Kissimmee Guest Services. Help please!

[chuckabone]

We are doing a trip to Orlando this Friday. Our last trip was about 3 years ago. I found a rental in Kissimmee so that's done, and the kids want to do things other than Disney Parks, so I found a ticket bundle on Kissimmee Guest Services that includes a one day ticket to a park (we are choosing Magic Kingdom) 1 day at Sea World, 1 at Aquatica, Gatorland and an airboat ride. Has anyone ever purchased from this company before?? There are 7 of us, so purchasing 2 day tickets for just Disney is not an option. I forgot how much work went into planning our last trip and this one I have pulled together in less than a week but I still have to watch the budget.. Thanks

 

[Cheshire Figment]

1. I checked a list on the Cast Portal of "Authorized Off-Site Disney Ticket Sales Locations". This is a list of all companies in the Orlando area which are authorized to sell tickets or vouchers for tickets and lists about 90 names. I cannot publish the list as it clearly states it is not for public release.

That name does not show up on the list.

2. Disney does not discount one or two day tickets, even to authorized resellers. This includes The Disney Store, AAA, and the military. Any reseller that carries one or two day tickets does it as a convenience for their customers, and usually will charge a premium above Gate Price for the service.

 

[Alesia]

Does kgstickets show up on the list? They claim on their website to be an authorized reseller under that name.

 

[chuckabone]

If I break up all the options, 1 day at MK,1SW,AQ,GL and airboat ... I am up to over 2,300.00 UT only sells 3 days Disney which comes up to 2009.93. Even with tax at KGS I am at 1543.94. I am so confused now on what to do. We absolutely only want 1 day at MK. Thank you for all your help. I just do not want to get stuck with bad tickets.

 

[jls886]

If I break up all the options, 1 day at MK,1SW,AQ,GL and airboat ... I am up to over 2,300.00 Even with tax at KGS I am at 1543.94.

Go with your gut. For me, that amount of savings would be a pretty big red flag. You're talking about saving over 30% on your total, and that would make me step back and wonder how that is possible. That's not to say that the tickets wouldn't work, but they could be purchased with stolen credit cards, etc. I'm in the camp that just wouldn't risk it with an unauthorized seller.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

There is a "KGI Resorts" on the list. But it is a time-share development. If you go through them read everything very carefully before you place an order as you may be subject to a minimum of a two-hour presentation.

 

[Alesia]

With the information that Cheshire Figment has given, there is no way I would buy these tickets.