Has anyone ordered tickets from Way.com and had them mailed?

[sgtdisney]

I am sorry if this has been asked and answered before, but I searched through a few threads and have not found it.

I have been reading all the reports on the successes people have been having with Way.com and have been considering using them for an upcoming trip. I know many people have spoken of getting the vouchers emailed to them and then taking them to the turnstiles with success. I see Way.com has an option to have the ticket (at least the City pass which is what I am considering) mailed to you as well. Has anyone used that option. If so how did it work for you? How quickly did the tickets some. We're leaving the last week of July so I wasn't sure how much time it has taken people to get their tickets.

 

[valiamo]

ooops duplicate post...

 

[valiamo]

Have not used Way.com, but have just used Ares for my tickets. The ticket voucher was in my inbox in seconds. I have it printed waiting for our upcoming trip.

Both Way and aRes send you an e-mail and you print out a voucher then take the voucher to the ticket booth and exchange them for the park tickets. There is a long thread on way.com.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3072880

aRes is one that is recommended by mousesavers.com I have not heard of any complaints with them.

 

[Nicolette11785]

I have gone to way.com and have never seen anything disney on it. Am I completely blind or on the wrong site? I have even searched it. Can someone put a link to the prices or order page? Thanks

 

[Rubygoose]

I have gone to way.com and have never seen anything disney on it. Am I completely blind or on the wrong site? I have even searched it. Can someone put a link to the prices or order page? Thanks

https://www.way.com/activities-list

If this link doesn't take you there directly, just go to way.com, click on "activities" then type in Disneyland.

 

[sgtdisney]

Way.com does have an option (at least for the CityPass tickets) to have them physically mailed to you. I was just curious if anyone had ever done that.

 

[valiamo]

Way.com does have an option (at least for the CityPass tickets) to have them physically mailed to you. I was just curious if anyone had ever done that.

Ah... that makes sense, you are buying the City Pass and you have to take physical delivery of the package as it contains tickets to several events vs just Disneyland passes. Hope they don't charge you too much for delivery, the price is good.

 

[sgtdisney]

Yes. We thought we'd try the city pass because we really wanted to go to Universal Studios as well. We figured at the price they are charging the Sea World ticket is pretty much "free" and we've never been there, so we'd make it a grand circle tour. We're going to be there for over week and thought we'd give it a try.