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Affiliate Disclosure

Suertay earns commissions when you book through some of our links — at no extra cost to you. Here's how that works, what we participate in, and why it doesn't shape our editorial recommendations.

Last updated: May 14, 2026 · This disclosure is required by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255).

The short version

Some links on Suertay are affiliate links. If you click one and end up making a purchase, the merchant pays Suertay a small commission. The price you pay is exactly the same as if you'd visited the merchant directly — there is no markup, surcharge, or hidden fee passed to you.

Affiliate commissions fund the site. They allow us to keep Suertay free, with no paywalls, no email-list selling, and no display ads.

What is an affiliate link?

An affiliate link is a URL with a tracking code that identifies Suertay as the source of the click. When you click a "Compare prices" or "Book hotel" button on Suertay, you're typically taken to a partner site (like Undercover Tourist, Get Away Today, Booking.com, Expedia, or Stay22). If you complete a purchase on that partner site within a certain window (typically 24 hours to 30 days, depending on the program), the partner pays Suertay a percentage of the sale.

You'll know a link is an affiliate link in two ways:

  • Inline disclosures. Pages with affiliate ticket modules display a clear "Affiliate disclosure" callout above the module: "Suertay earns a commission when you book through some of the links below — at no extra cost to you."
  • This page. Linked from the footer of every page on Suertay.

Which programs Suertay participates in

Suertay currently participates in (or is in the process of joining) the following affiliate programs:

  • Awin (publisher account, ID 2890763) — including Undercover Tourist, GetYourGuide, Viator, Tiqets, Trivago, Alternative Airlines, Generali Travel Insurance, Trip.com, and Medjet, plus additional brand programs as we activate them.
  • Commission Junction (CJ) — including Booking.com (North America), which migrated to CJ from Awin in 2026. Additional CJ-managed brands will be added as we activate them.
  • Expedia Group Travel Creator Program — covering Expedia, Hotels.com, Vrbo, and partner inventory for Florida theme park hotels and attractions.
  • Stay22 (affiliate ID: suertay) — hotel meta-aggregator widget integrated on park pages.
  • Get Away Today — under review; theme-park ticket reseller specializing in Disney and Universal packages.
  • Tripadvisor Affiliate Program — to be applied for post-launch.

This list will expand as we add new partners. We'll update this disclosure when we do.

How affiliate relationships affect our recommendations

They don't. Editorial decisions on Suertay are independent of affiliate relationships. We will tell you when an upgrade isn't worth it. We will recommend a free option (rope-drop strategies, free events) over a paid one when the free option is genuinely better. We will list third-party resellers and the official park site so you can compare.

Our long-term value to you depends on us being right about which options are worth your money. If we recommend Lightning Lane Premier Pass on a park where standby waits are 20 minutes, you'd lose trust in us and stop visiting. The math of being honest is good for the site.

Some specific commitments:

  • We will always link to the official park ticket site, even when we don't earn a commission from that link.
  • We will tell you when an add-on isn't worth the cost (e.g., we currently advise against Disney's Lightning Lane Premier Pass for most visitors).
  • We will surface lower-cost ticket options (Florida Resident, Military) even though they typically pay smaller commissions than retail tickets.
  • We will not accept payment, free hotel stays, or other compensation in exchange for positive coverage of any park, hotel, or service.

Cookies and tracking

Affiliate links rely on browser cookies to track which clicks lead to purchases. When you click an affiliate link from Suertay, the partner site may set a cookie identifying Suertay as the referrer. These cookies are a normal part of how affiliate marketing works on the open web. If you'd prefer not to participate, you can disable third-party cookies in your browser settings, though this may impact how some sites function. See our Privacy Policy for more on data collection.

Questions?

If anything in this disclosure isn't clear or you have a specific question about a recommendation we've made, email us at hello@suertay.com. We read everything.