Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

oxters

I am booked on Virgin (through Expedia) - Glasgow - MCO in October having paid last November. Does anyone know if we will be surcharged? If so when will we be asked for money?

disney_cjd

oxters wrote: »

I am booked on Virgin (through Expedia) - Glasgow - MCO in October having paid last November. Does anyone know if we will be surcharged? If so when will we be asked for money?

Not unless the bstard government up the Advance Passenger Duty like last time!

Miniwinnie

Sebby* wrote: »

This is so strange, I know I saw it on the Universal site, but now it's showing $117. Could it have changed today?

Orlando 2 park ticket unlimited for 7 days available here:
http://www.viator.com/tours/USA/Universal-Orlando-2-Park-Unlimited-Admission-Ticket-for-7-Days/d77-3088_2D
Can use online codes to reduce - try google first!

duckcity

On Viator promo code Redtag5 will give you 5% discount to 30/09/2008

ceebeeby

OH is adamant we need a visa - I'm adamant we don't!

All our passports are under 10 years old, but don't have the new chip n' pin thingamy (they do have the data scan reader on the bottom of the last page).

Please, please tell me I'm right!

Lynneth

As long as your passports are the machine-readable type (has lots of ’>>>>’s at the bottom of the personal info page) you will be ok.

For your own peace of mind, check the current info from the US Embassy:
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_new/visa/niv/vwp.html

:beer: one up to you my dear methinks!

ceebeeby

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Lots of >>>>>>>'s on them all!! Thank you!

disney_cjd

ceebeeby wrote: »

OH is adamant we need a visa - I'm adamant we don't!

All our passports are under 10 years old, but don't have the new chip n' pin thingamy (they do have the data scan reader on the bottom of the last page).

Please, please tell me I'm right!

Unless you are staying for more than 3 months then no visa is needed.

Also, remember all from Jan 09 you will all need to follow the ESTA system and give prior notice of your intended trip to the USA. That is because all terrorists and criminals plan more than three days in advance you see.

Nothing like the American's making it even easier to go there eh

This new system will replace the i94w visa waiver system

Sebby*

Miniwinnie wrote: »

Orlando 2 park ticket unlimited for 7 days available here:
http://www.viator.com/tours/USA/Universal-Orlando-2-Park-Unlimited-Admission-Ticket-for-7-Days/d77-3088_2D
Can use online codes to reduce - try google first!

Thanks, just booked our Disney and Universal tickets!

atro1

Just read this---might be off some help to someone.

Experience Revenge of the Mummy®, the world’s first psychological thrill ride. Then, be one of the first to see Universal Pictures' exciting new film "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor" before it opens to the general public!
On Thursday, July 31st, stop by Revenge of the Mummy ride attraction where you and one (1) guest can receive one (1) free movie ticket each for "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Empire." Distribution will be to the first 400 Premier & Preferred Passholders from 5:00pm-6:30pm. First come, first served...supply of tickets is limited and while supplies last.
The special screening starts at 7:30pm July 31st at CityWalk's Universal Cineplex 20, an AMC Theatre®.
*One (1) guest per valid 2-Park Premier, or 2-Park Preferred Annual Pass. Passholder guest must have paid admission to Universal Studios Florida, and must be present to receive free movie ticket. Free movie ticket is only valid the day of the event at 7:30pm at CityWalk's Universal Cineplex 20, an AMC Theatre. Tickets for the movie screening will not be available for purchase.
Passholders Special Offer
Enjoy the rest of the summer with family and friends! 2-Park Premier and 2-Park Preferred Annual Passholders will receive 50% off 1-Day, 2-Park Tickets ($41.48 per person excluding tax) and 2-Day, 2-Park Tickets ($58.47 per person excluding tax) for up to 6 guests at any front gate ticket window.
For more information call 1-866-PASS-4-FUN

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