Where can I find the best deals on tickets for Disney Parks?

I'm planning my next vacations on going to Disney in Orlando, FL and I'm looking for the best tickets offers for the Disney Parks....Any Place or websites where I can find a good deal?Where can I find the best deals on tickets for Disney Parks?
Sorry, but unless you are military or a Florida resident, legitimate Disney discounts don't really exist. You can get very tiny discounts at AAA if you are a member or by using an authorized dealer, like http://www.mapleleaftickets.com or http://www.undercovertourist.com



I wouldn't recommend buying from anybody but an authorized dealer.Where can I find the best deals on tickets for Disney Parks?
What state do you live in? Florida residents get a small discount but I'm guessing you don't like in the Sunshine State? In fact, right now I can take my family of 4 for HALF of what it normally costs us.



I'd stay away from discounted Disney ticket sites. They control their stuff VERY well (Disney). If you pick off times to go and book a couple of months ahead of time you can get the lowest prices. Watch the website also and call and specifically ask the cast member what specials they have now and coming up. Spring break, summer and the holiday season are the busy times. We usually go in October and/or February. A lot less crowded and cheaper.



We stay at the value resorts and buy park-hopper tickets (allows you to go to multiple parks in the same day). Staying on property allows you to use the bus system which is very good. There's nothing inexpensive about WDW. We bring food for breakfast and snacks when were at the hotel. PB sandwichs hold up well to take to the park. Technically you're not allowed to bring it in but they don't enforce it. Saves a lot of money. A meal for four in the park is easily $35. There's grocery stores around you can go to also. Disney doesn't it advertise where the stores are because they want you to buy from them of course, but there's a Publix within 2 miles.



Have fun! We love WDW.Where can I find the best deals on tickets for Disney Parks?
Don't fall for the timeshare trick. That is not legit and you never know if the place is going to get all nasty on you. Some have a 'fine print' that says you will only get the tickets if you make a purchase.



AAA is only a few $$ cheaper than Disney itself. If you work for a large company or school system, they might offer you a discount of some sort.