Disney Tickets Direct with Disney

[cjerome]

Hi All,



We are looking at buying our tickets directly with Disney, as they are the only ones who seem to be offering the 14 days for 7 offer. We don't want to do all of the parks so this will give us greater flexibility.

My question is, if we buy our tickets today, and select e-ticket, when do we get the e-ticket and will this mean that we can book our park days for our visit in July?

TIA

[sophie1405]

Yes they will just link to your MDE, you will be able to book your park reservations there and then.

[DisneyBB]

Attractiontickets.com do the 14 for 7 as well with a £10 off ticket price on top.

[Nimbus]

Many different websites do the 14 days for the price of 7 offer - Attraction Tickets, American Attractions, FloridaTix, Orlando Attraction Tickets, etc.

Please note that the 14 day for the price of 7 does not mean that the tickets are half price. It simply means that the 14 day tickets cost the same as the 7 day tickets. The 7 day tickets are usually only £20 (or so) less than the 14 day tickets. So it means you save £20 per ticket.

Also make sure you look around at the different websites to see who has the cheapest prices for the date you want to visit. Just because a website has an “offer” on, doesn’t mean it’s the cheapest.

Finally, to answer your question, yes you should get the e-tickets emailed to you within a day or two and you can then link these to your Disney account and book park reservations.

[sprocket]

We purchased yesterday from floridatix. Worked out cheaper than Disney including the cancel anytime insurance. If you don't require that, then it's even cheaper.

Several companies are doing the 14 for 7 and even if they aren't the 14 is often cheaper than Disney. ATD are doing Adult for children pricing