ticket question

[MBIJ]

Is it still cheaper to buy tickets at the Disney Store than if we buy them at a resort/park? And, does the Disney Store's sell the new tickets customized as we chose?

 

[SuzyQue]

Yes it is cheaper to buy the tickets at the Disney Store, you get the advance purchase price. Sorry, don't know about the customizing tickets.~~

 

[SnackyStacky]

Is it still cheaper to buy tickets at the Disney Store than if we buy them at a resort/park? And, does the Disney Store's sell the new tickets customized as we chose?

You can customize tickets, and get the advance purchase discounts with the following exceptions:

1.) NO discounts on base tickets. (That's Disney wide, not just the Disney Stores)

2.) NO discounts on tickets that have 4 or fewer days.

3.) You cannot add non-expiration at the stores - that can only be done at the parks.

 

[G00fyDad]

How about when the MNSSHP dates are released? Can I buy tickets at the Disney store for that?

 

[rickdeni]

Bump! I am curious about the MNSSHP tickets too.

 

[disneyag]

You have to order the MNSSHP tickets from WDW.

 

[G00fyDad]

 

[jl3614]

I just today was investigating tickets for our upcoming (April) trip. I called the local Disney Store and AAA (central Indiana AAA).

As stated above the Disney store sells hopper tickets of 5 or more days at the advance purchase price. Our sales tax is slightly less than Florida so the price I was quoted was a about $1/ticket less than purchasing over the phone. Our store sells 2 - 7 day base tickets and hoppers. They do not sell 1 day tickets, 10 day tickets, or the "no-expire" option.

My conversation with AAA was interesting. They still are selling Park Hopper tickets. They have 4 and 5 day park hoppers and 6 day park hopper plus available. They told me they would continue selling these until they were trained to sell MYW tickets some time next month. The AAA agent said she was told they would sell 3, 4, and 7 day MYW tickets. She did not know if they would be selling the hopper or "no-expire" options.

 

[sweetpeakaris]

Are you saying that you can't buy 1 day tickets from the Disney Store?

 

[SnackyStacky]

Are you saying that you can't buy 1 day tickets from the Disney Store?

I believe you can. What I'm saying is that there is no advance purchase discount on tickets that are 4 days or fewer.

 

[GoldenOldie]

...Our sales tax is slightly less than Florida so the price I was quoted was a about $1/ticket less than purchasing over the phone..

Your state sales tax rate is immaterial as the only tax charged on WDW tickets is the 6.5% by the State of Florida. It doesn't matter what state you are in when you purchase the tickets. They can only be used in Florida and are thus only and always subject to the FL sales tax, not your home state's tax.

 

[crusoemom]

Can someone tell me where I can get the 10-day tickets from?
And are prices posted for them somewhere?
TIA!

 

[G00fyDad]

Call the Central Reservation Office. They can do it. They have asked me on several occasions if I wanted to stay longer than the 8 days I currently have booked.

 

[EEyorelover22]

Can someone tell me where I can get the 10-day tickets from?
And are prices posted for them somewhere?
TIA!

If you go to the Disney site and select tickets you can get the prices from there with the different options. I know that a 10 day park hopper with 5 options that will expire is 295.02 tax included.

There are prices posted on mousesavers for 10 day tickets too.

 

[golfgal]

Are you saying that you can't buy 1 day tickets from the Disney Store?

When Disney announced the new MYW tickets, they said that one day tickets were available at the parks only. Multi-day tickets are available for pre-purchase and various locations.

 

[GoldenOldie]

Can someone tell me where I can get the 10-day tickets from?
And are prices posted for them somewhere?
TIA!

You can see Disney's prices for the MYW combinations on Deb's site. You can get most of the same tickets from one of the ticket wholesalers like Maple Leaf, Ticketmania, OTC, etc for anywhere from a couple of dollars to around 20 dollars less per ticket than Disney charges.

 

[crzy4mk]

I believe you can. What I'm saying is that there is no advance purchase discount on tickets that are 4 days or fewer.

I don't think so. As far as I know, one day tickets have never been available at Disney stores. You can't even order them online from Disney, I don't think.