Ticket Question re: Undercover Tourist

[Crazy4Disney06]

I have a question about tickets purchased through Undercover Tourist.

If I purchase ticket via Undercover Tourist this year and do not use them (to get tickets at this years prices), can I use then on our trip at WDW NEXT year?

I priced out a package through WDWTC and then again with room only using AAA discount and tickets bought through UT and I got a savings over $150 dollars. Even for the tickets alone they are $60 dollars less than what WDW quotes, not to mention the yearly price increase on tickets we usually see around August.

 

[scootch]

yes, you can use them whenever. I bought ours last December for this November's trip!

 

[chartle]

I have a question about tickets purchased through Undercover Tourist.

If I purchase ticket via Undercover Tourist this year and do not use them (to get tickets at this years prices), can I use then on our trip at WDW NEXT year?

I priced out a package through WDWTC and then again with room only using AAA discount and tickets bought through UT and I got a savings over $150 dollars. Even for the tickets alone they are $60 dollars less than what WDW quotes, not to mention the yearly price increase on tickets we usually see around August.

Until you use them they good forever. UT tickets are regular Disney tickets.

 

[Crazy4Disney06]

Until you use them they good forever. UT tickets are regular Disney tickets.

Thanks!

I guess I am just used to Disneyland tickets that do expire even if you don't use them. Thanks again!

 

[ancestry]

Disney raised the ticket prices early this year. They already went up in June instead of the normal August.

To answer your question, yes you can buy tickets now and use them in the future as long as they remain unused.

 

[rock_doctor]

Tickets are good for ever until first use then you must use the remaining days with in 14 days of first use unless you get the no expire option. If you do then the remaining unused days are good forever. There are a huge number of people that buy their tickets well in advance to save money. I currently own two sets of 10 day ticket both no expire but one has the park hopper option. It will take me about 10yrs to use up these tickets. It really is the only way to get a hedge against ticket price increase.

 

[seashoreCM]

I currently own two sets of 14 day ticket both no expire but one has the park hopper option. It will take me about 10yrs to use up these tickets. It really is the only way to get a hedge against ticket price increase.

I thought that the 14 day tickets (only sold in the U.K.) all had absolute expiration dates, usually on December 31 of the year they were purchased.

Regular tickets sold in the U.S. have a maximum of 10 days.

 

[LoveToDisney]

I thought that the 14 day tickets (only sold in the U.K.) all had absolute expiration dates, usually on December 31 of the year they were purchased.

Regular tickets sold in the U.S. have a maximum of 10 days.

Sorry, you have the US ticket info wrong. My Disney ticket from Undercover Tourist says "Expires 14 days from first use" on the back of the ticket.

 

[lokin4deer]

I thought that the 14 day tickets (only sold in the U.K.) all had absolute expiration dates, usually on December 31 of the year they were purchased.

Regular tickets sold in the U.S. have a maximum of 10 days.

Sorry, you have the US ticket info wrong. My Disney ticket from Undercover Tourist says "Expires 14 days from first use" on the back of the ticket.

Seashore it is my understanding that 10 days is the max US people can buy. UK and Ireland people can buy 14 day. The 10 day ticket expires 14 days from the first use though. Better check your tickets? I read this a couple weeks ago I will see if I can find it again.

 

[lokin4deer]

Here is the US tickets http://www.mousesavers.com/wdwticketprices.html

Here is the UK/Ireland tickets http://www.mousesavers.com/specwdwtix.html

 

[rock_doctor]

I thought that the 14 day tickets (only sold in the U.K.) all had absolute expiration dates, usually on December 31 of the year they were purchased.

Regular tickets sold in the U.S. have a maximum of 10 days.

Yea you are correct, it was a typo on my part. I have two sets of 10 day tickets, wish we could get 14 day no expire tickets... I remember when 5 days was all you could get and there was no such thing as expiring... Thanks for keeping me honest.