Undercover Tourist Park to Park price almost same as Universal one park 2 days?

[Alice777]

Am I looking at this correctly?

On the Undercover Tourist website they have 2 days park to park (plus 3rd day free/tax included) promo for $199.56 vs Universal website has one park 2 days (3rd day free/including tax) for $181.04. For extra $10, we can do 2 (or 3 days) of park to park?

Has anyone bought from Undercover? How reliable are they? How can their price be so much lower?

Since we'll be there 2nd week of April, we can use them before expiration date of May.

What do you all think?

 

[VacaPlanner2012]

We have only bought tickets from UT, very reliable.

 

[Alice777]

We have only bought tickets from UT, very reliable.

Thank you.

Just worried because how can their price be so much lower.....

 

[macraven]

Received an UO email last night for their buy 2 day, get 3rd day free pass
And receive coupon booklet up to $150 worth of coupons
Did not look at the price

I say buy from whoever you want
Both places are valid sellers
Just go for the special 3 day pass

I have bought from UT for wdw tickets and was very satisfied with their service

 

[cinnamon-sugah]

I have used UT and can verify that they are reliable.

 

[bumbershoot]

UT is reliable and has been for years. They have been ones to get problems fixed over at WDW, by calling their people and clarifying ticketing issues. They know more about the themeparks than the themeparks do.

Very very VERY reliable.

 

[Alice777]

Thank you all.
Do you know if we get coupon book if we get tix from them? If so, will it be mailed with the tix?

 

[macraven]

order from UO and you can pick the coupon booklet up in the parks

The booklet is not mailed out

 

[illinidp]

If you are renting a car another perk with UT tickets is after buying tickets you have access to their travel agency rates which can be as much as 50% off.

 

[NEMouse]

I am a fan of UT and received an email that prices were going up to match the increase at the parks. Currently their prices were about 10 less than UO but came out to be even better after factoring in the taxes (UT is total price, initial viewing at UO is pre-tax) and I am getting physical tickets mailed with free shipping. Previously have used them for Disney and had no issues with upgrading in the parks.

I don't know what coupons we are missing out on but highly recommend UT as an alternative.

 

[macraven]

if your goal is to save some money, UT is another way to do so.

i used them for years on my disney tickets.
i have the ap for universal so buying tickets isn't anything i have to deal with for UO trips.

the two vendors i have used in past years has been UT and Mapleleaf.

both are valid and have a good reputation.

it's personal choice of where you want to purchase your tickets.

 

[cyndik1111]

If you got tickets from UT, can you get booklet too?

 

[macraven]

From what i read, no

It's a deal advertised with UO to encourage to buy from them and not from another company

 

[bumbershoot]

If the coupon book is super-important, maybe buy ONE ticket from UO and the rest from undercover or mapleleaf?

 

[cyndik1111]

What's in the book? We have AAA and was planning on using that for some discounts. Is the book full of amazing deals? Or is it just OK?
We already got our tickets from UT. I am considering buying annual passes depending on the cost. We might do another trip in the Fall.

 

[macraven]

Same coupon set up as in all the past years

Similar to coupons as:
One child eats free off specific menu at city walk with paying adult

Percent off when eating at blank restaurant from 2-4

I can pull up last years coupon booklet to see what all was listed then

Each year when I get them I don't use them and give mine away

I use my AP for the discounts and the coupons from the attraction desk