You’ve probably come across so many ads on the internet that say “cheap Disney World tickets”, “discount Disney World tickets” or even “FREE Disney World tickets”. But are you really getting your money’s worth through these offers? Read on to find the truth behind these bargains:

1. Timeshare Presentations

If you find deeply discounted tickets or accommodation deals, they usually come with a timeshare presentation. These sessions are very intense one-on-one high-pressure sales situations that you may want to avoid, as you are seriously wasting your vacation time. Also, the only ticket gifts they will actually give you will be valid for no more than 1-2 days and for 2 people at most.

2. Hotel gifts

A great way to get free tickets that most people overlook is through hotel rewards programs. Check out Orlando hotels like the Hilton Hotels, Doubletree Suits at Downtown Disney, or the Marriot Hotel. They all have a very good point reward system where you can get free tickets after just a few nights stay.

3. eBay Deals

Before you bid on tickets on eBay, check to see how much those tickets would actually cost if you buy them from legitimate discount ticket stores. It is strongly recommended that you always check eBay seller member feedback and keep all records of correspondence as you proceed through the transaction.

Remember that as long as a ticket has not been used before, it can be transferable. Make sure that when you buy your tickets, they have never been used by whoever sold them to you.