Do Westgate timeshare sales presentation (tours) offer "touch of magic" tickets?

[seema]

Do Westgate resorts at their sales presentations offer the following (and at what price)?


There are "Touch of Magic" tickets which are available through some time share promoters in the Orlando area. These are either one-day or two-day one park per day plus one entry to a water park, Disney Quest or the Oak Trail Golf Course. Normally the time share promoter will issue a voucher for these tickets which can be redeemed at any park (including water parks or TTC) ticket booth. These tickets may not be upgraded.

 

[OKW Lover]

Can't answer your specific question, but by all reports these presentations are the ultimate in high-pressure sales. You should consider carefully if your time and level of aggravation is worth the meager reward.

 

[seashoreCM]

OT: Touch of Magic is not a good deal unless all you are looking for is a touch of magic and perhaps a dosage of Universal Studios and/or Sea World and/or Ripley's Believe It Or Not.

More than 3 days in Disney theme parks and the dollar value you got from the Touch tickets becomes very small given the cost of additional tickets.

Disney hints: http://www.cockam.com/dispass.htm

 

[Cheshire Figment]

One thing is that Touch of Magic tickets cannot be modified or upgraded in any way. And you may find out that they are not free and will cost about $99 each as well as going through the presentation.

 

[djm99]

Yes they do. A friend of mine who will be joining us on a few days at the park are staying Westgate Lakes and they told me that they 'pre-ordered' those touch of magic tickets. According to my friends they had to let Westgate know in advance that they were getting the tickets. They are for 2 days in any of the four parks and 1 day in one of the water parks (base ticket - not hoppers). The ticket is $150. That was a great ticket for them because they didn't want to do parks everyday. Westgate also has another ticket (that you don't have to pre-order) it's like $99 which is 1 park visit and 1 water park. Another set of friends of mine own there, and that's the ticket they always get.

ETA: If you are driving I suggest you stop somewhere are exit 101. Those booths have GREAT ticket options for tours. A few years ago (yeah I know things have changed) friends of ours got 4-day hoppers for $150. IMO, you get better options right outside of Florida. In my experience the better options are NOT in the orlando area.