Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

Fiver29

disney_cjd wrote: »

If over 5 you can use s eat belt but the way the yanks drive, I still put both mine in a suit or armour

Lol, I'll give 'em a run for their money then

floydy

hi, am looking for flex tx, has anyone used this company? thought they were a good price...i welcome ur comments, tia

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Price: £122.30 Quantity:
The Orlando Flexticket offers you incredible variety, value and flexibility, giving you 14 consecutive days of unlimited admission to 5 or 6 of Florida's most popular theme parks.The Orlando FlexTicket gives you unlimited admission to Universal's Islands of Adventure, Universal Studios, Wet 'n Wild, SeaWorld Orlando and Aquatica.Add Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and there's non-stop excitement with the Orlando FlexTicket Plus.

• Item Price in USD: $171.262
• Item Price in Euro: €134.563

sturll

Blink_Eden wrote: »

I find this interesting CJD, I have driven the last couple of times we've been and have always found it a far more enjoyable experience than driving in the UK - there seems to be less speeding, less tailgating and there is a lot more room on the road.

Having said that I have always been on holiday when I was there so I was probably a lot more relaxed when driving.

As for signposting in Florida though :mad:

Agree, having driven thousands of miles all over the US id say they are much more careful and relaxed drivers than here in the UK.

Next time you're at some lights and it turns green, watch how painfully slow the drivers start moving.

jackieblack

sturll wrote: »

Agree, having driven thousands of miles all over the US id say they are much more careful and relaxed drivers than here in the UK.

Next time you're at some lights and it turns green, watch how painfully slow the drivers start moving.

I agree, driving in the US is much easier than driving here.
It was the one thing I was worried about the first time we went, but it was so easy that we've now been several times, to different states, and never had a problem (with the exception of the San Bernardino Freeway across LA, but that's another story!! :rotfl:)

dinglebert

disney_cjd wrote: »

I have done a bit of research on teh Dibb for the Floridays for some others and it got very good reviews. Its at the better end of I Drive so you should be fine

also check out its own website, it has some nice pictures on there

I stayed in the Floridays in April

Good Points: Apartments are very large, two bathroom, the master one being enormous. Very well appointed. Great facilites in the rooms includes washing maching and dryer which really helped. Pools are a bit crowded but we were there at Easter, staff helpful. Most other guests were American and friendly. Did not see one football shirt in the two weeks:j

Less Good Points: Maid service can be hit or miss and may need reminded to actually arrive on any given day.
Restaurant poor on site and no other restaurant within walking distance so its a car drive. Whatever you do avoid the nearby Chinese Takeaway/Restaurant, I won't go into details but enough said about it. There is a daily charge for the use of internet, parking etc. This is manditory. Its annoying but when you add it to the price we paid at the time for the Floridays it was still a bargain when you see some of the "hotels" on ID.

In short if you find a good price for the Floridays its definately up to scratch.

Lynneth

floydy wrote: »

hi, am looking for flex tx, has anyone used this company? thought they were a good price...i welcome ur comments, tia

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Enlarge Orlando FlexTicket

Price: £122.30 Quantity:
The Orlando Flexticket offers you incredible variety, value and flexibility, giving you 14 consecutive days of unlimited admission to 5 or 6 of Florida's most popular theme parks.The Orlando FlexTicket gives you unlimited admission to Universal's Islands of Adventure, Universal Studios, Wet 'n Wild, SeaWorld Orlando and Aquatica.Add Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and there's non-stop excitement with the Orlando FlexTicket Plus.

• Item Price in USD: $171.262
• Item Price in Euro: €134.563

Is this from musikick.co.uk? I found the FlexTicket Plus for £147 on their site and emailed them asking for details (eg, actual tickets or vouchers). That was way back at the beginning of April and I have yet to receive a reply! Needless to say, I'm still looking for tickets... :rolleyes:

KarenG

disney_cjd wrote: »

Or stay in a Disney hotel as park parking would be free then

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Err yes, but the person was trying to avoid paying to park by parking at DTD. I'd like to think they wouldn't bother with this if they were staying onsite

Can you tell this is one of my pet hates

disney_cjd

KarenG wrote: »

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Err yes, but the person was trying to avoid paying to park by parking at DTD. I'd like to think they wouldn't bother with this if they were staying onsite

Can you tell this is one of my pet hates

I know what you mean..... Here is a tip, take a few bottles of Coke or water with you and you save well other 12 bucks that way

disney_cjd

eripmav wrote: »

Does that also include just flights if you booked through Virgin Hols or purely packages?

yes it does

C

disney_cjd

Blink_Eden wrote: »

I find this interesting CJD, I have driven the last couple of times we've been and have always found it a far more enjoyable experience than driving in the UK - there seems to be less speeding, less tailgating and there is a lot more room on the road.

Having said that I have always been on holiday when I was there so I was probably a lot more relaxed when driving.

As for signposting in Florida though :mad:

I was mainly talking about the jumping of red lights, a very real problem for them and also the erratic lane changes and cutting up to hit an exit