Mousesavers UT Discount

[sam_gordon]

Is the link in the newsletter to the same discount amount every month or are some months a larger discount? If the amount varies, how much does it vary?

TIA

 

[Pumpkinmuffin]

I don't know if it's the same discount every time, but I've found when I check (depending on length of ticket) it's a dollar to a couple of dollars cheaper with the Mousesavers link.

 

[Jalva22]

I check it fairly regularly as I add up different options for possible trips. It hasn't seemed to vary at all from what I've seen (except for the annual Disney price increase).

 

[sam_gordon]

Thanks, I got my first newsletter this month and saw the savings, since we don't travel to June I can wait to order my tickets. I just wanted to know if I should look for a certain discount, or it doesn't really matter. Looks like the latter.

Thanks again.

 

[Ericandjenng]

Thanks, I got my first newsletter this month and saw the savings, since we don't travel to June I can wait to order my tickets. I just wanted to know if I should look for a certain discount, or it doesn't really matter. Looks like the latter.

Thanks again.

Are you traveling with children? Have you looked at the Disney Y.E.S. program? They have individual enrollment classes available for most of the summer. If you sign your kid up, everyone in the group and get tickets at the program price. SUPER great deal!!

We registered DS for a Feb. class and received tickets fed ex last week ($10 extra for shipping--but I have them in my hot little hand!! :lmao).

 

[DisneyFansInLINY]

The discount doesn't seem to vary but Disney does increase their ticket prices every year. Also, if you order from UT using the Mousesavers link, you get a free lanyard ticket holder. I love mine! I was so excited when it arrived as I had forgotten that they were offering it for the 10 year anniversary of Mousesavers. So it was a very nice surprise and I cannot wait to wear it at WDW. It's a limited time offer while supplies last so you might want to buy your tickets now before they are all gone.

 

[sam_gordon]

Are you traveling with children? Have you looked at the Disney Y.E.S. program? They have individual enrollment classes available for most of the summer. If you sign your kid up, everyone in the group and get tickets at the program price. SUPER great deal!!

We registered DS for a Feb. class and received tickets fed ex last week ($10 extra for shipping--but I have them in my hot little hand!! :lmao).

Thought about it and had DD12 look at the classes and she wasn't excited about doing any. My parents are going to get the kids' tickets as Florida residents, so we'll save some money there.

 

[HM]

I'm not sure that your parent can buy your kids tickets at the FL discount....unless your kids are FL residents too.

 

[Thumper_Man]

I'm not sure that your parent can buy your kids tickets at the FL discount....unless your kids are FL residents too.

There was another thread about this. Grandparents can buy tickets for their grandchildren. The OP of the thread called WDW (her mother called as well) and asked if this could be done; since most children do not have an ID. WDW confirmed it can be done. The grandmother has to at least be present the first time the tickets are used through the gates.

OP, tickets are a little cheaper through the Mousesavers link. Depends on the type of ticket. Usually a couple of dollars cheaper per ticket than if you bought them by going to UT directly.