Ticket Questions

[Cinderella16]

Hi Everyone,
We are new to DVC so the matter of buying tickets that are not part of a package is foreign to us.

I have been doing research all morning about the cheapest place to buy tickets and it seems the Mousesavers Link to Undercover Tourist is a popular trend among DVC members. I just signed up for a newsletter, but if anyone has the May issue handy, could you please PM me a link to it?

My other question is if we buy tickets through Undercover Tourist, will Disney be able to add tickets to the KTTW card when we get there? If they can, does the resort do this or will we have to visit a Guest Relations/ticket window?

The park hoppers are for family who are joining us and we just want to make it as convenient as possible by having tickets, room key, and dining plan all on one card. Plus, DH and I will have to visit Guest Relations anyways to get our annual passes activated, so it's not a big deal if the resort doesn't do it, I am just trying to figure out our plan of action on the day of arrival because I know everyone will be itching to get into MK, especially me and I hate wasting time, especially on vacation.

Thanks in advance!

 

[ses1230]

UT tickets can be added to your KTTW at your resort concierge desk.

If you pm me your email I will forward you the newsletter.

 

[xstitches]

I sent you a pm with the link to the news letter.

 

[Cinderella16]

Thank you so much! Just ordered our tickets, this trip is starting to feel real! We haven't gone since May 2010, and that is a long time in between for us!

 

[tinker925]

Just ordered tickets from UT last night, 7 6-day hoppers, saved a good amount of money, great deal and I'll have them added to our KTTW cards at check in as well.

 

[jockotaco]

What is the link to this site and does it work for California?

 

[luckyman_apd]

Edit.... Link removed due to Mousesavers.com policy. If you just signed up for the newsletter, PM me your email address and I will forward the May 15th newsletter to you. If ticket prices jump before the June 15th newsletter, you will get an email from them with an UT link.

It DOES NOT work for California. UT does not sell Disneyland tickets. I think there are situations where you can exchange unused days from WDW tickets into DL tickets, but I'm not sure and I would research it first. They work independently from each other as far as tickets and AP's. You can buy a Premium pass that works for both parks, but it is expensive (like $800) and you really must spend a lot of time in both parks in a year to make it worth it, although it does come with all water parks and everything.

For Disneyland go to Arestravel. Here is the link

http://arestravel.com/722_DisneylandResort.html

If you hurry, you can still buy from Ares at the OLD prices. Disneyland tickets went up in price on 5/20, but Ares still has Stock of the old prices.

Ares is different than UT in that they don't mail you the actual ticket. You print out a voucher to take to the ticket window at DLR and they issue you your tickets. UT tickets for WDW get mailed directly to you and you can use them instantly at the gate, or have them transfered onto your key to the world room key at check in.



Edit.....I just noticed I have tickers in my signature!!!! I don't know who did that for me but it looks awesome and THANKS!!!!

 

[CKCruising]

Here is the direct link from the mousesavers newsletter. (Hope this is not against policy)...

I think the text in the newsletter is pretty clear:

The ticket offer listed below is EXCLUSIVE to readers of the MouseSavers Newsletter and not available to the general public. Please don't post the private link below in public discussion forums (i.e. the DIS Boards, TripAdvisor) or publish the link anywhere else. It is fine to share the link privately with friends. Thanks!

 

[luckyman_apd]

I think the text in the newsletter is pretty clear:

The ticket offer listed below is EXCLUSIVE to readers of the MouseSavers Newsletter and not available to the general public. Please don't post the private link below in public discussion forums (i.e. the DIS Boards, TripAdvisor) or publish the link anywhere else. It is fine to share the link privately with friends. Thanks!

Ok, will remove it!

 

[ses1230]

Here is the direct link from the mousesavers newsletter. (Hope this is not against policy)


It DOES NOT work for California. UT does not sell Disneyland tickets. I think there are situations where you can exchange unused days from WDW tickets into DL tickets, but I'm not sure and I would research it first. They work independently from each other as far as tickets and AP's. You can buy a Premium pass that works for both parks, but it is expensive (like $800) and you really must spend a lot of time in both parks in a year to make it worth it, although it does come with all water parks and everything.

For Disneyland go to Arestravel. Here is the link

http://arestravel.com/722_DisneylandResort.html

If you hurry, you can still buy from Ares at the OLD prices. Disneyland tickets went up in price on 5/20, but Ares still has Stock of the old prices.

Ares is different than UT in that they don't mail you the actual ticket. You print out a voucher to take to the ticket window at DLR and they issue you your tickets. UT tickets for WDW get mailed directly to you and you can use them instantly at the gate, or have them transfered onto your key to the world room key at check in.



Edit.....I just noticed I have tickers in my signature!!!! I don't know who did that for me but it looks awesome and THANKS!!!!

You should edit your post and remove the link to UT. You can forward the whole newsletter to someone, but the owner of MouseSavers ( a member here on the DIS) asks that the link not be published.

 

[luckyman_apd]

You should edit your post and remove the link to UT. You can forward the whole newsletter to someone, but the owner of MouseSavers ( a member here on the DIS) asks that the link not be published.

I did, so you should delete my quote in your reply to delete the link.

 

[TinkerBill1960]

I just signed up for MouseSavers newsletter yesterday. I have an unexpected trip to WDW from June 18-July 1, and with the recent price hike, I'm worried that if I wait until the MS newsletter arrives around the 15th, UT will be out of lower-priced tickets.

Would someone please be so kind as to send me the MS newsletter link for UT?

Magical thanks!
TinkerBill