tix2fun.com - anyone used them before

[O'Mac]

I've been looking for some less expensive tickets and found tix2fun.com has good prices on them.

Anyone used them before?

Thanks!
Lee

 

[Brady's Mom]

What are their prices like? I don't want to create an account if I don't have to. Have you checked them against Getawaytoday and Disneyland.com?

 

[DizMe]

I couldn't get to the prices. I couldn't even set up an account because I don't have a partner code. It looks like it's an employee discount place or something like that. They say it saves 3% off MSRP, which isn't any better (I don't think) than GAT etc.

 

[O'Mac]

I got the reference code from military.com when looking for discounts.
I can't seem to find that referral code, i'll look for it later.

This is one i found in google
tix2fun.com/mportal.aspx?partnerid=1230

Here's the prices
3-day 159/131
4-day 174/149
Annual Pass 260 (deluxe) 376 (premium)

I like that I can get a discount on AP's there, but at the same time it seems abit "odd" as nobody else has those discounts.

 

[DizMe]

Those prices are pretty good. That's what I paid through AAA but I think their prices went up to what they are on the disneyland.com site now. If you can get those prices with no processing/shipping fee, that's a good deal.

 

[tink2dw]

Usually those prices are without taxs added when taxs are added they are a few dollars less. If you look at air fare it looks fab till they add the taxs, same with the hotels!!

 

[O'Mac]

Looks like there is a $5 - $6 fee per ticket (all are e-tickets so that additional fee seems excessive)

It also kills the annual passport discounted price with the fee.

Looking at the added fees, and that there is not really any info on the company, it looks like getting the tickets direct from Disney is a better choice.

 

[tink2dw]

The tax is the cities Entertainment Tax, for Anaheim or Orlando, it is paid on tickets, hotels, rent a cars and so forth.....