Orlando Florida/Disneyworld (Part 2) *CLOSED*

SimonVeness

Any idea what would be the cheapest way of doing this? Visiting 2 of the parks for 2or3 days? Cheers

The only ticket you could get for just 2 or 3 days at the Disney parks would be a 2 or 3-Day Magic Your Way ticket, which costs from $149-$212 for an adult ticket through Disney (there's their official ticket site Here). There are very few sites that can offer a discount on 2 or 3-day tickets and they are not on sale anywhere in the UK. However, try ticketmania.com, knowbeforeugo.com or orlandoinfo.com for a chance to price-match bona fide US ticket outlets.

disney_cjd

giovanni wrote: »

For Universal Studios Florida and Universal Islands of Adventure

http://www.universalorlando.com/tickets.html - it's a cracking deal. Mikepcon says above that he has purchased them and printed them off so you should be fine.

Hi All

I was concerend that these wwere the Florida Residents specials but on checking they seem not to be. here are the ticket details and no mention of Florida ID needed.

2-PARK UNLIMITED ADMISSION

• Unlimited park-to-park admission to both Universal Studios Florida AND Universal’s Islands of Adventure theme parks for up to seven (7) consecutive days
• FREE admission to select live entertainment venues* at Universal’s CityWalk entertainment complex.
• Ticket expires six (6) days after first day of use at either theme park or Citywalk.
• Photo ID must be presented at front gate turnstile and Citywalk.
• Signature may be required on ticket.
• Limit of six (6) tickets per purchase.
• Parking not included.
• Ticket does not include admission to Wet 'n Wild.
• Ticket is non-transferable.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

• 2 Day Advance Purchase Required - This ticket must be purchased at least 2 days in advance of your visit to Universal Orlando Theme Parks.

NOTE: Applicable sales tax will be added to all ticket products.

*Ticket(s) valid for admission to select Universal CityWalk Orlando clubs and venues for 7 consecutive nights including first day any portion of the ticket is used. Not valid for separately ticketed concerts, shows, and special events. Does not include admission to Universal Cineplex 20, an AMC Theatre or the Blue Man Group Show. Subject to availability. Some venues require ages 21 or older for admission. Valid Photo ID required. Restrictions apply. Benefits are subject to change without notice.

So a good deal.

FloFlo

I bought these last year and printed them off at home, no problems entering either park - you don't need to exchange them for tickets at the parks either they have barcodes on and act as an entry ticket.

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All

As some of you may know I have been doing some Podcast work for the Disney Brit podcast and we are now launching a new Podcast which is the Eye on Orlando podcast!!

One of the topics in discussion for this weels show is I Drive, love it or hate it and I know we all have mixed views on here. Id love to hear why you love it or hate it please,

Answers on a postcard by 7pm tomorrow please

Thanks all
Craig

disney_cjd

toddy2226 wrote: »

Mornin All,
Flyin into Tampa ,Going just off 192 marker 4, do i need change for toll roads (it will be the I4 ) and where can i get change .

Nope, no tolls on that route if you avoid the 429 etc. Its a nice easy drive actually and well worth the savings of flying into tampa

Craig

ps, just seen Simon of the Brits Guide post, he hit it on the head

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Teachertim wrote: »

Does anyone know where to get cheap car hire ? Usually get it from Alamo through expeida for 16 days at about £270. However, this year it is £490. I kno the pound has dropped, but that seems way too steep.

Netflights are doing £260 through thrifty, but have been warned off them - any ideas guys ?

Cheers.

Look back a few pages and you will see I did a long post explaining the new good ones.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=22079425&postcount=4622

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dazzaofdagenham wrote: »

anybody have experience of buying a annual pass ?

i see that they give various discounts on food hotels etc

are they worth it.....Or just extra gimmicks

darren

Very worth it depending on teh number of days youa re going,. Hotel discounts and store discounts plus free parking.

All depends on how many days though

Stew68

disney_cjd wrote: »

All

As some of you may know I have been doing some Podcast work for the Disney Brit podcast and we are now launching a new Podcast which is the Eye on Orlando podcast!!

One of the topics in discussion for this weels show is I Drive, love it or hate it and I know we all have mixed views on here. Id love to hear why you love it or hate it please,

Answers on a postcard by 7pm tomorrow please

Thanks all
Craig

I've stayed on International Drive and enjoyed it, being the driver of the group we could walk to plenty of restaurants and pubs and not worry about having to drive the car.

This year we will be staying in a villa and although i'll enjoy the luxury of a villa and not staying in a hotel i'll miss the availability of the restaurants and pubs being so close.

Stew

joshtbh

where can I download that podcast disney?

dinglebert

FloFlo wrote: »

I bought these last year and printed them off at home, no problems entering either park - you don't need to exchange them for tickets at the parks either they have barcodes on and act as an entry ticket.

Does anyone know if these tickets are just for this year or can they be used for next?

Answering myself as I mailed Universal and they just got back. The deal is for anytime you start using it.