Ticket question!

[dchronister]

I asked this on the ticket post but got no answer, so I didn’t know if that page just doesn’t get a lot of traffic or if no one had the answer, so I’m gonna ask here! Has anyone bought tickets from the TMobile Tuesday app, they seem like a good deal but I just haven’t heard anyone say anything about them and the DIS people don’t usually miss out on a good deal! You would think they would have to be legit, but I’m leery, it could be a huge hassle to get them or get them connected, just looking for experience with the tickets!

 

[Surgie2]

...they seem like a good deal ...

How good of a deal? If it's too good to be true, I'd be leery. I have never heard of the app but that doesn't mean anything lol. I was just pricing tickets on Undercover Tourist today which is a reputable ticket seller. For our dates in November, we'll save about $29 per ticket for a 3-day pass vs buying on the WDW site. If the price you are seeing is hugely discounted, I personally would not buy them.

 

[dchronister]

How good of a deal? If it's too good to be true, I'd be leery. I have never heard of the app but that doesn't mean anything lol. I was just pricing tickets on Undercover Tourist today which is a reputable ticket seller. For our dates in November, we'll save about $29 per ticket for a 3-day pass vs buying on the WDW site. If the price you are seeing is hugely discounted, I personally would not buy them.

I’m going by myself so my ticket with undercover tourist wasn’t a huge discount, if I was going with a bunch of people I would for sure get my tickets with them! My ticket thru Disney is right at $875, same ticket with TMobile is $750! That’s why I was trying to see if anyone has gone that route, I won’t buy one without any reviews of them! But I will say that I read an article about Disney and TMobile partnering up! . But since no one lane has bought them, I wont be doing it!

 

[Genie+]

For a while we were buying from boardwalkticketing. For years they had the best prices for hoppers. But now ticket prices have gone so crazy - this year we bought from a UK site for our December trip. $850 for 7 day hoppers and we got them for $650 off attractiontickets. And they’re actually hopper plus, include memory maker and have a longer window to use them. They loaded right in to our MDE just like any other 3rd party ticket we used.

This website is quiet because it is imploding around news about one of the founders.

 

[Surgie2]

I’m going by myself so my ticket with undercover tourist wasn’t a huge discount, if I was going with a bunch of people I would for sure get my tickets with them! My ticket thru Disney is right at $875, same ticket with TMobile is $750! That’s why I was trying to see if anyone has gone that route, I won’t buy one without any reviews of them! But I will say that I read an article about Disney and TMobile partnering up! . But since no one lane has bought them, I wont be doing it!

This is a thread discussing t-mobile discounts for DL from a couple years ago. It seems it is a legitimate discount but you have to be sure you include the fees in the pricing so you're comparing apples to apples. https://www.disboards.com/threads/discounted-tickets.3838836/

 

[Surgie2]

This website is quiet because it is imploding around news about one of the founders.

I'm not seeing any news beyond the ordinary theme park discussions. What's up?

 

[scrappinginontario]

I'm not seeing any news beyond the ordinary theme park discussions. What's up?

Please keep this thread on topic of the original question of purchasing tickets from a specific vendor.

Off topic discussions in this thread will be removed.

You may wish to visit the DIS Unplugged board if you wish to read more about the topic mentioned.

 

[seashoreCM]

Do the tickets come with the same combination of attributes (entitlements) as tickets listed on DIsney's web site?

Some tickets are "promotional" instead of "standard" where you cannot upgrade them (add days, etc.) Such tickets usually have different attributes for example three theme park days and (only) one water park admission.

Not upgradable means that, if you want to extend your vacation, you have to buy another ticket, paying first, second, and third day (higher) rates for, say, your fourth, fifth, etc. vacation days.

 

[disneydreamer1980]

Id assume since tmobile is a reputable company that the tickets are as well

 

[lanejudy]

I'm not familiar with tickets from T-Mobile, but I assume you are a T-Mobile subscriber and this is a perk offered. If so, T-Mobile is legit and I would expect any perks offered by them are as well. As PP mentions, just make sure you check the terms and conditions; some promotional tickets end up as a hassle to exchange/refund if your trip gets cancelled or changed.

 

[dchronister]

They Offer the exact same tickets as Disney, one park per day, option to add park hopping and also a Plus option! I have gone all the way thru the process just stopped short of actually paying for them to check for extra fees and such and there doesnt appear to be any! I was just hoping some one had used these and could give me some feedback, just trying to do my research! Thanks for the responses!

 

[_19disnA]

If the app is actually related to TMobile, I would assume it is legit. I would be careful of downloading apps of unknown origin that SOUND like they are associated with a legit company when in fact they are not.