Tickets at work is cheaper with anything 4 days or longer compared to Disney site. Disney site cheaper for 1,2 or 3 days.

I started to buy tickets through undercover tourist last year. They are discounted and had a deal for dining dollars or something on my last order, which saved me something like $40 on Disney gift cards.

DVC Fan on facebook have the best ticket prices!

costco was recently selling a really good 3 day pack for disneyland

Membership magic allows you to purchase a 5 day weekday pass for 5-10% discount for WDW. The also have a 3 day pass for Disneyland that is pretty good.

You can buy them at the GR booths in front of any park in advance for park tickets and day off at the water park ticket booths for them.

You only get like a 10% discount on theme park tickets. We used to get 50% off water park tickets. You have to go to one of the ticket windows

https://www.mydisneygroup.com/TMDI22A

It came from DisneyD23@events2email.com. Subject is "Your Receipt For D23 Expo 2022 presented by Visa".

Damn. 2 days late on this!!

Thank you, gonna come in handy this!! 💪🏼

At UCF the student government ticket office in the Student Union has student prices tickets for less.

I would assume FSU has the same type of deal.

$185 for 2 day is what I saw. $89 for after 5pm. But a few years ago when we did this we were at IT Nation and it was at the Gaylord Palms which with a flash of our room key allowed us to stay after they made general admission leave the park. We were there until around 1:30am. Some rides weren't running and vendors were closing or closed but it was a perfect time for the carousel, sword in stone pics, and some other stuff. Trying to scrape together enough to do after 5 pm this year on short notice, we planned to visit Grandma and leave in a few days so budget to do another vacay is tight.

The price of five 2-day tickets purchased through the conference was $500 cheaper than purchasing through Undercover tourist.

The conference I’m going to this spring ticket prices are roughly $85 for after 5 pm, $100 for after 1 pm, $185 for full day

OMG we’re going to a large conference in July (ugh 🥵) but didn’t even think to check to see if they’ll be offering reduced ticket pricing. Thanks for bringing this to my attention! I was all ready to purchase park tickets - now I’ll hold off a bit!

It’s a scam. They want to sell you time shares on apartments. You have to go to a meeting to get them. They always ask the kids if they want the tickets

It’s a time share type deal. You go to a seminar and get pressured to buy $30k of timeshare accom.

It's just Wyndham tours running a time share scam, they ask you attend a 5 hour "conference" in exchange for discounted theme park tickets. Nearly fell into the trap myself once.

It’ll be august (hot as hell) and you have a two year old who’s probably going to want to nap or get cranky at some point in the day. I say skip the park hopper in case you all need to go back to the room and get out of the heat.

Either should be fine and depending on where you work you might have access to discounted tickets through your jobs benefits portal. It’s not a huge discount anywhere though, like $5 at most per ticket.

Sam’s Club has the best discount.

Costco has a great packages with dolphin/swan

I like Undercover Tourist most for their 95% refund policy. However the cheapest tickets I’ve found have been with Boardwalk Ticketing, but no refunds. AAA never worked out to be less expensive than even Disney direct with taxes/fees added in. Regarding PH, I personally stick with one park/day (to save money) but it’s really a touring plan decision - how does your group tour the parks? I’d also prefer to splurge on G+/ILL purchases over PH.

Not through Costco. Through the Swan website directly.

I just did two day park hoppers for WDW and ended up buying them direct from Disney. The third party sites usually don’t have deals on the shorter tickets - you need to start getting into the 4-6 range to start seeing deals. Undercover Tourist, my go-to, even says their two day ticket costs more than hate price.

With such a short trip, a park hopper ticket only makes sense with very narrow, specific goals of what you plan to visit in the parks. As a first timer, I don't think this would make the most sense.

I've bought Disneyland tickets from both UnderCoverTourist and GetAwayToday with no problem, and my brother used aResTravel with no problem. The best discount I've gotten by far as been through TicketsAtWork, but that isn't publicly accessible - it requires your workplace participating in an employee perks program.