Purchasing ???? via Undercover Tourist....and FP+

[edk35]

I used them once a couple of years ago before FP+. My question is.... do I have to wait until these tickets arrive to get the ticket number so I can enter them on MDE? My oldest son (college) has decided to join us for a late March trip. We have AP's and I will need to get him a ticket. If I have to wait for delivery of the tickets I will just buy thru Disney. I was wondering if UT will send you the ticket numbers as soon as you purchase them. Anyone know?? TIA

 

[Robo]

I used them once a couple of years ago before FP+. My question is....

1. do I have to wait until these tickets arrive to get the ticket number so I can enter them on MDE?

My oldest son (college) has decided to join us for a late March trip. We have AP's and I will need to get him a ticket. If I have to wait for delivery of the tickets I will just buy thru Disney.

2. I was wondering if UT will send you the ticket numbers as soon as you purchase them. Anyone know?? TIA

1. That's the primary way of doing it.
2. You can ASK them.

 

[Chaoster]

Just ordered from them on the 7th. I emailed them after the order was placed. They emailed my a photo copy of the back of the actual tickets they send you. they only do that when order is processed and ready to ship which was the 11th. I received the tickets the 14th. the 7th was a Sat, 11th was Wed and 14th a Sat.

 

[edk35]

Okay thanks so much.

 

[coolbrook]

I ordered tix from them yesterday and choose the "e-mail me my tickets" delivery option rather than the send hard tickets in the mail option. Today I got an e-mail from them with a printable voucher. I had the option to take it to Disney will-call to exchange it for hard tickets or enter the code from the voucher on MDE where it says "Link tickets." I did this so I could make FP+ reservations right away.The tickets are attached to each person's account, so they can be used with the magic bands, and I don't have to go to the ticket booth at Disney. Hope that helps. You do have to have magic bands to do this.

 

[Robo]

I ordered tix from them yesterday and choose the "e-mail me my tickets" delivery option rather than the send hard tickets in the mail option.

I was curious as to why more UT customers would not choose this method of delivery (because it looks like it would be a
great advantage over waiting for the tickets to arrive.)

I see, however, that if you DO choose the "e-mail delivery" at UT, the tickets are non-refundable at that point.

If UT customers select to have their tickets delivered by mail, guests can decide to return them for a refund, if the WDW trip is somehow cancelled or changed significantly.

 

[ConnieB]

I was curious as to why more UT customers would not choose this method of delivery (because it looks like it would be a
great advantage over waiting for the tickets to arrive.)

I see, however, that if you DO choose the "e-mail delivery" at UT, the tickets are non-refundable at that point.

If UT customers select to have their tickets delivered by mail, guests can decide to return them for a refund, if the WDW trip is somehow cancelled or changed significantly.

Unless you actually tear open the plastic bag they are in....or enter them into MDE, then they are non-refundable according to the paperwork I got with ours last week.

 

[traveljunkie]

I am not familiar with the email vouchers but I received my tickets about 10 days ago (received 6 days after ordering). There's a 5% restocking fee if you order hard tickets and need to return them. However, printed on the sealed package within the mailing envelope it states: "FOR DISNEY TICKETS: Once you set up your RFID profile you will no longer be able to return or exchange them"

 

[Robo]

Unless you actually tear open the plastic bag they are in....or enter them into MDE, then they are non-refundable according to the paperwork I got with ours last week.

I am not familiar with the email vouchers but I received my tickets about 10 days ago (received 6 days after ordering). There's a 5% restocking fee if you order hard tickets and need to return them. However, printed on the sealed package within the mailing envelope it states: "FOR DISNEY TICKETS: Once you set up your RFID profile you will no longer be able to return or exchange them"

Yup. Sounds right to me.

So If UT customers select to have their tickets delivered by mail, guests can decide to return them for a refund, if the WDW trip is somehow cancelled or changed significantly.

If UT customers choose the "e-mail delivery," the tickets are non-refundable at the time the order. is made.