I thought there was a promo for Americans too. Maybe not.

 

[supersnoop]

When we last did the YES program, about three years ago, we were planning to purchase tickets with the WPF&M option. The YES tickets saved us about $30 each, and also added the park hopper feature. So, no, the discount is "great," but it's still better than nothing. And it's usually better than reseller prices.