Orlando/Disneyworld Thread (Part 3)

blackpongo1

Hi guys so excited had to tell someone the bug has finally bite booked my flights to orlando next year i think i cgot a great deal flying aerlingus 5/11/10 2 wks 2ads 3kids £1770 this is out of dublin cheaper than going bfs/london lon/mco . Just have to do accommadation and transfers from airport plenty of time.
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cheepskate_2

Hi
Has anyone been to the halloween nights last year or so and if so are they suitable for a 9 year old
thanks

Fiver29

Just a quick question about taking things in hand luggage. Will I be allowed to take a wind up torch in the hand luggage? When we get to Orlando it'll be midnight so my son will have to read the instructions for arriving at the villa in the dark as I'm driving. So I thought I'd put a torch in the hand luggage to help him out.

ailuro2

Fiver29 - there will be streetlights, and a courtesy light in the car, and if all else fails (like reading instructions in the airport terminal before you leave?) the light from your mobile phone screen should be bright enough to read a bit of printed paper.;)

Fiver29

ailuro2 wrote: »

Fiver29 - there will be streetlights, and a courtesy light in the car, and if all else fails (like reading instructions in the airport terminal before you leave?) the light from your mobile phone screen should be bright enough to read a bit of printed paper.;)

Yes, I guess I could take my mobile I was planning on reading them first, but it's a long list of directions with too many turns to memorise.

KarenG

cheepskate wrote: »

Hi
Has anyone been to the halloween nights last year or so and if so are they suitable for a 9 year old
thanks

Hi

If you mean the Halloween Horror Nights at Universal, I would say absolutely not suitable for a 9 year old - they are very scary!!

If you mean Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom (Disney) then I believe your 9 year old would love that

giovanni

KarenG wrote: »

Hi

If you mean the Halloween Horror Nights at Universal, I would say absolutely not suitable for a 9 year old - they are very scary!!

If you mean Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween Party at Magic Kingdom (Disney) then I believe your 9 year old would love that

I couldn't agree more. At Disney it's more pumpkins everywhere, at Universal it's madmen running around with chainsaws

KarenG

giovanni wrote: »

I couldn't agree more. At Disney it's more pumpkins everywhere, at Universal it's madmen running around with chainsaws

Oh, you put that so much better than I did!! :rotfl:

Lynneth

Woohoo!! Tickets arrived this morning :j:j:T:T

One week to go!!

Just wanted to share that with you all

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hairy_g

Psss wrote: »

Hi, I too am taking my son to Florida as a single parent - Virgin Holidays have three hotels in Orlando where you can get child prices with one adult. The brochure and website tell you which and there is one in the Lake Buena vista area. This doesn't show up though when you try to check prices on line so may be best to phone or check with a travel agent.

Virgin have always been helpful to me on the phone, try this number...For help making new bookings 0844 557 5825