Where are you getting your WDW tickets from?

[Neoshoegal]

At 10 Day Magic your Way PLUS Ticket is $20 more on MapleLeaf than what I got on Ticketmania (with mousesaver discount)

 

[JohnnySharp2]

At 10 Day Magic your Way PLUS Ticket is $20 more on MapleLeaf than what I got on Ticketmania (with mousesaver discount)

It cost us overall $15 more when we bought our 2 adult/1 child MYW from MapleLeaf so yes your suggestion is slightly cheaper...we just preferred to collect them direct from ML on the 192 in Kissimmee rather than have them posted.

 

[SEVANS2208]

At 10 Day Magic your Way PLUS Ticket is $20 more on MapleLeaf than what I got on Ticketmania (with mousesaver discount)

Perhaps it depends what options you add on then. I couldn't find anything cheaper for what we needed (7 day MYW + no expiration). If there is something cheaper though please don't tell me as I've ordered them now

 

[JohnnySharp2]

Perhaps it depends what options you add on then. I couldn't find anything cheaper for what we needed (7 day MYW + no expiration). If there is something cheaper though please don't tell me as I've ordered them now

Ha Ha - I don't think you could find them too much cheaper - $5 each for the 3 of us I can live with.

 

[Scottish-Helen]

Another vote for Ticketmania here. We got 10 day Magic Your Way tickets through them and they ship free to the UK

I only found out about the Mousesavers discount after I'd bought them though....doh!

 

[sandshal]

Best price I could get other than destinitickets was cheapest-park-tickets.com - visited their site yesterday and apparantely they ceased to trade on the 6th Dec (although it did say all existing orders would be honoured!)

 

[steve_rob]

This trip we got all our tickets from Ticketmania.com and they were superb on price and customer service. Next time we won't be buying any Disney tickets (have enough days left on non-expiring ones already), but we probably will go back to Ticketmania for any Universal or SeaWorld ones we need.

 

[SEVANS2208]

I've just ordered "magic your way tickets" (with no expiration) from maple Leaf. Couldn't find the tickets cheaper elsewhere and so far their customer service has been great - v. prompt and polite replies to e-mail enquiries before the tickets were ordered. I only ordered them yesterday so can't say yet what the delivery times are like but they have confirmed that the tickets have been despatched.

We're not going 'til next year but thought it best to buy the tickets now before the price hike in the new year!

Just a quick update on this to say I'm very impressed with MapleLeaf Tickets - I ordered our tickets on line last Wednesday (7th) and they arrived yesterday (12th). It's the first time I've used them and I would definately use them again.

 

[JohnnySharp2]

Just a quick update on this to say I'm very impressed with MapleLeaf Tickets - I ordered our tickets on line last Wednesday (7th) and they arrived yesterday (12th). It's the first time I've used them and I would definately use them again.

Glad to see they arrived so quick - we have always used them and been happy with the service.

 

[angel659]

Hi

I have just signed up for the mousesavers newsletters, but the price is no difference from when I first looked on ticketmania. How did you get the discount on your tickets?

Thanks
Michelle

 

[Neoshoegal]

Hi

I have just signed up for the mousesavers newsletters, but the price is no difference from when I first looked on ticketmania. How did you get the discount on your tickets?

Thanks
Michelle

You need to use the link to ticketmania that is in the newsletter

 

[Ali and boyz]

I've just ordered "magic your way tickets" (with no expiration) from maple Leaf. Couldn't find the tickets cheaper elsewhere and so far their customer service has been great - v. prompt and polite replies to e-mail enquiries before the tickets were ordered. I only ordered them yesterday so can't say yet what the delivery times are like but they have confirmed that the tickets have been despatched.

We're not going 'til next year but thought it best to buy the tickets now before the price hike in the new year!

how does the magic your way tickets work i.e. if you buy 1 day do you get one day at the water parks and two days gives you two days at the water parks etc. and if you don't make it this time to the water park can you use them again. We usually buy the 14 day ultimate ticket but feel over these last two years we have used them as we should so the magic your way ticket might be the answer for us.

