Orlando/Disneyworld Thread (Part 3)

SmileyS_2

Phoned travel city direct and have been told fully booked almost everywhere for the first 2 weeks of Novembe 2010,they think there is a convention or something on then???

Been priced £2375 with car hire,virgin atlantic flights with all food and drinks inclusive,car hire and 2 week stay at the Monumental Movieland hotel for the 18th November 2010

Does this sound like a good deal?
Any experience of travel city direct (any hidden extras etc)?

TIA

giovanni

SmileyS wrote: »

Phoned travel city direct and have been told fully booked almost everywhere for the first 2 weeks of Novembe 2010,they think there is a convention or something on then???

Been priced £2375 with car hire,virgin atlantic flights with all food and drinks inclusive,car hire and 2 week stay at the Monumental Movieland hotel for the 18th November 2010

Does this sound like a good deal?
Any experience of travel city direct (any hidden extras etc)?

TIA

For how many people?

pinkzebra

SmileyS wrote: »

Phoned travel city direct and have been told fully booked almost everywhere for the first 2 weeks of Novembe 2010,they think there is a convention or something on then???

Been priced £2375 with car hire,virgin atlantic flights with all food and drinks inclusive,car hire and 2 week stay at the Monumental Movieland hotel for the 18th November 2010

Does this sound like a good deal?
Any experience of travel city direct (any hidden extras etc)?

TIA

Remember to add on car insurance, if you haven't already. This can bump the price up quite a bit.

SmileyS_2

sorry its for a family of 5

*Dee*

Im going to florida next september for 2 weeks, would it be better to buy our park tickets now or when we get there?

flang

*Dee* wrote: »

Im going to florida next september for 2 weeks, would it be better to buy our park tickets now or when we get there?

From my experience (7th time to orlando) its always cheaper to buy 7-14 day tickets over here. Day passes are better over their.
I always buy my disney tickets direct from disney and flexi tickets from orlando ticket deals.com although this year it was cheaper to by them through virgin eventhough i didnt book with them!

aitch-aitch

flang wrote: »

From my experience (7th time to orlando) its always cheaper to buy 7-14 day tickets over here. Day passes are better over their.
I always buy my disney tickets direct from disney and flexi tickets from orlando ticket deals.com although this year it was cheaper to by them through virgin eventhough i didnt book with them!

Virgin no longer allow you to book just attraction tickets with them - there was a post on the old thread about this several months back

Lynneth

*Dee* wrote: »

Im going to florida next september for 2 weeks, would it be better to buy our park tickets now or when we get there?

Charter Travel doing 14-day ultimate Disney (2009) for £213 - cheapest I've found anywhere (and I have been searching for AGES!) I've just bought mine from them - it is a voucher not actual tickets.

An alternative to the FlexTicket, which I have bought, is the Orlando Combo Ticket from Attraction Tickets Direct http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/attraction-ticket-prices/4-park-orlando-ticket.htm The 5-park Combo ticket gives you Busch Gardens, Universal, IOA, Seaworld, and Aquatica for £147, the only difference is that Wet'n'Wild is not included - but with the two Disney waterparks and Aquatica I don't think we'll be missing out.


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disney_cjd

Hi All

Sorry for lack of posts, been busy with things. Am here in Orlando for the next month so will try and keep up on here.

Cheers
Craig

disney_cjd

morph2008 wrote: »

your looking at roughly 72 dollars each

Not any more. Prices went up on Sunday and its now 79 bucks a piece

You can get an AAA discount but you need AAA membership.

the best thiing is to check out https://www.touringplans.com and the cheapest ticket calculator. That will search all the agents for you for the best deal