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Where to buy combo tickets disney universal

Hi
Sorry to be a pain.
Off to Florida on a tight budget.did not realise the Disney etc tickets were so much.Still being new to it still trying to understand the workings
anyway looking around we are there for a week want to do a few days at Disney and a day at universal.Seems a combo ticket is best?
About £365 each for 4 of us.
If anyone knows better or has been there and knows the drill would be very grateful.
would like to buy in uk to fix price
thks in advance for your help
laurie

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  • jackieblack
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    edited 10 July 2013 at 11:28AM
    Disney and Universal are separate companies and there is no official 'combo' ticket as such.
    Some 3rd party ticket sellers will bundle different tickets together, but I've never bought them so can't recommend any. Sorry.

    If you're only looking for 'a few' days at Disney, Magic Your Way tickets, with no optional extras can work out cheaper that the 'all inclusive' tickets available in the UK. But it depends on how many days you want and whether you need any of the add-ons like park hopping, water parks etc.

    Generally, the more days, the cheaper it works out per day IYSWIM
    eg, 4 day MYW base, no extras = $297 inc tax, (approx £198 at $1.50/£1)which = £49.50 per day
    but 7 day MYW base, no extras = $329 inc tax, (approx £219 at $1.50/£1)which = £31.29 per day
    http://allears.net/pl/ticketchart.htm#MYW2

    The most expensive way is to do only a few days at lots of different companies parks.
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  • thanks very much its shed loads but not a lot one can do
    but thanks again good advice
    laurie
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