Any Deals for 2/3 Day Disney tickets around?

[The Durrigan's]

Hi Guys,

So this years trip is supposed to be a chilled out, relaxed affair but somehow I don't think that's totally going to happen so I was just wondering if anyone has come across any good deals on 2/3 day Disney tickets, I saw somewhere (recently enough) that you could pay for 3 days and get 2 extra days free but for the life of me I can't remember where I saw that.

I/we would be happy with a visit to Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios but if we got extra days free we would certainly put them to good use ...I would settle for a good value 2/3 day ticket without the extra days if it comes down to it

Any information or idea's would be much appreciated

[ClaireNJ]

Originally Posted by The Durrigan's

Hi Guys,

So this years trip is supposed to be a chilled out, relaxed affair but somehow I don't think that's totally going to happen so I was just wondering if anyone has come across any good deals on 2/3 day Disney tickets, I saw somewhere (recently enough) that you could pay for 3 days and get 2 extra days free but for the life of me I can't remember where I saw that.

I/we would be happy with a visit to Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios but if we got extra days free we would certainly put them to good use ...I would settle for a good value 2/3 day ticket without the extra days if it comes down to it

Any information or idea's would be much appreciated

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Hi I’m looking too for September for 2-3 day ticket, best price I’ve found for real tickets is Undercover Tourist.
2 day park hopper £489
3 day park, no park to park £503
Prices are for 2 adults & it’s where you state a start date & have a few days to use them, this works out cheapest for us.I only wanted to do 2 days, but for bit extra can have the 3 days, then won’t have to rush to another park on the same day.
I think the ticket that you mention 3 days free is Universal, I’ve bought his one too

[The Durrigan's]

Originally Posted by ClaireNJ

Hi I’m looking too for September for 2-3 day ticket, best price I’ve found for real tickets is Undercover Tourist.
2 day park hopper £489
3 day park, no park to park £503
Prices are for 2 adults & it’s where you state a start date & have a few days to use them, this works out cheapest for us.I only wanted to do 2 days, but for bit extra can have the 3 days, then won’t have to rush to another park on the same day.
I think the ticket that you mention 3 days free is Universal, I’ve bought his one too

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Aww thanks for reply...I will check Undercover Tourist out and now that you say it I think your 100% correct about the free days being a Universal ticket

...onward and upward

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by The Durrigan's

Hi Guys,

So this years trip is supposed to be a chilled out, relaxed affair but somehow I don't think that's totally going to happen so I was just wondering if anyone has come across any good deals on 2/3 day Disney tickets, I saw somewhere (recently enough) that you could pay for 3 days and get 2 extra days free but for the life of me I can't remember where I saw that.

I/we would be happy with a visit to Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios but if we got extra days free we would certainly put them to good use ...I would settle for a good value 2/3 day ticket without the extra days if it comes down to it

Any information or idea's would be much appreciated

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Have a look on undercovertourist, orlandoattractions.com, and the US Disney site to compare prices. Link below for orlandoattractions.com. The tickets that you need to put a date in are cheaper than the flexible tickets on orlandoattractions.com, but I think they will be the will call tickets that you need to exchange over there. If you buy from undercovertourist you have the option of having the tickets mailed to you.

orlandoattractions/t...kets-worldwide

To get on the US Disney site go on the link below, at the top of the page you will see UK & Ireland (English), click on this and change it to United States (English), then go on Parks & Tickets.

disneyworld.disney.go/en_GB/

[Softy]

Originally Posted by The Durrigan's

Hi Guys,

So this years trip is supposed to be a chilled out, relaxed affair but somehow I don't think that's totally going to happen so I was just wondering if anyone has come across any good deals on 2/3 day Disney tickets, I saw somewhere (recently enough) that you could pay for 3 days and get 2 extra days free but for the life of me I can't remember where I saw that.

I/we would be happy with a visit to Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios but if we got extra days free we would certainly put them to good use ...I would settle for a good value 2/3 day ticket without the extra days if it comes down to it

Any information or idea's would be much appreciated

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I don’t think that type of offer has ever been available for Disney, I’ve never seen it. There’s one for universal that often comes up (and is still available now) that you may have mistaken for Disney, that’s the 2 day ticket get 3 free.

[kaip]

Originally Posted by lyn1

Have a look on undercovertourist, orlandoattractions.com, and the US Disney site to compare prices. Link below for orlandoattractions.com. The tickets that you need to put a date in are cheaper than the flexible tickets on orlandoattractions.com, but I think they will be the will call tickets that you need to exchange over there. If you buy from undercovertourist you have the option of having the tickets mailed to you.

orlandoattractions/t...kets-worldwide

To get on the US Disney site go on the link below, at the top of the page you will see UK & Ireland (English), click on this and change it to United States (English), then go on Parks & Tickets.

disneyworld.disney.go/en_GB/

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Soon as I click on the parks and tickets it defaults to the UK and only gives me the option of UK, Ireland or europe

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by kaip

Soon as I click on the parks and tickets it defaults to the UK and only gives me the option of UK, Ireland or europe

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This sometimes happens, when it does I try again and I mostly get on there, but it can be a bit hit and miss.

[m3gt2]

Just out of interest, if I was to purchase 3 day WDW tickets is it valid for 3 days from first use or is it any 3 visits? Thanks

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by m3gt2

Just out of interest, if I was to purchase 3 day WDW tickets is it valid for 3 days from first use or is it any 3 visits? Thanks

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Just did a dummy booking for a 3 day base ticket for July 16th and it says the following.

Valid any 3 days from July 16, 2019 - July 20, 2019

[jlbf06]

Originally Posted by m3gt2

Just out of interest, if I was to purchase 3 day WDW tickets is it valid for 3 days from first use or is it any 3 visits? Thanks

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If you need longer to use them, GetYourGuide have the flexible date ones, I’m pretty sure that that these can be used within a 14 day period and they have 20% off through google trips. They can also start on any date - the ones that I purchased say use before 31/12/2020 on MDE.