Florida Theme park tickets

sogs

Hi,

Looking for some advice on Theme park tickets for Florida, we would like to go and see Walt Disney/Universal Studio and Space Kennedy centre as we have never been to Florida before I am not sure about purchasing theme park tickets i.e. do I need to purchase individual tickets or is there one ticket that will admit us into all 3 parks? we don't want to do any of the waterparks as our son is disabled we are planning on visiting the parks and then travelling around rather than spending time on park visits all holiday, we have rented a villa so will spend time relaxing in between.

If anyone can answer my question I would be grateful

thanks

Incapuppy

Plenty of info here:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1820085

meer53

You can buy tickets that cover all the Disney parks, (4 parks and Downtown Disney ) and tickets that cover Universal and Islands of Adventure and Seaworld. Tickets for Kennedy Space Centre can be bought on the gate as you'll probably only go there once if you're only there for 2 weeks as it's quite a drive from the Disney area.

We usually buy ours from https://www.undercovertourist.com

Stoffy

How long are you planning on being in Orlando for? They have different tickets so depending on how long you're there for, it may be better to book a 7 or 14 day pass to each park. Bear in mind Disney has 4 theme parks so if you plan on visiting them all (Which I'd hihgly recommend) you may aswell get a 7 day one at least.

catmc

HI i went to florida this year and bought tickets off attraction tickets they where really good and cheap in my opinion kennedy space centre can include travel which is good

r1402

I've already got our disney tickets as doing a split stay - 9 days disney(booked direct with tix, acc and dining) and then 10 days ID in July/August this year but I am trying to work out the best place to get our tickets for Universal, Seaworld and Discovery Cove. I've found a UK site - travelrepublic - who seem to have good prices (discounted off gate price) but wondering if anyone has used them before? I havent got a very good overseas debit card so dont really want to pay in dollars and lose the benefit by loading fees etc. Any advice? Thanks

Jellybro

We used American attractions for our tickets in October last year. Our son is disabled and all the parks are fantastic for any disabled visitors.
Sea world was fantastic for our son as there were lots of shows and disabled guests were very well catered for.