park tickets

[pinkygirl]

HI there! just wondering if anyone can help me. I live in London, Ont. and I was wondering where is the closest place that I could buy Disney park tickets. I really don't feel like driving 2 hours to Toronto to find a Disney store!! LOL
or is there a place online where I could get discounted tickets? Not really sure where to start or where to get them. thank you!!

 

[misslissa]

CAA

 

[LdnCpl]

I use:

undercovertourist.com

Free shipping to Canada

 

[cab0899]

I eithher save air miles and get them free or use undercovertourist

 

[SAGE]

Undercover tourist

 

[fehrman]

There is also a Disney Store in Limeridge Mall in Hamilton, closer then Toronto for you.

 

[Cdn Friends of Pooh]

Or you could just wait until you get to DisneyWorld and buy them there as buying them from Undercover Tourist, etc may only save a few bucks at most ($5 -$10)

 

[pinkygirl]

thank you all for the great tips!!! I will look into undercover tourist and see what they have. I think I will also look into Air milles too since we still have points availble. Every little bit helps!!
thanks again

 

[disneyfreak89]

I remember comparing CAA prices to Undercover Tourist prices last fall, and they were pretty much the same.....
so I got mine at CAA right on the spot, so I didn't have to wait for them to come in the mail!

 

[karatstravels]

We have previously used undercover tourist and they have been wonderful. They have great customer service and with the taxes included (don't forget this has already been added), even with exchange we saved $$. We lost one of our tickets and it was replaced no problem. I highly recommend them.

 

[mastersd]

Hi!
I live in London too! I have recently found the flight center. flightcentre.ca
They have discounted tickets. They sell the tickets in Canadian funds. There are 2 locations in London. Wellington Rd or HydePark.
Good Luck,
Deanna

 

[pinkygirl]

I remember comparing CAA prices to Undercover Tourist prices last fall, and they were pretty much the same.....
so I got mine at CAA right on the spot, so I didn't have to wait for them to come in the mail!

we're not members of CAA though, so I guess we can't use them....

 

[pinkygirl]

We have previously used undercover tourist and they have been wonderful. They have great customer service and with the taxes included (don't forget this has already been added), even with exchange we saved $$. We lost one of our tickets and it was replaced no problem. I highly recommend them.

thanks!!!

 

[pinkygirl]

Hi!
I live in London too! I have recently found the flight center. flightcentre.ca
They have discounted tickets. They sell the tickets in Canadian funds. There are 2 locations in London. Wellington Rd or HydePark.
Good Luck,
Deanna

oh thanks for the tip!!! I'll go check it out!!

 

[pumpkinboy]

Tho I have not used them, friends and colleagues swear by Maple Leaf Tickets.
(not sure if there's a different site for Habs, Flames or Oilers fans tho )

 

[wannago2disney]

if you sign up for the mousesavers.com newsletter link to undercover tourist, you can save about an extra 5 bucks over the advertised undercovertourist price.
We used Undercovertourist last year and the were great and very quick delivery.

 

[pinkygirl]

Tho I have not used them, friends and colleagues swear by Maple Leaf Tickets.
(not sure if there's a different site for Habs, Flames or Oilers fans tho )

wow they have great prices!!!!!!!! thanks so much

 

[pinkygirl]

if you sign up for the mousesavers.com newsletter link to undercover tourist, you can save about an extra 5 bucks over the advertised undercovertourist price.
We used Undercovertourist last year and the were great and very quick delivery.

oh thanks for the tip!!!

 

[pumpkinboy]

wow they have great prices!!!!!!!! thanks so much

One thing to remember when you're ordering from Maple Leaf Tix tho is that there will be a us$12 shipping fee for orders going to Canada (less in the US, I think $8). With Undercover Tourist I believe shipping is included. Just be sure to include these externalities in your calculation.

If you're not buying in volume (like for a while family) it probably makes sense to just wait until you get there, but if you're buying more than 2 tickets, the discounts start to add up nicely.

Good luck!

 

[wannago2disney]

Just wanted to let you know that I did some $$ crunching and figured out that with the $ at $1.24 (to buy US at the bank on Jan 16) you will save a little bit of money if you go to flightcentre to get your tickets (according to their advertised web price for yesterday) in comparrison to buying from undercovertourist on your credit card which adds about 2-2.5% on top of the days US exchange rate. If you are in London, you can just go to the store and pick them up...No waiting!