What are my options for buying Disney park tickets, now?

[Bete]

What online places are available?

Any other choices?

 

[DisneyTexan]

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[Blanco]

Disneyworld

 

[easyas123]

We've purchased from Undercover Tourist many times-

 

[firefly_ris]

Check your private messages.

 

[DisneyTexan]

We've purchased from ****************** many times-

This is why I removed my post -- apparently this message board won't allow certain business websites to be posted.

 

[Marionnette]

What online places are available?

Any other choices?

I've found that the best deal is to buy discounted Disney GCs and purchase the tickets on disneyworld.disney.go.com

Most ticket retailers can't match the 10%+ discounts that I find.

 

[easyas123]

This is why I removed my post -- apparently this message board won't allow certain business websites to be posted.

O geez, I didn't even realize. Thanks !

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

Undercover Tourist

Never mind. We used to be allowed to say their name.

 

[Bete]

Thanks everyone. I didn't know this was against disboards policy.

 

[CAPSLOCK]

Google around for authorized resellers. Depending on when you're going, I've gotten good deals on black friday, some places will have 5% off their discounted prices. Other deals also pop up.

Although directly through Disney w/ discounted gift cards is a good method also.

 

[Marionnette]

Thanks everyone. I didn't know this was against disboards policy.

It's not. There are just certain businesses that for one reason or another are on the super secret do not discuss list.

 

[Eastern]

You can search touring plans ticket calculator to see prices from multiple sellers.

 

[Lewisc]

A few Disney ticket resellers not banned by DIS.

https://boardwalkticketing.com/Www.mapleleaftickets.com/
Www.Parksavers.com

Also try your AAA office. Discounts tend to be modest.

 

[Lewisc]

I've found that the best deal is to buy discounted Disney GCs and purchase the tickets on disneyworld.disney.go.com

Most ticket retailers can't match the 10%+ discounts that I find.

True. Reseller discounts tend to be closer to 5%,, maybe. BUT People who are sharpening the pencil, buying discounted gift cards at Target should also be analyzing credit card persk, points and cash back rewards they are forgoing by using a Target Red Card. I suspect the 10% you target is better, but maybe not if you're using your ticket $$$ to meet minimum spend requirements for a new card.

 

[Marionnette]

True. Reseller discounts tend to be closer to 5%,, maybe. BUT People who are sharpening the pencil, buying discounted gift cards at Target should also be analyzing credit card persk, points and cash back rewards they are forgoing by using a Target Red Card. I suspect the 10% you target is better, but maybe not if you're using your ticket $$$ to meet minimum spend requirements for a new card.

Target is only 5%.

I combine credit card perks with store discounts to get 10% or more off the face value. I currently have an offer on my ShopYourWay Mastercard for a 10% statement credit on grocery stores. If I combine that with the grocery store perks, and my ShopYourWay points earned, it comes closer to 13%.

Discover is offering 5% cash back at warehouse stores this quarter and both BJ's and Sam's online stores qualify. If a shopping portal credits for the purchase as well, I'm getting just over 10%.

Amex, Chase and Citi all have targeted offers for statement credits for either $X back on a purchase of at least $Y, or X% back up to $Y at select stores.

If you look hard enough, you can definitely do better than what Target is offering.

 

[Disneyfan754321]

My DH likes to buy direct because if any issues they are so good at taking care of you. So I go with the discounted Disney giftcard route. Usually Sam's club but sometimes other places. I use them for the whole room/ ticket package.
I also use giftcardwiki to find giftcard deals