Discount Disney Tickets

[Holly Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Holly]

I deleted my latest Mousesavers Newsletter. Does anyone have the link for discounted WDW tickets? Is Undercovertourist.com the best place to go?

Thanks in advance.

[Chap7 Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close Chap7]

Hi Holly, told you I was obsessed with Disney in addition to t/s. If you pm me your email, I will forward November's News letter to you. I always use undercovertourist for my tickets...cheap tickets and never a problem.

Craig

[GrayFal Silver Contributor and supermoderator Find all posts View Profile Close GrayFal]

I deleted my latest Mousesavers Newsletter. Does anyone have the link for discounted WDW tickets? Is Undercovertourist.com the best place to go?

Thanks in advance.

Hi Holly, told you I was obsessed with Disney in addition to t/s. If you pm me your email, I will forward November's News letter to you. I always use undercovertourist for my tickets...cheap tickets and never a problem.

Craig

Craig - do you think you should REWARD Holly for her bad behavior?????

How could u EVER delete the mousesaver?????

What next!

[JLB Please excuse me, I'm a Dick. Not a moron just a Dick Find all posts View Profile Close JLB]

Anything fishy about the last two posts?

We are not mouse people any more although that is what started us on TSing, but when we were it seems there were never any significant Disney deals. Even TS tours couldn't get Disney deals for premiums. They were very proud of what they had and reluctant to be generous.

In case we have occasion to go to/take youngins to Disney, as might be more likely now that we are semi-Floridians, like on a very boring day , are there really good deals now?

(thought maybe the recession might have loosened their purse strings a bit)

[tonyg Goomba & Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close tonyg]

Anything fishy about the last two posts?

They are swimming with the fishes.

[JLB Please excuse me, I'm a Dick. Not a moron just a Dick Find all posts View Profile Close JLB]

They are swimming with the fishes.

With cement swim fins?

Speaking of which, we were watching something the other night and it was Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa.



He certainly made a nice recovery.

[mdurette Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close mdurette]

Nothing fishy......we use undercover tourist all the time to. The are an authorized disney ticket broker. Your not savings hundeds with them.....usually around $10 or so. But....it all adds up!

[bigfrank Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close bigfrank]

If you buy a 3 day hopper or more AAA is the way to go, Also if you need Universal tkts they are the cheapest and ALL of the shops and restaurants both inside Universal and in City walk take that discount including Emirle's which saved us $40 since we were 7 people

[JLB Please excuse me, I'm a Dick. Not a moron just a Dick Find all posts View Profile Close JLB]

Nothing fishy......!

The fishy posts are no longer there, thus swimming with the fishes.

[JLB Please excuse me, I'm a Dick. Not a moron just a Dick Find all posts View Profile Close JLB]

If you buy a 3 day hopper or more AAA is the way to go, Also if you need Universal tkts they are the cheapest and ALL of the shops and restaurants both inside Universal and in City walk take that discount including Emirle's which saved us $40 since we were 7 people

If I feel a need to go to Disney for three days, just shoot me.

[bigfrank Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close bigfrank]

If I feel a need to go to Disney for three days, just shoot me.

I just did 3 days in a row and then 2 days at Universal with no break in between. Yes it was hell if not worse.

[Hobbitess Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Hobbitess]

, Also if you need Universal tkts they are the cheapest

I was going to argue that SeaWorld, with the second day free, is the most bang for your buck, but on second reading I think you meant that AAA was the cheapest, not Universal. We've not done Universal, but if the Google map is any indication, they're worse than Disney about the big open areas with lots of sun thing, so SeaWorld remains the most livable IMHO. SeaWorld also has the best All Day Meal Deal -- Universal's has funky rules about drinks so you can't zip through for bottled water the way you can at SeaWorld. And Disney's Dining Plan is a nightmare, I think, plus you have to stay onsite to have access to it.

Since my kid are All About the food, they're also All About SeaWorld. Teenagers.

If I feel a need to go to Disney for three days, just shoot me.

I wouldn't mind three days in a week. Or four in a week and a half, so you can hit all four parks. Maybe five in two weeks, so you can hit Epcot twice. If you can work in a down day after every park day, and take a break during peak hours, it's not so bad. But I'm not a rides person so not racing from place to place. Hit a ride or two, catch a few of the little live shows like Captain Jack's pirate tutorial, watch one of the artisans working for a while, wander the gardens, wander the shops and marvel over the Disney prices (I do admittedly pay for a pin now and again) -- that's my version of visiting the parks.

We're planning six days in the parks over ten days in Orlando; that I am not really looking forward to. But it'll be my older two's first and probably only visit there with us, so a one-time thing. And we go off season so the crowds aren't too bad, although more people than I prefer. Disney's gotten really good at filling the parks year round, drat them.

[JLB Please excuse me, I'm a Dick. Not a moron just a Dick Find all posts View Profile Close JLB]

I just did 3 days in a row and then 2 days at Universal with no break in between. Yes it was hell if not worse.

My best day at Universal was the day I went in the back gate and got our group refunds for the day before.