COLZO

Anyone know the best place to buy Disney, SeaWorld, Universal, etc. tickets in the UK? Going to Florida on October and heard its better to buy them here 1st.

FX02

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I don't think it makes much difference. You can buy tickets from the gates at these places, and can get 2 and 3 different park passes at a good price if you buy them at the same time. Also you may notice while you are there that outside supermarkets can be found booths where they will buy and sell part used tickets for the theme parks.

Go to Discovery Cove, and swim with the dolphins. You need to book this in advance though (preferably from the UK)

nathanb

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I went last Nov and personally I found the best place to buy them was from travel agents etc over there. Also your hotel should do some sort of discounts too. As FX says the booths outsice supermarkets etc can do good offers!! I would wait till you get there and shop around and you'll save a fortune!

Have a good time mate. I'm jealous!!!

maddog321

I went a couple of years ago and purchased a hopper pass at the entrance to one of the parks. i couldnt find them any cheaper elsewhere but I've been told since they are cheaper if you get them online!

LC Geezer

Went 5 yrs ago and bought tickets here in advance. We were mighty peeved to find them cheaper in our hotel.

Criss

YOu can get entry to 5 parks for somthing like £120 or maybe less
just chose your parks it works out like £150 cheaper!

Not sure where from, my lady will know, il get her to post later

stiscooby

Be carefull when buying them from places in hotels/outside super markets. Most of the ones out side super markets are to do with time shares etc, once you get talking to them you then find out why they are cheaper (you normally have to go to some meeting and listen to someone go on about buying an apartment or whatever for a few hours). You never see anyone buying from these places either, well we never have, which would beg the question if they are so cheap how come no one is there snapping their hands off???

Been to florida a few times in the last few years and done the parks etc. We have normally just brought the tickets at the gates to the parks. They were about $55 or so per park when we went last year.

You can also get hopper passes too which is one ticket but gets you into more than one park. These are about the only time when you will make a saving.

Even buying from your travel agent rep while over there (we had one at our hotel and was from Thomas Cook at the time) we didn't think there was much of a saving, as they normally try to sell you a 5 day ticket or you have to go on particluar days etc.

So you will probably do just as well to get them over there and pickup a few park hopper passes.

Have fun anyway!!!

COLZO

Cheers for the info. guys. Staying at the "out-laws" villa so maybe check out the Hopper Tickets as I`ve heard other people talk about them. Can`t wait!!!!!

stiscooby - Thanks for the heads up on the Time Share stuff.

Lord Shrek

seaworld and universal are the only ones worth visiting..forget the disney rubbish

case dismissed

type-r-stan

i always buy from undercovertourist.com found them to be very good and the cheapest.
if you want to go to planet hollywood they also sell 10 dollar vouchers for there which get you to the front of the queue and you redeem the 10 bucks against your meal..
have you sorted car hire? i use yescarhire.com and found their package including insurance to be cheaper than the 'free' car with tour operator flydrives etc.. and cheaper than booking direct with alamo which is the company they use.

Jaybird-UK

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