Tickets at Disney store

[Trainerdude]

Hi,

Does the Disney store in Canada sell 1 day park passes? Are they the same price as the park?

 

[isabellea]

I don't think Disney stores sells tickets. In fact, I believe you can only buy 1-day tickets directly from WDW since price are now date-specific.

 

[papertraveller]

The best place to purchase tickets is through Undercover Tourist -- you'll save the tax, so actually cheaper than the gate.

 

[bankr63]

The best place to purchase tickets is through Undercover Tourist -- you'll save the tax, so actually cheaper than the gate.

But UT does not sell single day tickets.

ETA:
Oops, I stand corrected, they now do sell 1 and 2 day tickets. They used to only sell 3+ day passes.

 

[isabellea]

Compare prices because I remember seeing a 2 days tickets at UT that was more expensive than the ones sold directly by Disney.

 

[Trainerdude]

Thank you. I will check out UT and will compare them as well to CAA prices.

 

[bankr63]

Compare prices because I remember seeing a 2 days tickets at UT that was more expensive than the ones sold directly by Disney.

True, but also pay attention to total costs. UT does charge slightly higher than gate admission for their 1 and 2 day tickets (they state that right on the website), BUT if you want your tickets in advance and are planning on ordering from Disney, watch out for shipping. That is actually the root of my comment above.

About 4 years ago now my SIL and her 2 boys were joining us for a couple of days at Disney. I bought our family tickets at UT, but couldn't get her 2 day passes from UT back then. So I ordered them from Disney and was shocked to have a shipping charge of somewhere around US$25-30! So, yes, cheaper to wait until day of and buy them at the gate, but that slows you down. If you want tickets in hand in advance, UT is still a good option for 1 or 2 day tickets.

 

[starvenger]

Hi,

Does the Disney store in Canada sell 1 day park passes? Are they the same price as the park?

They unfortunately stopped selling these a few years ago. I remember asking a while back when trying to get a 2-day for my M-I-L but ended up going to CAA instead.

 

[Trainerdude]

They unfortunately stopped selling these a few years ago. I remember asking a while back when trying to get a 2-day for my M-I-L but ended up going to CAA instead.

Does CAA have them right there to sell? I am a CAA member so I can easily do that. If not, I will just order them online and link them.

 

[starvenger]

I don’t recall if CAA has them online but maybe call your local office to see if they have any passes?

 

[StarSeven7]

True, but also pay attention to total costs. UT does charge slightly higher than gate admission for their 1 and 2 day tickets (they state that right on the website), BUT if you want your tickets in advance and are planning on ordering from Disney, watch out for shipping. That is actually the root of my comment above.

About 4 years ago now my SIL and her 2 boys were joining us for a couple of days at Disney. I bought our family tickets at UT, but couldn't get her 2 day passes from UT back then. So I ordered them from Disney and was shocked to have a shipping charge of somewhere around US$25-30! So, yes, cheaper to wait until day of and buy them at the gate, but that slows you down. If you want tickets in hand in advance, UT is still a good option for 1 or 2 day tickets.

You don't actually need to have your tickets shipped at all, you can just get e-tickets. If you don't have magic bands to scan in and use for fastpasses, you can do will-call and pick up your plastic ticket media when you get down there.

 

[Trainerdude]

Thanks Everyone. I just ordered them online and they linked up. We are staying 2 days at Port Orleans as well so we can do a downtown Disney day as well