Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

atro1

katlou wrote: »

hi i'm new to this so be gentle am not sure if anybody has asked this n e way we are travelling to florida next june and we have decided we wud like to visit seaworld,universal studios and islands of adventure can anybody giv me any recommendations for good prices on these places /tickets there is two adults and two children age 6 at time of travelling and 3 many thnx

I would suggest the 'Orlando flexticket' like this one from ATD.

http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/orlando-flexticket/index.htm

disney_cjd

kle87 wrote: »

Hey everyone,

Does anyone know the best credit cards to use in Florida? Ones without any fee's somebody said that there are about 3 out at the moment.

Thanks!

I use the Post OFfice credit card as the Nationwide one I had gets stopped after 10 transactions a day.

Bioth are fee free to use in teh US

andys15

hi

we are going in 20 days. we have our disney tickets, money, credit card, parking, passports, hotel,.

think we have it all covered, but any tips on anything which would enhance/make experiance better, eg best taxi to get to hotel

fizzyhelen

katlou wrote: »

hi i'm new to this so be gentle am not sure if anybody has asked this n e way we are travelling to florida next june and we have decided we wud like to visit seaworld,universal studios and islands of adventure can anybody giv me any recommendations for good prices on these places /tickets there is two adults and two children age 6 at time of travelling and 3 many thnx

Try Virgin, they were the best price when I was looking a few weeks ago:

http://www.virginholidays.co.uk/extras/attraction_tickets/info/florida_attractions/orlando_flexticket/tickets_prices.aspx

glenandemm

hi guys just to let people know who are thinking of booking a holiday to florida i dont know if you already know this info but ive been to florida the last three yrs with virgin and this yr decided to look about and found it cheaper to book flights with virgin atlantic and car hire separate rather than book a flydrive holiday with them,if your a flying club member as well you get other little offers and if you book car hire you get free upgrade to the next level of car hire,and if you pay the full amount inc deposit you get anouther 5 or 10 % off, anyway it may be common knowledge but thought i'd share it with you peeps!,i bought 6 weeks car hire for £700 fully platinum insurance and four tickets with virgin atlantic for £950, better than the £2800 i paid the last two yrs,just gotta book a nice villa now for three weeks then 3 weeks of touring the keys:cool:

disney_cjd

andys15 wrote: »

hi

we are going in 20 days. we have our disney tickets, money, credit card, parking, passports, hotel,.

think we have it all covered, but any tips on anything which would enhance/make experiance better, eg best taxi to get to hotel

Hi

I would use these people http://www.tiffanytowncars.com/ Askf ro Martiza. I have been using them for over 12 years and never a problem.

They are cheaper than a taxi and you are picked up and met by a uniform chap at the baggage claim area and go in a lovely luxury car.

There is evena voucher you can print off.

Jeez, f you dont like them I will even refund you LOL

Honestly, its the way to go

Cheers

furrypig

Hi

Just a quickie, about to do a book order and was going to get a guidebook to read about Orlando/walt Disney for 2009. Not sure whether to get the unofficial guide to Walt Disney world £9.09 or the Brit guide to Orlando (£9.89) both 2009 versions.

Or is it really not necessary and best to manage without????

Need to order today as getting presents could someone give me their opinion???

Many thanks xxx

colin13

andys15 wrote: »

hi

we are going in 20 days. we have our disney tickets, money, credit card, parking, passports, hotel,.

think we have it all covered, but any tips on anything which would enhance/make experiance better, eg best taxi to get to hotel

when we went the hotel had a guy who u paid and he took u where u were going ire disney universal,, he worked out a lot cheaper than hiring 1 ur self u could always get the bus but we didint fancy tht option have fun

disney_cjd

furrypig wrote: »

Hi

Just a quickie, about to do a book order and was going to get a guidebook to read about Orlando/walt Disney for 2009. Not sure whether to get the unofficial guide to Walt Disney world £9.09 or the Brit guide to Orlando (£9.89) both 2009 versions.

Or is it really not necessary and best to manage without????

Need to order today as getting presents could someone give me their opinion???

Many thanks xxx

To be honest they are both very very good. I have them both.

The brits is aimed at brits, the unoffical is more general.

You will not be dissapointed with either but its good you are getting at least one

jackieblack

disney_cjd wrote: »

To be honest they are both very very good. I have them both.

The brits is aimed at brits, the unoffical is more general.

You will not be dissapointed with either but its good you are getting at least one

I totally agree, I also have both books.
But I'd say that The Brits Guide covers the non-Disney attractions better.