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Orlando/Disneyworld Thread (Part 3)

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  • StuieUK34
    StuieUK34 Posts: 2,109 Forumite
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    i just paid £344 with Travelrepublic, thats for 2 adults.....
    Its the 3 park pass - Universal - Islands of adventure/movie set and Wet & Wild (£102)
    Then the 3 park pass for Busch Gardens/Seaworld and Aquatica (£70)
    Both say unlimited access within the 14 days, shame am only there for 7 nights!!! sweeeeeeet :D:D
  • aimex
    aimex Posts: 423 Forumite
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    thanks for the response, probably a week doing parks, just over - does that help? will take a look at the linky's - xx
  • johnnyroper
    johnnyroper Posts: 1,592 Forumite
    StuieUK34 wrote: »
    i just paid £344 with Travelrepublic, thats for 2 adults.....
    Its the 3 park pass - Universal - Islands of adventure/movie set and Wet & Wild (£102)
    Then the 3 park pass for Busch Gardens/Seaworld and Aquatica (£70)
    Both say unlimited access within the 14 days, shame am only there for 7 nights!!! sweeeeeeet :D:D

    You can sell them on before leaving even if get £20 it's better than nothing.
    There is a ticket booth down I-drive that will have them off you it is the bright yellow place by the wooden go kart track.
  • elantan
    elantan Posts: 21,022 Forumite
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    Hi all wondering if anyone can help ... i'm booked to go to florida this year and am a bit loathed to getting travellers cheques incase i have to cash some of them back in when i come home and dont get good money for them ( i know i know possibly dreaming)

    when i went to thailand i could use my atm card virtually anywhere there where holes in the wall every where we went and it worked out great for us (nationwide before any charges) i cant remember seeing atm machines in Florida though .... i assume they will have them but does anyone know are there alot of them? were staying in kissimee this time but will no doubt be down the old town at night i dont plan on going to the atm every five mins ... but i would like to know before i go if this is going to be possible for us to use

    also anyone got any idea which is the best current account /debit card to use for the u.s ?

    thanks in advance


    just incase anyone that can help me missed it
  • johnnyroper
    johnnyroper Posts: 1,592 Forumite
    elantan wrote: »
    Hi all wondering if anyone can help ... i'm booked to go to florida this year and am a bit loathed to getting travellers cheques incase i have to cash some of them back in when i come home and dont get good money for them ( i know i know possibly dreaming)

    when i went to thailand i could use my atm card virtually anywhere there where holes in the wall every where we went and it worked out great for us (nationwide before any charges) i cant remember seeing atm machines in Florida though .... i assume they will have them but does anyone know are there alot of them? were staying in kissimee this time but will no doubt be down the old town at night i dont plan on going to the atm every five mins ... but i would like to know before i go if this is going to be possible for us to use

    also anyone got any idea which is the best current account /debit card to use for the u.s ?

    thanks in advance


    just incase anyone that can help me missed it

    i took $500 cash to tide over for few days then used debit card for purchases in shops and cash machines.
    cash machines were everywhere when i went last march.
  • elantan
    elantan Posts: 21,022 Forumite
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    thanks i think that will help with the rate of return ... and glad to know there are machines everywhere now ... i just cant seem to remember them last time i was there
  • tich2
    tich2 Posts: 186 Forumite
    Hi all it seems like the questions on here about park tickets never end so I have one more but I have done my homework and checked through loads of sites. The site I have decided to go with is:

    www.floridaescapes.co.uk/tickets

    the ticket deal is their Multiticket+ and this costs £391 and gives us entrance to all the major parks in Disney and Universal for 14 days anytime and as many times as we like.

    Are these a reputable dealer does anyone know and does the price sound ok?
  • Musicman
    Musicman Posts: 84 Forumite
    tich2 wrote: »
    Hi all it seems like the questions on here about park tickets never end so I have one more but I have done my homework and checked through loads of sites. The site I have decided to go with is:

    www.floridaescapes.co.uk/tickets

    the ticket deal is their Multiticket+ and this costs £391 and gives us entrance to all the major parks in Disney and Universal for 14 days anytime and as many times as we like.

    Are these a reputable dealer does anyone know and does the price sound ok?

    I have not lloked at these tickets, but I bought my Disney tickets from them last month, as their prices were good, and the tickets arrived after about three weeks as I expected.
  • Hello guys!

    I need converting to wanting to go to Florida ASAP!!

    My MIL has a villa in Florida but to be perfectly honest it has never struck me as somewhere that interests me, I have spent the last 5 years avoiding going LOL!

    Well we have now booked a trip in April which will end in Florida for approx 6 days and I need to work up some enthusiasm :o

    We will be travelling down by car (we fly into New York :D) and we obviously have somewhere to stay, which is in Kissimee.

    I have said that I don't want to do more than 2 parks over the 6 days (after over a week of roadtrip we will need some relaxation and pool time) and we have a 2 year old and an 11 year old with us.

    Any tips? Particularly about the cheapest way to do 2 parks (and which are likely to be best for us). But most of all I just need to get a little excited!!!

    Hubby has been over there twice in the last 5 years (without me LOL!) and DSS who is 11 has been about 5 times either with his dad or his mum. At the moment they are both excited about this bit of the holiday and I just see it as the bit on the end that means I can do all the other exciting stuff :o
    r.mac wrote: »
    please listen to MFD - she is a wise woman :D
    Proud Mummy to the gorgeous Benjamin John born 14 March 2009, 8lbs 14oz
    A new little seedling on the way, due 30 September 2012
  • 41123a
    41123a Posts: 19 Forumite
    Hello. I will be a 1st time traveller to Orlando etc.

    Original plan was to take the family during easter holidays but we've now decided to do the following:

    Outward date - from 15th July onwards for a 3 week stay.
    Plan - spend 10 days in Orlando to see disneyworld, spend the next 10 days doing a beach holiday (maybe Daytona beach?)
    Spec - 2 adults, 3 kids (twins aged 7, another aged 3).
    Would like to stay in a suite/apartment etc
    Budget - looking at £5k -£7k

    Questions
    1) Any recommendations for a beach location etc suitable for kids
    2) best way of booking this e.g. flights to & from same location e.g. MCO? etc

    Thanks for the help.
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