Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

I tend to agree regarding having the 14 day tickets as I like to pop to say Epcot for the evening fireworks after spending the day elsewhere or indeed a morning in a Disney park then Seaworld for the evening and the 14 days ticket gives you this flexibility at not much extra cost.

Hi again

We've finally found a car hire place that will take a debit card and a deposit and not need a credit card so we can book this weekend:j( Advantage Rent A Car)

Now my next question is has anyone been on the Simpsons ride? Is it good?:rotfl: Is it fast?:eek: Bumpy?:eek: etc OH loves rides but I'm a bit of a girly blouse with some rides but try to try something new each visit

I love Florida and I'm really looking forward to it now

Cuddles:rotfl: :rotfl:

HAZIEC wrote: »

Theres a ticket supplier on Quidco who gives cashback that I may try.

Hi Haziec, which ticket supplier is on Quidco and whats the cashback? I've had a gander but can't see anything (it's probably staring me in the face knowing me...)

Edinburghlass wrote: »

I tend to agree regarding having the 14 day tickets as I like to pop to say Epcot for the evening fireworks after spending the day elsewhere or indeed a morning in a Disney park then Seaworld for the evening and the 14 days ticket gives you this flexibility at not much extra cost.

I have an annual pass for exactly the same reason. I love being able to just pop to Epcot for an evening concert and Illuminations. You can't beat the flexibility that extra days give you, and the cost doesn't ramp up sharply once you've paid for the initial seven days. I have several friends who work for Disney in Orlando, one in a role that was close to ticketing decisions, and their view was that the initial seven days catches almost everyone from America (on shorter vacation time) and they aren't really too worried if they don't get big upcharges from Brits staying for longer. Anyone who goes to Universal knows that the American/overseas mix is much more "foreign" there. Americans with a few days will go to Disney as their first port of call. Brits/Brazilians/other Europeans/Australians etc with longer holidays are therefore more commonplace at Universal. Offering cheaper long period tickets, and other incentives like Magical Express, are ploys to keep you in Disney, spending money on food and souvenirs for as long as possible and not going to the competition.

As an aside, I wonder if Epcot will get busier as an evening entertainment venue when Pleasure Island shuts down, or whether that will push more people "off-property".

Hi there,

Just after some advice.

Does any body know if there are Disney tickets available for two or three days as opposed to a 7,14 or 21 day ultimate ticket ? OR would I have to pay each day on the gate ??

hughmungas