Travel Republic for park tickets?

[ks050486]

Just wondered if anyone has used travel republic to buy park tickets and what your experiences of them are? Also do they send you actual tickets or vouchers? I usually use either Attraction Tickets Direct or get tickets from cast member friends I still have from when I was a cm but travel republic seem way cheaper which I must admit is raising my suspicions ha!

 

[wayneg]

There has been a few bought from them recently latest posts were yesterday, last 2 posts in this thread http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2391320

Also check Kenny's thread for prices http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2374222
He has not updated last couple of weeks due to working Offshore but links there to popular ticket sellers to get latest prices.

In my experience ATD have got very expensive compared to other sellers. Depending on type of ticket we sometimes get our CM friends to buy for us but UK tickets usually work out better value.

 

[Cyrano]

We used Travel Republic for USF tickets and Kenny's update for Disney

 

[fearfall]

We used them for our Universal Orlando 2-Park Bonus Ticket which cost us £75 for 14 days, ordered online wed 3rd came recorded post on sat 6th and they are real tickets so i would reccomend them ( i usually use undercover tourist)

 

[meryll83]

Do the Universal tickets have an expiry date? I need some for September/October...

 

[MrsTigger]

Do the Universal tickets have an expiry date? I need some for September/October...

I would like to know this too.... Travel Republic seem cheapest for both US and seaworld tickets

 

[Cyrano]

I do not see any expiry date on our tickets. Just "14 consecutive days including first use"

 

[wayneg]

Never known Universal tickets to have an expiry date.

 

[fizz13]

I just ordered a ton of tickets from them today as their prices were so good, but from the fine print regarding expiries, it says that the first day of use must be within the calendar year you bought them for, so september/october should be fine.
With their universal prices as well as seaworld/aquatica this was definitely cheaper than buying a flexticket. wet and wild i can live without