Ticket discounts

[Stephanie Cook]

Me and my husband are planning to purchase tickets at the Disney Store. But they're $300 a piece. I was wondering if any of you all know where we could find them cheaper. I appolagize if this has already been discussed.

 

[Alesia]

Undercover Tourist.

 

[nobellybutton]

Me and my husband are planning to purchase tickets at the Disney Store. But they're $300 a piece. I was wondering if any of you all know where we could find them cheaper. I appolagize if this has already been discussed.

I purchase Disney gift cards @SAM's club the 3 pack of $50 gift cards are priced @ $142.88. Not a huge savings but it's something. Others purchase target gift card from sites like Raise and then purchase Disney gift cards @ target online with a redcard discount but pay with the target gift card and get another 5% off, essentially saving 13%. Then you can use your gift cards to buy your tickets. AAA also sells tickets at a discount as well. Hope it helps.

 

[POOHsie]

Disney Store sells WDW tickets at full price. I second choosing Undercover Tourist. They are the same WDW tickets, sold at a discount. I have purchased tickets from them for years, as have many, many people on the Disboards. A+ customer service. Remember one rule, though. When you add the tickets to your MDE account, they are no longer returnable to UCT. I won't add mine to MDE until it's time to book FP+.

 

[Marionnette]

Me and my husband are planning to purchase tickets at the Disney Store. But they're $300 a piece. I was wondering if any of you all know where we could find them cheaper. I appolagize if this has already been discussed.

$300 apiece at the Disney Store? Sounds like 3-day base MYW base tickets to me ($292.88 including tax for adult tickets). Is that what you're buying? Unfortunately, you're not going to find huge discounts on tickets with 3 or fewer days on them. UT discounts them by less than $1 each.

Even if you're buying 4-day base tickets ($305 apiece before tax), it's going to be hard to find any kind of savings. UT sells a 4-day base ticket "with a 5th day free" that will save you less than $3 each over Disney's price for a 4-day ticket. You cannot purchase a regular 4-day base ticket from UT.

Buying Disney GCs at a discount and then using them to buy your tickets is probably your best hope. Try using the method described by nobellybutton or other schemes mentioned in the Disney Gift Card Deals Thread. That would result in savings in the range of 5%-18%.