Question regarding TicketMania

[Adora]

I know this is probably silliness, but I'm about to buy my 10-day Premium tickets through Ticket Mania for a good price. But there's a little voice inside my head saying "make sure this is a-ok." So has anyone bought tickets through ticketmania and had problems, or people who haven't had any issues? I just need to know that the tickets I buy are gonna be perfectly fine for when I travel. Thanks to everyone, this board makes me feel so less stressed.

 

[Dopey Sharon]

I've bought tickets from Ticketmania quite a few times and never had any problems.

If you go to www.mousesavers.com and sign up for their monthly newsletter, Ticketmania tickets are a little cheaper!

 

[RoyalCanadian]

We've used both Ticketmania and Maple Leaf Tickets -- the service is great, the prices can't be beat, and the tickets are genuine.

The tickets you receive will be "paper" tickets -- but this is a durable paper known as tyvek. It's the stuff used to "wrap" homes under construction. It used to be used in the meat industry because it was practically indestructible and nearly impossible to rip. Disney APs have been made of this stuff for years so you need not worry about durability.

 

[LilMamiBella]

I have purchased our tickets from ticketmania for our upcoming trip. They always come within 4-6 days for me. And the mousesavers newsletter has a link where you can get an extra $5 off the ticket price!

 

[Ava83]

I just got our tickets today well before the promised date of 9-28 so I am really happy with them

Peg

 

[Kae]

Had no problems with my 10day, non-expiring plus tickets this summer. And the best part I have 6 days & all my pluses left

Kae

 

[Goofy4]

We placed an on-line order for 13 tickets - some of them 10-day non-expiry. It really adds up to a lot of $$! No problems... Now I just hope I can keep track of them all.

 

[huskies90]

The tickets you receive will be "paper" tickets -- but this is a durable paper known as tyvek. It's the stuff used to "wrap" homes under construction. It used to be used in the meat industry because it was practically indestructible and nearly impossible to rip. Disney APs have been made of this stuff for years so you need not worry about durability.

Can these tickets be placed on your room key if you have a room only ressie?

 

[RoyalCanadian]

Can these tickets be placed on your room key if you have a room only ressie?

Our experience in January may be significantly different than another guest's experience.

We ordered our MYW tickets from Maple Leaf as Ticketmania was unable to process the order in enough time for us to receive the tickets at our resort -- MYW tickets were brand new when we arrived.

I asked the CM at the SSR front desk if they were able to place our tickets on the room key and he told me they couldn't. I understand, from reading posts on these boards, that MYW tickets purchased separately can now be put on to room keys.

It wasn't bother for us. We only needed to carry one room key with us as we were together at all times and I carried the MYW tickets. The MYW tickets are put away safely in a dresser drawer with 5 more days and 5 plus features intact for our next visit.

 

[Adora]

I guess in some ways it might be better if the tickets weren' put in the room key. At least with the "paper" ones you don't have to worry about demagnetizing (god i can't spell) right? Just a thought, as we had trouble last time (and didn't have anything metal around haha ugh, 112 days to go! Thanks again to people who are replying

 

[jann1033]

i bought disney quest via tm and had them deliverd to my house no problem

cirque tickets delivered to my resort by tm, no problem either

and no need to feel silly actually it's smart to check out online places

 

[safaulk]

I've bought tickets from Ticketmania and have had no problems whatsoever. I would consider it a safe bet.

Only 4 more days til we're in the World!! Whoopeeeee!!!

Shel

 

[RoyalCanadian]

I guess in some ways it might be better if the tickets weren' put in the room key. At least with the "paper" ones you don't have to worry about demagnetizing (god i can't spell) right? Just a thought, as we had trouble last time (and didn't have anything metal around haha ugh, 112 days to go! Thanks again to people who are replying

The paper tickets have a magnetic data strip, but after watching Mythbusters and seeing just how truly difficult it is to demagnetize a magnetic data strip -- I'm not too worried about carrying them around in my pocket.

 

[emmasmom]

Have you bought more days than needed with the no expiry option to use during your next trip? I'm doing the math and it might make sense....