Hours searching for best ticket prices...

[pmanko]

Looking into the best prices - hoping to buy today or tomorrow as my 60 day window to book FP+ is Nov 19.

So far it looks like UC with MS discount will be best option - $905.98 for 2 adults/1 child 5 day base tickets.

 

[Canuckbiggs]

If you have a membership for TouringPlans their site has a section where you input your party details, and the tickets you are looking for (# of days, water park, non-expiring etc etc) and then it will search the various discount ticket seller websites and summarize the various costs for you, and recommend the cheapest option. It also includes discounted prices on some of them.

We bought 2 adult and 2 kids, 8 day tickets with the water park option and "The Official Ticket Center" was the cheapest. We saved $105 over the price of the tickets from Disney.

They were also about $45 cheaper than Undercover Tourist (special Mousesaver's link). But the biggest problem was UT doesn't sell and 8 day water park and more ticket. They only sell 7 days, and then we would have had to add a day. Which doesn't work for FPs.

So the short answer is - Spend the $12 to join Touringplans. They will likely save you more than the cost of joining.

 

[slicktravel]

i noticed the The Official Ticket Center is cheaper by $30 for 6 tickets compared to Undercover Tourist. Anybody else have experience with using Official Ticket Center? Everyone seems to mention UCT.

 

[Canuckbiggs]

i noticed the The Official Ticket Center is cheaper by $30 for 6 tickets compared to Undercover Tourist. Anybody else have experience with using Official Ticket Center? Everyone seems to mention UCT.

Our group of 9 all bought them from The Official Ticket Center.

4 x 8 day water park and more
5 x 6 day water park and more

All mailed to Canada with no issues.

All recorded on our MDE accounts upon receipt with no issues.

 

[Jennyvelaz]

 

[laughinplace199]

For me, AAA has always been a few dollars cheaper than Undercover Tourist, but I think different AAA offices offer different discounts.

 

[LBIJim]

My daughter's company in Orlando belongs to something called Tickets At Work.

We were able to get Universal and Busch Garden tickets for a little less than Undercover Tourist and a lot less than U & BG themselves.

Didn't buy Disney tickets, but I played around and pretended to, and they were also a little cheaper than UT.

TAW didn't list the tax until the checkout process, so you have to go thru a few extra steps to compare prices.

 

[MermaidMommy]

i noticed the The Official Ticket Center is cheaper by $30 for 6 tickets compared to Undercover Tourist. Anybody else have experience with using Official Ticket Center? Everyone seems to mention UCT.

Part of my group just bought from them, since they were cheaper than UT. They got the tickets within a few days and linked them immediately in MDE. No problems.

 

[disneyfantotheend]

This is our first trip booking room only. I ordered from UCT, because it is the one I hear most often mentioned and most of it is good. I really didn't feel like searching a bunch of other sites. They were shipped 2 days after I ordered them, but I haven't received them yet. Hope they can be linked to MDE. I thought all the newer tickets could be?

 

[dres40]

This is our first trip booking room only. I ordered from UCT, because it is the one I hear most often mentioned and most of it is good. I really didn't feel like searching a bunch of other sites. They were shipped 2 days after I ordered them, but I haven't received them yet. Hope they can be linked to MDE. I thought all the newer tickets could be?

Yes, you can link them to MDE. I found the best way was to use the Disney App with my phone and then use the camera on the phone to scan the bar code on the back of the ticket.

Don't worry, you should get them soon. If not, give them a call, UCT has great customer service.

Enjoy your trip!

 

[disneyfantotheend]

Don't worry, you should get them soon. If not, give them a call, UCT has great customer service.

Thanks! I am not worried. I only ordered them less than a week ago. Our trip isn't until October anyway, but I wanted to get them before any price increases. Another question, I can link them as soon as I get them right? They don't activate until we scan our band the first day of our trip?

 

[chapie1968]

what was the softball tournament site that sold tickets? Anyone remember/ They were the cheapest I saw(but they did have some restrictions)

 

[Supercalafragilistic]

what was the softball tournament site that sold tickets? Anyone remember/ They were the cheapest I saw(but they did have some restrictions)

http://store.usssa.com/

 

[Robo]

1. I can link them as soon as I get them right?

2. They don't activate until we scan our band the first day of our trip?

1. Yes.
2. Correct.

 

[disneyfantotheend]

Thank you Robo!!!

 

[MIChessGuy]

Anyone know when the USSSA online store might start showing 2015 tickets? All Disney tickets that I see there now are expiring 12/31/14. I am hoping to see 3/31/15 tickets, or something along those lines, in the near future.

 

[Supercalafragilistic]

I needed tickets for mid February. They said probably not until January.

 

[BadgerGirl84]

Anyone know when the USSSA online store might start showing 2015 tickets? All Disney tickets that I see there now are expiring 12/31/14. I am hoping to see 3/31/15 tickets, or something along those lines, in the near future.

We need January 2015 tickets, and I would love to buy them from USSSA. We got an awesome deal on our Universal park tickets last year.

 

[brooklyn615]

What is USSSA? Is this a website to by tickets???

 

[GaSleepingBeautyFan]

I used to search alot but the difference in price now is negligible that I've stopped doing that and just buy from Disney.

Undercover tourist was the last tickets I bought for our family trip - if you buy from them you'll want to put the date before you need to book FP+ in the area that it says date of your trip.