Orlando/Disneyworld Thread (Part 3)

PROUDMUMMYTOTHREE

can anyone tell me how much it is to pay on the gates for 1 day at IOA and 1 day at universal we are planning on doing mostly disney so we really only need to go 1 day each

blue- hope you get sorted soon theres nothing worse we had a flood around 2 years ago during the night we woke to the place flooded we had to have these noisy industrial dryers to dry the house out for 3 weeks before the insurance would start any work :mad:
hope your damage is not too bad xx

tori.k

PROUDMUMMYTOTHREE wrote: »

can anyone tell me how much it is to pay on the gates for 1 day at IOA and 1 day at universal we are planning on doing mostly disney so we really only need to go 1 day each

blue- hope you get sorted soon theres nothing worse we had a flood around 2 years ago during the night we woke to the place flooded we had to have these noisy industrial dryers to dry the house out for 3 weeks before the insurance would start any work :mad:
hope your damage is not too bad xx

$90.53 (10+) $84.14 (3-9) thats for a one day one park base ticket or you could get a 2 day 2 park to park ticket which is $166.13 (10+) $155.48 (3-9) which would work out a bit cheaper ( Prices taken from mousesavers )

buckster

lucie707 wrote: »

oh no blue_monkey i hope there was nothing ruined that cant easily be replaced

I came on to ask if anyone knows of any must go to resteraunts in Orlando. I've been told about Golden Coral and CiCi's....we go in 8 days (darn weather permitting) so im just jotting down places so i can easily ask the taxi drivers. Also need somewhere extra special for OH's birthday!

Chillis, Olive Garden, Sweet tomatoes are great places to eat. Buffalo wings (sports bar) on a thursday do half price boneless wings and they are lovely.

blue_monkey_2

Thanks guys, not long til our holiday really so that is one thing to look forward to amongst the chaos. Hope it is sorted before then!! Was just having a bit of a whinge yesterday. Sorry.

brudie25

I'm so excited!!! We go on 22nd november and cannot wait! Its my 3rd trip first for dd whos 5!! Cant wait to tell her!!

HardyRexion

Hello, could someone tell me if Aquatica is worth getting on one of the combi tickets?

jackieblack

HardyRexion wrote: »

Hello, could someone tell me if Aquatica is worth getting on one of the combi tickets?

Well, we loved Aquatica when we went but whether it's 'worth it' would depend on any extra cost/current plans to visit other waterparks/would this be in addition to or instead of other waterparks/what activities do you & your family like best in waterparks/have you already paid for other waterparks/is there time in your schedule etc etc etc

mj132

Thank you Money Saving Expert! I checked out your Orlando Disney page whilst looking for tickets, the best deal for me was with Undercover Tourist. They said it would take 12 business working days for the tickets to get here and they arrived four days after ordering!!I'm in two weeks I can't wait!

vivatifosi

blue_monkey wrote: »

Damn, the ground floor of our house flooded in the early hours. Have spent the day chucking stuff away and ripping floor boards up. I need an early night, I am exhausted.

Oh bm what a nightmare! Have only just read your post but so sorry to hear that. Had the same thing happen to us last year when we got back from the Disney transatlantic, only it got contained in the hallway. Hope that you get it addressed soon and have good insurers.

vivatifosi

buckster wrote: »

Chillis, Olive Garden, Sweet tomatoes are great places to eat. Buffalo wings (sports bar) on a thursday do half price boneless wings and they are lovely.

Another vote here for the Olive Garden. I also love the Cheesecake Factory at Mall at Millennia. I defy any picky eater not to find something that they like on their extensive menu plus the puds are well, mmmmmmmmmmm....