Undercover Tourist is still the best?

[abmitch01]

right? For WDW tickets? Traveling with DBF who has only been to one amusement park in his life and is Egyptian American so he has no clue about Disney culture. When I told him it is $400 for 4 days +2 free extra days, he was sure he could find tickets cheaper. I haven't been since 2013 but that was the seller I always used. I am missing anything better?

 

[Kim Gillihan]

I think so! I just bought mine again from them after shopping others as well... so I say good luck getting a better deal!!

 

[Derry Wade]

Park Savers was a bit less than UT for the 7 day park hoppers we bought last fall. I would check both sites to see - they run different discounts at different times.

 

[pirasha]

If you are a member of AAA I'd check there assuming you are in a state that sells Disney Tickets at AAA. I'm in PA and when I was looking prices were around $5-10 less than UT. If I remember correctly though you could only get up to a 4 day ticket. Worth looking into....goodluck!

 

[Marionnette]

right? For WDW tickets? Traveling with DBF who has only been to one amusement park in his life and is Egyptian American so he has no clue about Disney culture. When I told him it is $400 for 4 days +2 free extra days, he was sure he could find tickets cheaper. I haven't been since 2013 but that was the seller I always used. I am missing anything better?

It depends on the tickets that you're buying. They are not always the least costly source. It's always best to do a cost comparison when you're ready to make your purchase. Touring plans has a ticket calculator that compares several ticket resellers and gives you their prices (including tax) so that you can determine the best buy.
https://touringplans.com/walt-disney-world/ticket-calculator

 

[abmitch01]

thank you!

 

[Ngwira]

Sign up for mousesavers.com email newsletter. If you wait until the 15th of the month when mousesavers sends out their link from undercover tourist, you will save about $5 or so per ticket.

 

[Jimsig]

It all depends. You need to do your homework on it. Just because UT is cheaper on one type of ticket they may not be on a another. A couple years ago we were getting 6 day one park per day tickets. I priced out Disney, AAA, and UT. If I used the Disney GC's I got a Target using their Red Debit card the (for 5% off) tickets were cheaper right through Disney. However if I had wanted Hopper Tix AAA would have been the best bet. This past trip (Oct 2017) UT was cheaper then the others and we were able to get 7 day Hoppers for the 4 day price at the previous years pricing as we purchased them in Fed just after Disney raised prices. I didn't really bother pricing out any other type of ticket that time as we knew we wanted Hoppers.

 

[Monykalyn]

I've used UT, Parksavers, Maple Leaf tickets and Orlando Ticket Center. Depends on type of ticket and days.
If they are within a buck or two I generally do go with UT-their customer service and delivery time is top notch. Booked a Disney hotel through them for last minute trip in March and had reservation number to link to MDE within hours.
Also-if your are signed up with Ebates-cashback is offered as well.