Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

markelock

Blink_Eden wrote: »

http://www.sunpass.com/index.cfm

Doing some reading up, it looks like you get a discount on the toll (about 5%), but this is done by rebate?

Did you actually use it? Did the hire car company charge you?

Maybe the hire company are just charging you $2.50/day for the convenience of not having to carry cash and stop at every toll both?

Not worth it if you aren't travelling far. If I remember correctly, the only times we used toll-roads when we were out there was going to Kennedy Space Centre.

used it once on the way from the airport, at $1 toll, then read the small print the next day!

not worth it at all.

atro1

Markelock. What did you eventually pay.?Did you pay straight to the car rental company?
It looks as if we may have got away with it the last time we went and I was going to use it again this time. So maybe not!
For people who are going to Florida for the first time to see the 'rodent' try http://www.mousesavers.com/index.html never had a lot of spam and just an email with all sorts of tips on it.

bobby9205

stuart_75 wrote: »

£171 for a 5 day Disney hopper. Thank you very much!!!!

Your very welcome, Ive just been on Undercovertourist's website to compare (they used to be cheap) and even there, there asking £195 for the 5 day hopper!

angelheart

Hi

has any one used these sites previously, don't want to be scammed, its a lot of money to loose

http://www.best4usa.com/attraction_tickets.asp

http://www.pillingerworldtravel.co.u...on_tickets.asp

Thanks :A

bobby9205

angelheart wrote: »

Hi

has any one used these sites previously, don't want to be scammed, its a lot of money to loose

http://www.best4usa.com/attraction_tickets.asp

http://www.pillingerworldtravel.co.u...on_tickets.asp

Thanks :A

Quite a few people on www.thedibb.co.uk (another great place for info on Florida) has used these sites, personally - a mate of mine has used them with no problems.

I wouldnt have posted them if I thought they were iffy, but your right, its still best to check

angelheart

Thanks Bobby9205 for the info, the pricess are very good.

I love this site, its full of good advice and useful information

Kim

llanwrst2

Thanks bobby9205 - good post...

Also check out Virgin as I got 14 day Seaworld/Aquatica (but also could have SW/BG) for £55 adult and £50 child - vouchers sent 2 weeks before flying and I did not book my hol thru them. you do have to call.

teallach

llanwrst2 wrote: »

Thanks bobby9205 - good post...

Also check out Virgin as I got 14 day Seaworld/Aquatica (but also could have SW/BG) for £55 adult and £50 child - vouchers sent 2 weeks before flying and I did not book my hol thru them. you do have to call.

Can you not book them through the website then? I was hoping to get them from Virgin going through Quidco nearer the time unless anyone esle comes up with a cheaper deal

ailuro2

for Virgin via Quidco, it states that cashback is only paid on UK departures, so not sure it would track just for Disney tickets?

llanwrst2

teallach wrote: »

Can you not book them through the website then? I was hoping to get them from Virgin going through Quidco nearer the time unless anyone esle comes up with a cheaper deal

I spent ages trying to find a way to order online there own but could not so rang