ticket purchasing

[Smylie]

Dh and I have not been to Disney in many years and we are bringing our two small boys for the first time this Spring. I am amazed at how the ticket options have changed over the years. My question is: Does it make any difference where I buy the tickets? I know exactly what we want regarding how many days, park hopping options, waterparks etc, and expiration dates so all I need is just to buy the tickets. Is there any way to actually save money on the tickets or are they pretty much the same everywhere?

Thanks!

 

[AJMlovesRLM]

I just purchsed online and, after a bunch of research, I found undercovertourist.com to be the best priced. They delivered the correct tickets without any problems.

Also, they have an office on/near Disney property, which made me feel better!

 

[Our2Girls&Disney]

Not sure if you are a subscriber to mousesavers newletter. Subscribers are given a link to a discounted rates from ticketmania and undercovertourist. I purchased my tickets for our upcoming trip through the mousesavers link for ticketmania. Tickets came quickly, I was very pleased. I hear that ticketmania now charges shipping, but undercover tourist does not. I suggest looking at them both for pricing.

 

[ansky922]

I don't know about yours but my disney store in my local mall sells the tics you might save a little money

 

[dj2]

definately join up at www.mousesavers.com . e-mailed newsletters come out on the 15th of every month, with links to legitimate discounted ticket sites.

 

[Lilo312]

Just purchased tickets from TicketMania for my April 06 trip.
Saved myself about $60.

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

The Disney Store is probably the last place that I would buy my tickets. They offer no discounts other than WDW's normal advance-purchase price. I've found that different ticketbrokers are better than others, depending on the ticket that you want to buy. Here are some that I've either used or heard positive feedback on:
The Official Ticket Center
Ticketmania
Undercover Tourist
Discount Orlando Vacation
Maple Leaf Tickets
Compare their prices, including tax and shipping charges. Some don't charge for shipping and others can rock you on the price. And if you sign up for the MouseSavers.com Newsletter (which comes out on the 15th of every month), you'll find links in it for even lower ticket prices at one or more of the above ticketbrokers.

 

[calypso*a*go-go]

Are you eligible for military benefits? If so, you can buy your tickets at Shades of Green when you arrive, or your local MWR before you leave.

 

[Andrea]

awsome, i just booked marked all those sites