Tell me about WDW Meal Vouchers on Ebay

[NUHuskies#1]

Hi there-
Thinking of bidding on some WDW meal vouchers on Ebay. Can anyone tell me if they have done this before and what kind of outcome they had? Were they easy to use or were there problems?

Thanks!

 

[ilovediznee]

All I can say, is "Don't do it"! They are way too expensive and you will not even come out even.

Join Hotwire Savings and get the vouchers. The first month is free.

Just go to www.hotwiresavingsclub.com.

Dianedisney

 

[bunnyfoo]

I bid on some recently and the Q&C vouchers look legit but I guess I won't really know until I go to WDW. I picked someone who had a high feedback rating so hopefully I'm doing okay. I'm still hoping to get my hands on some character breakfast vouchers as well.... Unfortunately, I had to bid on them because the Hotwire Savings Club is on for US residents.

 

[KIRSTIN'S MOMMY]

I bought some from e-bay. They do get pricey though, because people don't know what they're bidding on. All I did was put my max bid at what I knew they were worth, and didn't go any higher. I lost a lot of auctions, but eventually won enough for our trip without overpaying.

 

[NUHuskies#1]

Thank you all for the head's up! I knew I'd get a straight answer.

-NUH

 

[Park Kids]

We just got back from WDW and used the vouchers we bought on ebay paid $14 each and i think that is overpriced. The only place we save money was at Beaches and cream.
The only nice thing about them is that the meals are prepaid. I would not pay more then 10-11 each for them on E-bay.

 

[janskin]

They are $11.50 at Hotwire Savings Club....so I can see paying 12-13 for them if you are not a member.

Jan