Flight Centre - 5 day MYW + hopper?

[KingstonGirl77]

Hi Everyone

I went into my local Flight Centre to inquire about Disney World passes. Our family is traveling to Disney at the end of April. We may not have time to get passes shipped from UnderCover Tourist so we were looking for other options.

The agent quoted me the following:
3 adult pass (5 day MYW + hopper) = $423 CAD each
1 child pass (5 day MYW + hopper) = $400 CAD each

Edit: Agent gave me incorrect information. I knew it sounded to good to be true He noted I could be upgraded to waterpark access at no extra cost. I was very surprised by this. Never seen that as an option before
Here are my questions:

1. The cost is close the the CAD rates on UT. Does this look like an ok deal?

2. If I get these passes from Flight Centre can I link the passes now to "My Disney Experience" and book Fast passes or do I need to wait until I get real tickets?

3. Can I add days to each pass once I am at Disney at a rate of approx. $20 extra a day per ticket? I am going by the difference between 5-6 day passes. Not sure how much extra days are and whether I should get the days I might need beforehand.

Anyone that has positive or negative experiences booking passes through Flight Centre I would be so happy to hear from you. I don't want to make a mistake on the most expensive part of our vacation.

Thanks everyone for you help!!

 

[alc571]

Hi Everyone I went into my local Flight Centre to inquire about Disney World passes. Our family is traveling to Disney at the end of April. We may not have time to get passes shipped from UnderCover Tourist so we were looking for other options. The agent quoted me the following: 3 adult pass (5 day MYW + hopper) = $423 CAD each 1 child pass (5 day MYW + hopper) = $400 CAD each Edit: Agent gave me incorrect information. I knew it sounded to good to be true He noted I could be upgraded to waterpark access at no extra cost. I was very surprised by this. Never seen that as an option before Here are my questions: 1. The cost is close the the CAD rates on UT. Does this look like an ok deal? 2. If I get these passes from Flight Centre can I link the passes now to "My Disney Experience" and book Fast passes or do I need to wait until I get real tickets? 3. Can I add days to each pass once I am at Disney at a rate of approx. $20 extra a day per ticket? I am going by the difference between 5-6 day passes. Not sure how much extra days are and whether I should get the days I might need beforehand. Anyone that has positive or negative experiences booking passes through Flight Centre I would be so happy to hear from you. I don't want to make a mistake on the most expensive part of our vacation. Thanks everyone for you help!!

According to Disney's website, they charge $387 for an adult MYW+hopper pass. So I'm not sure it's a big savings or anything through Flight Centre. You save the exchange rate by paying in CDN, so I guess that helps.

I've heard you can call Disney IT once you get your confirmation from Flight Centre that you purchased the tickets, and then have them link your tickets. However, there were several other reports saying that you cannot because you simply get a voucher for the tickets from Flight Centre and you need the actual ticket numbers.

You can add days at any point up until you use your last day on the ticket. It's about $11 USD to add a day to a park hopper pass.

I can't comment on booking tickets thorough flight centre. We have always bought them direct from Disney.

Hope this helps.

 

[Jeffan1ca]

If you're going at the end of April you should have your park tickets well in advance if you order from Undercover Tourist. We live in the Toronto area and we usually get our tickets within 7 business days of ordering them from UT. I believe they are shipped from Toronto. And as they are actual Disney Tickets, once received, through my Disney Experience you can link them to your profile; make your magic band selection; link your tickets to your magic bands; and make your fastpass+ selections. We did exactly that for our December 2013 WDW visit.