Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

Amy83

Jackieblack is right, if you want tickets that you can extend to non-expiry you'll need to get the Premier ones. The price is more expensive to start with, but Disney tickets rocket in price so if you're planning on going back (and if you make sure you have enough days left on them to make it worth while!) then I'd definately suggest it

Have a lovely holiday

jetskidia

BTW
Disneyland is in CA
Disneyworld is in FL

Edinburghlass_2

Its only the UK 5/7 day Premium tickets with unused days that can be "upgraded" when in Orlando at a Disney park. Alternatively buy US tickets which won't expire.

Premium tickets will expire 14 days from first use unless the upgrade option is purchased to extend un-used days/visits so they are valid for life. Please note that the exact price depends upon gate prices, but is in the region of $70 - $100 incl. tax. This element must be purchased locally.

caz182

Hi,

I wonder if any of you knowledgeable people can help? I've bought an adult and a child 14day disney ticket for 2009. It looks like we're going to have to cancel our holiday so when I called Disney they said I would lose £50 per ticket :mad: . At the moment I only have an email confirmation of the tickets (bought direct with Disney) as opposed to actual tickets. My question is, does anyone know if it's possible and how I could re-sell these on? Do disney send out "real" tickets if I were to ask them? Do they come with a name on them? Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Caroline

KarenG

vivatifosi wrote: »

Hi Karen,


My favourite bit is the 'toy' soldiers...

Yes! I love the way they walk like them, too!

mandy.h_2

hi
would like to ask about theme park tickets
we go to florida sept 09 for two weeks 2 adults 1 17yr old 1 15yr old any advice would be appreciated

lola34

10 weeks today I will be in florida - yipee
We went for the first time two years ago and have been bitten by the bug- its like home from home!
We have always got our tickets from Maple Leaf- they have a website and you can order and have them posted to the UK or collect over there (they're on the 192- I think)- I have done both and have had no problems, we have done this mainly because I didn't want 14 days in theme parks (too much shopping to be done) and you can choose however many days you want.

moggitymog

does anyone know if there is a ticket that covers both disney and universal?

jetskidia

moggitymog wrote: »

does anyone know if there is a ticket that covers both disney and universal?

They don't do one unfortunately

kezza12

mandy.h wrote: »

hi
would like to ask about theme park tickets
we go to florida sept 09 for two weeks 2 adults 1 17yr old 1 15yr old any advice would be appreciated

hi Mandy what would you like to know? at the moment to get tickets in England virgin are about the cheapest but pop into a Disney store as they often do deals, your 2 teenagers will unfortunately be classed as adults in the parks so you will need 4 adult tickets of what ever ones you want, next what are you planning on doing whilst you're out there do you want to do the big 8? or just Disney, are you driving or stopping at Disney? do you have an itinerary yet? I i go in october for my 4th time and i cant wait:j