Undercover Tourist ticket question

[Nana2Callie]

We are needing tickets for 4 days (no hopper) and when I looked at the pricing it seemed that real savings begins at 5 days tickets. Am I missing something? thanks,

 

[Marionnette]

We are needing tickets for 4 days (no hopper) and when I looked at the pricing it seemed that real savings begins at 5 days tickets. Am I missing something? thanks,

I'm looking at their page through the Mousesavers link and 5-day MYW base tickets are actually cheaper than the 4-day base tickets!

This isn't always the case, but it is for today.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

There is no such thing as a "free" day on any Disney ticket; it is all Marketing Hype!

Whether you are buying a four day ticket with three free days, a five day ticket with two free days, a six day ticket with one free day, or a seven day ticket, all you are buying is a seven day ticket.

Disney wholesales out their tickets to authorized resellers, who are allowed to set any price they want on them. Some may only buy tickets with certain numbers of days, so they advertise free days.

One thing to do is be aware of the actual Gate price of each ticket. If you go to Post #18-A of the locked sticky Everything About WDW Tickets you can see the official chart. Note these prices do not include the 6.5% Sales Tax. Some of the locations include the tax in their displayed prices while others add it at the end. To get to the sticky click on the link in my signature.

 

[Conway733]

Just purchased 5 day park hoppers through Undercover Tourist and would gladly do so again. I believe the tax is figured into their costs - and when we purchased from UC they were still selling at the prices before the price increase - don't know if they still have tickets left or not. Also, if you sign up for the Mousesavers newsletter, they usually have a link to UC with even more of a discount.