Undercover Tourist, tickets are more

[KevinCG316]

I have seen where people are saying to save a few bucks buy your tickets from undercover tourist. I just compared the type of tickets i needed from UT website and Disney. Disney was 1098.00 UT was 1120.00.

So where do the deals come in from this site?

 

[swilshire]

The Disney tickets are probably before tax and UC includes the tax.

Sheila

 

[KevinCG316]

The Disney price after tax is 1117.00 UT 1120.00.

Again where do you find the savings?

 

[cepmom]

UT tickets include tax, Disney's do not.

you can also get even more discounted Undercover Tourist tickets when you click through the link in the Mousesaver's newsletter.

what tickets are you looking to buy?

 

[peezee]

The Disney price after tax is 1117.00 UT 1120.00.

Again where do you find the savings?

I guarantee you, there is more than $19 in sales tax on $1100 worth of tickets...

 

[cepmom]

I guarantee you, there is more than $19 in sales tax on $1100 worth of tickets...

good point. Is FL state tax 6.5%? That would mean the total for Disney's tickets should be 1169.xx, not 1117.00

 

[KevinCG316]

4 day hoppers 2 adult 2 kids


From Disney website:

2
4 Day Magic Your Way Ticket with Park Hopper (Ages 10 and Up)
$286.00 $18.59 $304.59
$609.18
2
4 Day Magic Your Way Ticket with Park Hopper (Ages 3 - 9)
$263.00 $17.10 $280.10
$560.20

SubTotal: $1,169.38

From UT:

Park Hopper (4 day) * Adult ($ 291.95) = $ 583.90
* Child ($ 268.95) = $ 537.90
Subtotal $ 1121.80


So in order to get saving i gotta join a newsletter?




Edit: Oops i think my eyes are going crazy in my 30's old age. It is 1169 i swore i saw 1116.
Sorry for the confusion.

OK so the question is you can save more through a newsletter??

 

[cepmom]

4 day hoppers 2 adult 2 kids


From Disney website:

2
4 Day Magic Your Way Ticket with Park Hopper (Ages 10 and Up)
$286.00 $18.59 $304.59
$609.18
2
4 Day Magic Your Way Ticket with Park Hopper (Ages 3 - 9)
$263.00 $17.10 $280.10
$560.20

SubTotal: $1,169.38

From UT:

Park Hopper (4 day) * Adult ($ 291.95) = $ 583.90
* Child ($ 268.95) = $ 537.90
Subtotal $ 1121.80


So in order to get saving i gotta join a newsletter?

so your price thorugh UT is already lower than Disney's (1169.38 vs 1121.80). But if you get Mousesaver's newsletter, there is a link in there every month to even better prices from Undercover Tourist. I can forward to you if you want...it just came out yesterday.

 

[KevinCG316]

so your price thorugh UT is already lower than Disney's (1169.38 vs 1121.80). But if you get Mousesaver's newsletter, there is a link in there every month to even better prices from Undercover Tourist. I can forward to you if you want...it just came out yesterday.

Yes can you please send me the newsletter (kevincg316@cs.com)
Sorry for the cunfussion, i just saw it wrong.

 

[Marionnette]

4 day hoppers 2 adult 2 kids


From Disney website:

2
4 Day Magic Your Way Ticket with Park Hopper (Ages 10 and Up)
$286.00 $18.59 $304.59
$609.18
2
4 Day Magic Your Way Ticket with Park Hopper (Ages 3 - 9)
$263.00 $17.10 $280.10
$560.20

SubTotal: $1,169.38

From UT:

Park Hopper (4 day) * Adult ($ 291.95) = $ 583.90
* Child ($ 268.95) = $ 537.90
Subtotal $ 1121.80


So in order to get saving i gotta join a newsletter?




Edit: Oops i think my eyes are going crazy in my 30's old age. It is 1169 i swore i saw 1116.
Sorry for the confusion.

OK so the question is you can save more through a newsletter??

No need to get the newsletter if you're satified with those prices.

The newsletter discount is even more than the regular undercovertourist discount. Can't post the prices here because the owner of mousesavers has asked her newsletter subscribers not to.

 

[PatMcDuck]

I think UT has free shipping, too. I buy from UT when I need passes.....

 

[katied]

Also, UT has great customer service. I bought 10 day, no-expiration, water parks and more PH for DS and DH on our last trip. I lost DS's ticket our second day there. Went to Guest Relations at WDW, they needed information from UT, called UT on the phone and they gave me everything I needed, plus an email with PDF of back of tickets, so I could get the ticket replaced right away from Disney. The PDF was great too, because a few days later, DH lost his ticket, and with the image they sent, got DH's ticket replaced no trouble at all.

What a relief...

 

[OhMari]

I buy all my tickets through MouseSavers than to UT.
Great customer service-they say it can take 10 days to get your tickets and mine has always shown up in 2 days.
They have an office in Orlando and they will even deliver your tickets to the resort.

They will run specials on certain tickets=I bought my 10 day non expiring Water Parks and More for the price of a 10 day expiring ticket over 2 years ago. Every once in awhile Mary will send out a special e-mail for different kinds of tickets.

 

[Thumper_Man]

I think UT has free shipping, too. I buy from UT when I need passes.....

Correct. UT's prices already include tax plus S&H.

 

[Thumper_Man]

OK so the question is you can save more through a newsletter??

Yes, you can save a little more through the newsletter. Looking at the prices on UT through the newsletter; you can pay a little more per ticket and get 6-day/Park Hoppers for what you're almost paying for the 4-day/Park Hoppers. Something to think about.

 

[mtblujeans]

You should sign up for the mousesavers newsletter. Not only do you get info and special rates the middle of each month, you can also receive "hot deals" that come out occasionally that might just work out as additional unexpected savings for your upcoming trip(s).