Did you know that you can save up to $73 per ticket when you buy your Walt Disney World theme park tickets from Undercover Tourist?
Undercover Tourist is an Authorized Disney World Ticket Seller and accredited by the Better Business Bureau.
I’ve been saving money by buying tickets from them for years!
Here’s everything you need to know about getting discount Disney World tickets from Undercover Tourist.
First, you will need to know your travel dates since these are date-based tickets.
At this point, you’ll need a Disney Park Pass reservation to enter a park.
Undercover Tourist has done the work for you and shows you which days there are still park passes available BEFORE you buy your tickets!
You can have the tickets emailed to you and you will receive them within 24 hours.
This is a good option if you will be using a Magic Band during your trip.
Or if you aren’t using a Magic Band, you can still link the tickets to your My Disney Experience account and use Mobile Magic on your phone.
Or you can have physical tickets mailed to your house.
Physical tickets can be returned but you’ll have to pay a small restocking fee.
So if you want the ability to get a refund if your plans change, then that is the way to go.
Click here to order your Disney World tickets from Undercover Tourist.
However, if you are buying only 1 or 2-day tickets, they are actually cheaper if you buy them directly from Disney.
Learn about this and other ways to get the cheapest Disney World tickets in this post!
Any questions about buying Disney World tickets from Undercover Tourist? Please leave a comment below or join the discussion in The Budget Mouse Facebook group!
Kristin
Tuesday 29th of September 2020
If renting through DVC do you get travel insurance? It says you can't cancel so the next best thing is travel insurance, correct? I know there's a vendor on their site but I've never used travel insurance so I'm not sure how to go about it.
Leah
Tuesday 29th of September 2020
Hi Kristin! Yes, you can get travel insurance and the easiest thing is probably to go through the provider on their site. Just be sure to read the exclusions carefully before you purchase to make sure it will cover what you want. :)