 

[JohnnySharp2]

how does the magic your way tickets work i.e. if you buy 1 day do you get one day at the water parks and two days gives you two days at the water parks etc. and if you don't make it this time to the water park can you use them again. We usually buy the 14 day ultimate ticket but feel over these last two years we have used them as we should so the magic your way ticket might be the answer for us.

If you see the link below it gives full details, there are many different tickets available.
It depends on what you require you can buy tickets that give you the hopper facility and never expire -like the 10 day Premium ticket we have that also gives us 5 days at the water parks - but if you see below it should help.

www.mapleleaftickets.com/disney_tickets.htm

 

[SEVANS2208]

how does the magic your way tickets work i.e. if you buy 1 day do you get one day at the water parks and two days gives you two days at the water parks etc. and if you don't make it this time to the water park can you use them again. We usually buy the 14 day ultimate ticket but feel over these last two years we have used them as we should so the magic your way ticket might be the answer for us.

Hopefully the previous message will give you the answers but here's what we did: Decide firstly how many of the "main" Disney parks you want to visit. From there decide if you want park hopping (more than 1 park per day), if so add this on. The decide whether you want the tickets to be valid for 14 days from first day of use or if you'd prefer the unused days not to expire, if you want no expiration, add it on. You can also add on days for the other parks.

We're going for 3 weeks and will probably only do the 4 main Disney parks within that time but we have gone for a 7 day option with no expiration. This way we can visit the parks again if we want to (and also we're not restricted to 14 days) but if we do only do 4 parks we can keep the tickets for when we go again.

Hope this helps.

 

[mushumadness]

we got annual passes straight from disney great value if you go twice or more in a year

 

[Ali and boyz]

Hopefully the previous message will give you the answers but here's what we did: Decide firstly how many of the "main" Disney parks you want to visit. From there decide if you want park hopping (more than 1 park per day), if so add this on. The decide whether you want the tickets to be valid for 14 days from first day of use or if you'd prefer the unused days not to expire, if you want no expiration, add it on. You can also add on days for the other parks.

We're going for 3 weeks and will probably only do the 4 main Disney parks within that time but we have gone for a 7 day option with no expiration. This way we can visit the parks again if we want to (and also we're not restricted to 14 days) but if we do only do 4 parks we can keep the tickets for when we go again.

Hope this helps.

thanks, can I ask though if you have say two days left and say haven't used one of the days at the waterparks then you can also use the waterpark part another year

 

[Miffy2003]

Ali, don't forget the great discount DVC members get for APs & PAPs

 

[heatherbelle]

How much do Ap's cost.

We're going for 3 weeks, and this time we're thinking of getting 21 day tickets, as they work out at £8 per day. Last time we went we had 5 day hopper pass, and felt we had to stay in the parks to get value for money. For a few £££'s more we can get a straight 21 day pass, and pop in and out when we want.

Yes we may miss a few days when we go to Islands/Sea world etc, but I do think they are value for money, if you love your rides and the fireworks etc.

I was wondering how much AP's are as you also get Disney discounts at resturants etc.

We only for to every 18 months. My understanding is that you can only buy 21 day tickets in the UK

 

[Miffy2003]

Hi Heatherbelle,

Adult Child
420.68 357.84 Annual Pass

Adult Child
548.49 466.49 Premium Annual


Prices are in $ and include sales tax - all the ticket options are listed right here on the Dis - follow the link that says "tickets" in the top right of the Home page

 

[SEVANS2208]

thanks, can I ask though if you have say two days left and say haven't used one of the days at the waterparks then you can also use the waterpark part another year

Yes, I assume if you use the add-on option and the no expiration option that the no expiration covers the whole lot.

I had a query regarding upgrading our child ticket to an adult one at a later date and e-mailed mapleleaf about it - they replied almost immediately so it might be worth you double checking with them?