Heard about some low price tickets.

[dantheman]

Hi, it's dantheman again, one of my friend told me that four years ago she purchase some low price ticket's for all theme park just outside the official tickets boot. She told me that those retailers are legal, they sold tickets that user's originaly purchase and didn't use during there trip to disney. She d'ont remember were are those retailers, she only remember big signs riten LOW PRICE TICKETS FOR THEME PARK.....

I want to know if those retailers exist and are legal.

Excuse my poor english but i'm a french canadien. But it's a good practice for the trip to WDW.

 

[seashoreCM]

No outside company has ticket booths right next to Disney's ticket booths.

Do not buy tickets from people standing around holding tickets in their hands and waving them in the air. Do not buy tickets from ticket booths near gift shops and other places along the highways leading to Walt Disney World. You have no way of knowing whether those tickets are good, and if they are partially used, you may not use them.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/dispass.htm

 

[WDSearcher]

I want to know if those retailers exist and are legal.

These retailers do exists, but are not legal. Disney tickets are non-transferable -- it's written right on the ticket -- which means that they cannot be re-sold.

Many of these dealers have been known to deal in counterfeit tickets, and many of them have been known to sell fully used passes with no days remaining. It is impossible to tell, by looking at a ticket, if it has days remaining on it or not, and no way to check until you actually get to the parks.

You may get a great deal, but then again ... you may discover that the tickets you just paid a hundred dollars for are useless.

Most people will not risk it.