Has anyone bought tickets on ebay
Hi i'm going to buy some Disney 2 day park tickets off of ebay from a dealer that has alot of feedback all good. My question is has anyone had a bad experience with this or heard of anyone getting to Disney and finding out tickets where bogus.
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Army rangers lead the way
*** This post was edited by supermandl on 1/17/2001. *** *** This post was edited by supermandl on 1/17/2001. ***
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Army rangers lead the way
*** This post was edited by supermandl on 1/17/2001. *** *** This post was edited by supermandl on 1/17/2001. ***
I hate to be the pessemist of the group, but I feel the following "Buyer Beware" applies:
Be aware that the tickets are probably good, but your use of them falls into a grey to black area. Most tickets sold on eBay are from folks who bought multiday passes, and didn't use all the days for some reason. Instead of holding onto them, they try to sell the remaining days to someone else.
Note that the official Disney policy prohibits this, but they generally don't have any way to proove they weren't your tickets. (I.e. Busch Gardens having you sign a signature log, then they compare signatures, or Universal having you sign your name, then you have to show a photo ID) I'm not aware if Disney is doing anything like that. What Disney has done is to make the resale harder by making it where you can't tell, just by looking at the ticket if it has any days left on it. (BGT/SWF/IOA/USF have followed suit)
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David Bowers
Mayor, Coasterville
Be aware that the tickets are probably good, but your use of them falls into a grey to black area. Most tickets sold on eBay are from folks who bought multiday passes, and didn't use all the days for some reason. Instead of holding onto them, they try to sell the remaining days to someone else.
Note that the official Disney policy prohibits this, but they generally don't have any way to proove they weren't your tickets. (I.e. Busch Gardens having you sign a signature log, then they compare signatures, or Universal having you sign your name, then you have to show a photo ID) I'm not aware if Disney is doing anything like that. What Disney has done is to make the resale harder by making it where you can't tell, just by looking at the ticket if it has any days left on it. (BGT/SWF/IOA/USF have followed suit)
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David Bowers
Mayor, Coasterville
I have done it with Six Flags tickets. It worked like a charm. I got 2 tickets to SFMW for $14 each, pretty good deal. Disney might be a different story, however.
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"X" marks the spot in 2001!
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"X" marks the spot in 2001!
Same here Soggy. I bought 2 SFoG tickets off of EBay for only $23.00. (That's for both tickets!!!) Talk about saving money! When we got there we didn't have to wait in line to get one, and we didn't have to pay $40.00 a piece either!
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What is life without ups and downs!?!?
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What is life without ups and downs!?!?
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