2 Day Disney Base tickets

[Mickey Mouse 69]

We went to the 4 Disney parks 2 years ago we are going to Orlando next year and have already got the tickets for the 3 Universal parks and 3 sea world parks,and a day at Kennedy Space Center,but we've decided we now also want a day in the Magic Kingdom and a day in Epcot.I've just been on the U.S Disney site as they have got the cheapest prices for 2 day base tickets,but it mentions shipping,but doesn't say how much they chsrge.Does anyone know how much they charge for sending the tickets to the U.K. or do they just email them here?

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by Mickey Mouse 69

We went to the 4 Disney parks 2 years ago we are going to Orlando next year and have already got the tickets for the 3 Universal parks and 3 sea world parks,and a day at Kennedy Space Center,but we've decided we now also want a day in the Magic Kingdom and a day in Epcot.I've just been on the U.S Disney site as they have got the cheapest prices for 2 day base tickets,but it mentions shipping,but doesn't say how much they chsrge.Does anyone know how much they charge for sending the tickets to the U.K. or do they just email them here?

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If you have the tickets sent to you it will cost $25. If you have them sent by email I think that there is a reference number that you can link to your MDE account to book fastpasses, you can then pick the actual ticket up when you're over there. I think if you have a magic band linked to your MDE account you won't have to pick the ticket up over there as it will linked to that, but maybe someone can correct me if I am wrong.

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[Mickey Mouse 69]

Thank you I thought you would know,as you've helped others with their ticket queries.We are staying off site and won't have magic bands.We used Orlando Attractions last time for tickets,and as others have said got a brilliant service,but as you've said they no longer supply tickets just will call vouchers,so I am hoping to find somewhere that supplies real tickets to save queing over there

[Guest]

Just bought the 2 day tickets and you get an e-ticket (with code to link to your account). You need to collect the ticket at the guest relations according to the email!

(but I assume you can also get them at Disney Springs so we might do that the day before the park to limit the wait times)

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by Mickey Mouse 69

Does anyone know how much they charge for sending the tickets to the U.K. or do they just email them here?

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By default, they just email them out. There's no fee for this. You'll get a confirmation email with a code you can link to your account - so you'll be able to book fastpasses.

You then take the confirmation email and ID to any ticket desk outside any of the parks (or Disney Springs).

If you want real tickets, then UndercoverTourist will send you actual plastic tickets in the post. However, note that the ticket from them will cost slightly more than buying an e-ticket from Disney.

[JayPR]

Disney also send actual tickets although as already stated $25 postage.We chose this option as opposed to email