WDW Theme Park tickets

[laura_<3]

Just looking for a bit of advice,

I'm thinking of getting our theme park tickets either this month or next and I've priced up Theme Park Tickets Direct and the WDW website as the best so far.

Does anyone have any opinions on those websites?
Do you get a printed 'voucher' on either or do you get the actual tickets posted out to you?
Does anyone have any other recommendations?

As a worrier I would much prefer to have the actual tickets than have a printed voucher to exchange for tickets when I get to WDW.

Thanks in advance

 

[Curious Yellow]

As a worrier I would much prefer to have the actual tickets than have a printed voucher to exchange for tickets when I get to WDW.

I'm the same! I'd like to know about that too.
Also looking about for a good deal too, like you've mentioned disney website seems to be the best so far.. but if anyone knows any better put us out of our misery

 

[wayneg]

Might be easier if you post which tickets you want and best price you have then if we see any cheaper we can post.

Personally I can't understand anyone having issues with etickets, can't remember last hard ticket I bought, for at least 2 years I have been using etickets, either direct from Disney, Seaworld, Universal or thru an agent.
Usually exchange at DTD on our 1st evening, never had anyone infront of me yet, takes seconds to do. sometimes no paperwork involved just quote a res number when you collect.
This Xmas we landed Xmas day and straight to MK, picked up DMIL's ticket at guest relations at the gates, no line again.
I am more worried forgetting to take our AP with us. At least if tickets are to pick up its one less thing to worry about.

 

[CustardTart]

I often buy from Mapleleaf Tickets as I like the non-expiry option. You get 'real' tickets from here too. What sort of ticket are you after...?

Might be easier if you post which tickets you want and best price you have then if we see any cheaper we can post.

Personally I can't understand anyone having issues with etickets, can't remember last hard ticket I bought, for at least 2 years I have been using etickets, either direct from Disney, Seaworld, Universal or thru an agent.
Usually exchange at DTD on our 1st evening, never had anyone infront of me yet, takes seconds to do. sometimes no paperwork involved just quote a res number when you collect.
This Xmas we landed Xmas day and straight to MK, picked up DMIL's ticket at guest relations at the gates, no line again.
I am more worried forgetting to take our AP with us. At least if tickets are to pick up its one less thing to worry about.

I agree. I just buy the cheapest I can find, whether voucher or ticket - never had any issues exchanging...

 

[martinrmn]

I compared Virgin 14 day premium Disney tickets to Attractionticketsdirect.com Virgin were £615 ATD £672
Universal 2 day bonus Virgin £205 ATD £332.
The price is for 2 adults one 9 yr old child.

ATD also price match with real tickets. I will shop around anyway as I believe every £ is a prisoner.

 

[CustardTart]

I got my Universal tickets from Viator - £206.05 for 3 adults. I went for the 2-Park Unlimited Admission Ticket valid for 7 Days...

 

[laura_<3]

I'm looking at getting 14 day Ultimate Disney tickets.

On Theme Park Tickets Direct they are £230, on WDW website they are currently priced at £221. They are the cheapest I've found so far.

 

[wayneg]

http://www.virginholidays.co.uk/ext...alt_disney_world/tickets_prices.aspx#ultimate

Virgin have them at £215, if you are in FVC then 10% off brings them down to £193.50 but will be vouchers.

If you can't get 10% off then Charter travel have them at £199.
Hope this link is not against rules but if its saving someone money and don't think they have their own site with pricelist.
http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=263778

 

[laura_<3]

Thanks everyone, I'll check out those sites.

 

[OrlandoMagic]

http://www.virginholidays.co.uk/ext...alt_disney_world/tickets_prices.aspx#ultimate

Virgin have them at £215, if you are in FVC then 10% off brings them down to £193.50 but will be vouchers.

If you can't get 10% off then Charter travel have them at £199.
Hope this link is not against rules but if its saving someone money and don't think they have their own site with pricelist.
http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=263778

Thanks for posting that link Wayne, we have been looking for the cheapest price for DC Ultimate swim for this september and they have them for £193 each which is the cheapest I have seen, unless anyone has seen them cheaper?

 

[wayneg]

No problem Simon. Its got a bit expensive to do DC recently(like everything else)
If you are buying online not sure if you can get cashback on tickets/excursions with Quidco, might be just packages. If you can they have increased cashback to 4% recently.