Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

drfclee wrote: »

Hi,

My friend is going to Disneyworld Florida for 21 days and wants a 14 day pass/ticket. 2 adults and 1 child is going. is there any sites out there to search for the cheapest way to purchase??

any help would be great

thanx

The ticket you are after is a unique UK ticket not available to buy in the US. If you wanted a US ticket I could point you to https://www.touringplans.com and the cheapest ticket checker

I woudl suggest you try places like https://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk who price match and just do a search around Google for Disney 14 Day Ultimate ticket

Cheers

debz1989 wrote: »

Hiya,

Just beginning to plan my next Florida trip (yay!) for next year and been quoted a really great price for a villa in Glenbrook. Just a quick question regarding the area - I've always stayed at the other side of kissimee and was wondering if anyone has stayed in Glenbrook and/or this villa (although that might be pushing it!) Villa is called Villa Fantasia, and the website for it is www. villafantasiaorlando. co.uk.

Any information would be great, and thanks for all the tips I've already got from here, you're all great!

Debbie

Hi Debbie

Glenbrook is really in South Clermont and its about 5 or so miles from where I life. Its a nice commnity and the location is pretty good indeed. I would suggest that anyway who has the choice of north 27 (i.e. north of the 192 junction) or south picks the north.

There are some good places to eat near by and a bran new Sweetbay supermarket right next door.

You are about 15 mins from the AK from there and you can also head north on tthe 27 to some less crowded stores like Kohls, JC Pennys and a better Walmartt. There is also a new cinerman cmplex opening north of you about now in Clermont Lnadings.

BUT at the end of the day its all about what the villa is like! If it has all you want with rooms and ammenities and pool etc then go for it. There are 1000s of villas out there and some great locations and prices so have a good look around

HTH
Craig

All

I was looking over the many previous threads and wanted to just updated the car hire suggestions if I may.....

One thing to make sure when hiring a car for me is where is the car hire company located. So I something fly into Tampa rather than Orlando as its cheaper and only about 25 mins further away but not all car hire companies are on the airport site, some are off site which is a pain. I check the airports web site now to see.

Anyway, although we have a car over in America people that stay with us often hire one and I teneded to use https://www.yescarhire.com or https://www.usrentacar.com as my main ones

But search around as I found a new couple of sites which were MUCH cheaper than those above.

http://www.carhire3000.com/

http://www.carhireflorida.net/

The last one being the cheapest

HTH
Craig

toddy2226 wrote: »

Hello poeple,was wondering what your thoughts are in respect of minimum car insurance needed in florida.
There 9 of us going and we will be doing 1x minivan (7 seater) 1x car because most have been before and will be doing different things this time (ive been 5 times,( 3 without car 2 with)
I have always just opted for the Platinum or gold insurance, peice of mind etc. Am i paying for the tank of fuel and not much else or is this a better option.
3 of us will be driving each vehicle at some point so we will need extra driver on insurance.
TIA .

Hi

You need to have as a min the CDW and the SI cover. These are a must. And to be fair most of the brokers suggested here if not all of them include these. The platinum or gold then allow you the freedom to cover more drivers and the tank of fuel.

The fuel is a moot point really, if you remember to fill up near to the airport its OK bit at the airport its like 20 poercent more at the airport gas station then elsewhere so its probably worth it so its one less thing to worry about when you return the car.

C