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Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*
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For anyone requiring attraction tickets I highly recommend http://www.orlandoattractions.com/
Ordered Disney 4 day base tickets plus 2 extra days free for £158.09 per adult and £132.67 per child. Placed the order on Sunday and they arrived Wednesday via special delivery. Actual tickets and not vouchers.0 -
For anyone requiring attraction tickets I highly recommend http://www.orlandoattractions.com/
Ordered Disney 4 day base tickets plus 2 extra days free for £158.09 per adult and £132.67 per child. Placed the order on Sunday and they arrived Wednesday via special delivery. Actual tickets and not vouchers.
isn't a 14 day pass only £215?Remember the time he ate my goldfish? And you lied and said I never had goldfish. Then why did I have the bowl Bart? Why did I have the bowl?0 -
Thanks for the car tips guys. Part of me is saying to hell with the car, as for the first week im staying on international drive and theres plenty of transfers to all the theme parks, right!?!?
And the second week im staying at lake buena vista, where again has transfers a-plenty. I would save myself quite a lot of money doing this I guess! Has anybody else done this frequently, and have you had any trouble with NOT hiring a car?
Paul
Many will say take a car and many will say you do not need one. A while ago there was a big-ish thread on here about that.
The upshot and my many years of Florida experience tell me that you of course do not need a car and can have a great holiday without one. A car does allow you an extra bit of freedom and if you have kids I would probably say its worth it BUT if it your first time or its a large expense then really do not think twice about not having one.
CheersSelf confessed Florida expertwith over 320 trips there!
Co host of the Disneybrit and Eye on Orlando Podcasts
and Craig Duncan Soul Show on Orlando Sky Radio0 -
disney_cjd wrote: »Paul
Many will say take a car and many will say you do not need one. A while ago there was a big-ish thread on here about that.
The upshot and my many years of Florida experience tell me that you of course do not need a car and can have a great holiday without one. A car does allow you an extra bit of freedom and if you have kids I would probably say its worth it BUT if it your first time or its a large expense then really do not think twice about not having one.
Cheers
Thanks, really appreciate your honesty. I think I'll skip the car and with the cash we save that will probably pay for a set of disney tickets or something similar! I'll be fine with the shuttles as they seem very frequent so should be fine!0 -
anniebanannie wrote: »thanks Trackky:A, I have just phoned local Thomas Cook and the rep phoned the Torquay branch and has managed to get me a 7 day Disney Premium ticket for £188 and Flex ticket for £125 :j
I have been told that this offer expires today.
My friend puchased the following today
14 day ultimate adult £199 child £172
orlando flexi adult £125 child £115
going on the 5 may
she booked with thomas cook torquay, have put full contact details on the Dibb
hope this is of use to someone0 -
We are considering going to the Arabian Knights dinnershow. The prices online from UK companies seem much cheaper than I could get direct. However we may have left it too late to have tickets delivered as we are off on Wednesday. Phoned one UK company who reported they could email the reseration and when we arrive in Florida we can phone up and book a night. Has anyone do this and is it trouble free. Alternatively can I pick up tickets using easy to get discount leaflets for the same amount over there?
Also thinking about going to Tampa against the Yankees. How easy to get to St Petersburg and is there much to do for the kids there
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yeah the forums are back on!!
Just a quick q, how do you get visa's?
Done a serach and it says you have to pay, is this right?Not setting myself any comp targets this year, didnt seem to work last year!!! £120.98/£2008
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quidoco= 110.00
Thanks to all that take the time to post0 -
ANNEGEDDES wrote: »yeah the forums are back on!!
Just a quick q, how do you get visa's?
Done a serach and it says you have to pay, is this right?
No, you don't have to pay, go to the US Embassy website and follow the links from there and it's fee.Moving onto a better place...Ciao :wave:0 -
cheers fiverNot setting myself any comp targets this year, didnt seem to work last year!!! £120.98/£2008
2009/ maybyliene eyeshadow, rimmel polish, loreal foundation, Glamour: hairbrush
boots card =2625
quidoco= 110.00
Thanks to all that take the time to post0 -
Has anyone purchased Orlando attraction tickets from Pillinger World Travel?
They appear to be available at a good price however I want to be sure I am getting brand new tickets and not pre-used tickets with days left on them!
If you are able to advise then please let me know!!!
I haven't used them myself, but there are a lot of (positive) comments on them on The Dibb boards. Also, Charter Travel in Newbury if you are looking for tickets. It is definitely worth looking at the comments on The Dibb.:rotfl:0
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