WDW tickets, where to buy? Where to go for codes?

[travelingmom4]

Here is where I'm looking

Parksavers: doesn't win in price but they have a place for coupon codes, where would I find one, maybe that would make it the winner?

Official ticket Center: they keep saying E-tickets, so I don't get an actual hard ticket from them?

Boardwalk Ticketing (I've read previous threads) Looking to be the best price today, do I get an actual ticket?

What say ye?
I'm assuming these prices fluctuate daily? Weekly?

Thanks for any help!!

 

[Jimsig]

Here is where I'm looking

Parksavers: doesn't win in price but they have a place for coupon codes, where would I find one, maybe that would make it the winner?

Official ticket Center: they keep saying E-tickets, so I don't get an actual hard ticket from them?

Boardwalk Ticketing (I've read previous threads) Looking to be the best price today, do I get an actual ticket?

What say ye?
I'm assuming these prices fluctuate daily? Weekly?

Thanks for any help!!

With an E-Ticket they will send you an email with a "Reservation" number. When you are set up and signed into MDE you enter that in the ticket section and then assign a ticket to each person in your party.


Also try

Undercover Tourist

AAA

Disney- if you get Disney GC's at Target using the Target Red Card or other places figuring in your savings.


You need to do your homework as there are so many places with different prices for the different type of tickets (Park Hopper-no park hopper etc) tickets. A couple years ago when comparing prices going through Disney using Dis GC's I bought at Target was the best deal for what I needed, no-park hoppers. However if I had wanted Park Hoppers AAA would have been my best bet. This past trip Undercover e-tickets was the best bet for what I needed. They had a deal that I could get 7 days for the price of 4 for hoppers.

 

[jeff_h]

Official ticket Center: they keep saying E-tickets, so I don't get an actual hard ticket from them?

I just bought from OTC via the TP website last week, got actual tickets via certified mail (signature required) a couple days ago, loaded them into MDE without issue.

 

[hsmamato2]

I found boardwalk to be the cheapest recently,

 

[SmallMama]

I actually discovered my job gives us access to benefit hub which offers emoloyee discount on WDW tickets. I was looking at one day ticket and the site beat Disney's price plus offer $25 gift card for restaurant.com or hollywood. so maybe check to see if your job offers something similar.

 

[travelingmom4]

I actually discovered my job gives us access to benefit hub which offers emoloyee discount on WDW tickets. I was looking at one day ticket and the site beat Disney's price plus offer $25 gift card for restaurant.com or hollywood. so maybe check to see if your job offers something similar.

We already checked at my husband's work, it's a no go for us.

 

[SmallMama]

We already checked at my husband's work, it's a no go for us.

Oh too bad, but there are also tickets 2.com, orlando fun tickets, and mousesavers have special pricing for undercover tourist WDW tickets.

 

[anita46]

Check your AMEX specials (for me its on the Gold AMEX)...usually have UT for $20 back with $100 spend

 

[uksaint]

Check your AMEX specials (for me its on the Gold AMEX)...usually have UT for $20 back with $100 spend

Don't know about "Usually" - maybe once or twice a year. As far as I know, the last one expired on Jan 1.

I think last years UT/Amex offers went live in March and October - no guarantee what will happen this year.

 

[anita46]

Didn't mean to imply this was guaranteed...best not to assume anything will be there when you are ready to pull the trigger. I always double check every option before purchasing...good luck.

 

[travelingmom4]

Oh too bad, but there are also tickets 2.com, orlando fun tickets, and mousesavers have special pricing for undercover tourist WDW tickets.

I'll check these also before I buy. I forgot about mouse savers, is it a code in every newsletter? Thank You for more options! Buying for 13 people so it won't be a cheap purchase and want to get the lowest price.

 

[travelingmom4]

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Didn't mean to imply this was guaranteed...best not to assume anything will be there when you are ready to pull the trigger. I always double check every option before purchasing...good luck.

Thank you, since I'm buying for 13 I think my best option is finding cheapest per ticket instead of other offers. At least that seems the least complicated.

 

[cassie58]

Also check if tax is included - we like that UT and Maple Leaf both include tax so you know that is the final price. Have not used the others you mentioned, so just an FYI.

 

[SmallMama]

I'll check these also before I buy. I forgot about mouse savers, is it a code in every newsletter? Thank You for more options! Buying for 13 people so it won't be a cheap purchase and want to get the lowest price.

It is a saver in every newsletter, but the hot deal (might not be the name) comes out with yhe best deals. I believe that is once a month.

 

[travelingmom4]

It is a saver in every newsletter, but the hot deal (might not be the name) comes out with yhe best deals. I believe that is once a month.

Ok thank you, I'll keep my eye out!

 

[cassie58]

Ok thank you, I'll keep my eye out!

Just an FYI that ticket prices have gone up the last few years in Feb. so you might want to buy soon. Keep an eye out on here and Mousesavers for any announcements - Mousesavers is already saying buy sooner rather than later if you can.

 

[Jimsig]

Just an FYI that ticket prices have gone up the last few years in Feb. so you might want to buy soon. Keep an eye out on here and Mousesavers for any announcements - Mousesavers is already saying buy sooner rather than later if you can.

I want to say last year they went up a week earlier the the year before as well. I got mine from UT on Feb 16 and that was after Disney prices had gone up, UT still had the previous prices in stock so I lucked out. I think they went up that previous Sat or Sunday.