Disney Tickets for sept
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Disney Tickets for sept
Hi guys
Im going to Florida in September with 8 other friends. Obviously we are going to do the Disney/theme park thing and Im wandering if its better to buy over here, on t'internet or when we are across there.
Anyone have any experience?
Also any reccomendations on ticket choice?
Cheers Fraz
Im going to Florida in September with 8 other friends. Obviously we are going to do the Disney/theme park thing and Im wandering if its better to buy over here, on t'internet or when we are across there.
Anyone have any experience?
Also any reccomendations on ticket choice?
Cheers Fraz
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Hi guys
Im going to Florida in September with 8 other friends. Obviously we are going to do the Disney/theme park thing and Im wandering if its better to buy over here, on t'internet or when we are across there.
Anyone have any experience?
Also any reccomendations on ticket choice?
Cheers Fraz
Im going to Florida in September with 8 other friends. Obviously we are going to do the Disney/theme park thing and Im wandering if its better to buy over here, on t'internet or when we are across there.
Anyone have any experience?
Also any reccomendations on ticket choice?
Cheers Fraz
dont go for the free tickets and a trip round the local time share, they will have you there all day!!!!
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I bought
When I got there an saved at least half of what I pay here. My girlfriend used to work for thomson holidays so what she usually has to say about holidays I usually listen to
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You can usually buy them from roadside booths out there.
Same as all the other attraction tickets.
Touch and go I guess. Safer to buy sooner, cheaper to buy later.
Same as all the other attraction tickets.
Touch and go I guess. Safer to buy sooner, cheaper to buy later.
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I've not long been back.
You may be able to get some tickets cheaper over there but we have tickets available here that are for UK only.
For Disney parks the best is the Ultimate ticket which gives unlimited access, as many times as you want and as many parks per day, for 7 or 14 days from 1st use (includes Disney Quest).
You can also get some good deals of Seaworld/Universal.
I used Attraction Tickets, great service and they price match.
You may be able to get some tickets cheaper over there but we have tickets available here that are for UK only.
For Disney parks the best is the Ultimate ticket which gives unlimited access, as many times as you want and as many parks per day, for 7 or 14 days from 1st use (includes Disney Quest).
You can also get some good deals of Seaworld/Universal.
I used Attraction Tickets, great service and they price match.
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You can also get tickets that are for x days that never expire. So if you don't use the full 7 days (for example) then you can use them on your next trip.
If you don't have any youngsters in the party then I would go for Universal with a couple of Disney days, rather than the other way round.
If you don't have any youngsters in the party then I would go for Universal with a couple of Disney days, rather than the other way round.
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Hi, we have been a few times in the last few year and are going again in August, we always get our tickets from https://secure.wdisneyw.co.uk/form.php
they do have a UK site too however when we priced up what we wanted a couple of months ago we found that buying from the USA site against the UK one saved us about £250.
Take a look for yourself, afaik the roadside booths want you to go to a time share type thing which is great if you have days spare but f you don't and most people don't it is better to buy from a reputable company.
HTH.
they do have a UK site too however when we priced up what we wanted a couple of months ago we found that buying from the USA site against the UK one saved us about £250.
Take a look for yourself, afaik the roadside booths want you to go to a time share type thing which is great if you have days spare but f you don't and most people don't it is better to buy from a reputable company.
HTH.
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