Orlando & Florida - Questions & Answers (Part 1) *CLOSED*

Poppy9

We only have old style and we had no problems in March 2004.

basketcase1002

We went in 2003 and were told to take new photo type with paper backup, so I guess it depends on who you hire off maybe. I was told by DVLA that it would probably be required.

Cardew

Both types of licence are acceptable.

plymouth_janner_boy

hello all. My fiance and i have decided to go back to WDW next July 06 for our honeymoon. I have read pages 1 through to 19 and am now knackered and off to bed! Just wandering what comments you have on resorts. we want to stay in Disney.

Last year we stayed in all star sports and weren't overly impressed. We quite like the look of Caribbean resort and animal kingdom. I looked at the moussaver website which categorises animal kingdom as a deluxe report and Caribbean as a moderate (all stars was a value resort) can anyone share their experiences of the two resorts?

Finishrich

The Caribbean was the original Value resort before the All Star etc came along. I haven't stayed there but I believe each area is quite spread out and I'm sure it only has a food court for eating (may be wrong on that though). For the same price I would definately recommend Port Orleans or Dixie Landings (now called PO riverside I think). They have both food court and restaurant and a bar usually with entertainment some nights. Also one of my favourite things is the boat ride down to the Downtown Disney area, runs during the day and untill about 11pm. I really want to say at the Polynesian though, maybe one day :rolleyes: Stayed at Pop Century last year, much like the All Stars, well constructed (stood up to hurricane Jeane) seemed to be better laid out with rooms nearer the various pools than All Stars, and plenty sun loungers. Would definatley stay their again it's great for kids, but DL/PO is my favourite, and probably better suited for a honeymoon.

knappster

Hi all,

I apologise in advance for the folowing question as it has more than probably been asked a hundred times, so here goes :

I'm purchasing tickets at the moment for Universal and Disney

I'm planning on buying my tickets from the following places:

https://www.best4attractions.co.uk
https://www.attractiontickets4less.com
https://www.orlando-ticket-deals.co.uk

as these are the cheapest for what I want

But I was wondering if anyone had had any previous experience with them to see if they are reliable...along with this, are there any hidden charges entailed whilst purchasing with a credit card?

Many Thanks

TheSaint_2

If you are after discovery cove tickets the best place to try is https://www.unpackagedattractions.co.uk , they are disc coves main customer in the UK and as such get a huge allocation of tickets (compared to everyone else).

Thats not to say they wont be sold out though! Discovery Cove is really popular, and you are best booking about a year in advance.

unpackaged is also the cheapest site for tickets online, the price match too (in the odd case where someone has a special offer).

They have a special offer from disney on a the mo, if you are after that (they are also disney's biggest UK customer).

unpackaged is a trading name of Seligo - who many of you may recognise. The difference is unpackaged is the "no frills" brand, and its loads cheaper than seligo.

essexmate

See also https://www.cheapest-park-tickets.co.uk - one of the cheapest attraction ticket site I have found and you also get £5 discount when you book online.

moneytalks

Hi

We are going to Florida this summer and need the tickets for the theme parks any ideas who the cheapest is

Thanks

Edinburghlass_2

Have a look at the Florida sticky thread at the top of the board, go to the last page where ticket prices have just been discussed and there are several websites given.

You really need to decide what tickets you want and then check them all as some are cheaper for certain tickets where another website might be cheaper for others.

HTH