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jojovontrapp
23 Apr 07, 08:22 PM
Hi - first time we went to disney used keith prowse for tickets
(£:confused2 £££'s-ouch:confused2 )
last jan we bought everything on the gate.
This time want to get sorted before we go again - since there's seven of us
(2 adults 5 children), going to cost a pretty packet so want to make sure i'm not getting ripped off - you hear of these horror stories from online ticket agents. has anyone else used these gys and are they on the level - also any other recommendations - am going to be buying:
21 day disney ultimate
21 day busch gardens/sea world
5 day 3 park universal with wet & wild
Medieval Times (sooooo good last time)
- any response wold be gladly appreciated:d: cheers - jo
Astrid
24 Apr 07, 04:08 PM
We bought almost all of our tickets through Attraction Tickets Direct, they price match any other price you can find on the web and they supply the proper tickets rather than vouchers.
I've used them a number of times and they are extremely helpful and deliver very quickly by registered mail. I know a lot of people on here rate them too.
The only one I didn't buy with them was my Universal tickets which was on offer through the Universal site (Bev has put a link in the sticky thread) when you pay using Mastercard.
malc_b
24 Apr 07, 04:15 PM
Why would you want this ticket package? Unless you are going for 6 weeks? I assume 3 weeks, in which case why not go for say 14 day 5 park, 2 universal, seaworld, wet'n'wild, busch gardens, and 14 day disney ulitimate, 4 disney parks + 2 water parks. That will be cheaper and it just means that one half of the holiday will be disney and the other busch/universal/seawworld.
ricky2325
24 Apr 07, 05:31 PM
Hi welcome to the Dibb you'll get lots of tips here. :spin: I have used Online Florida the last couple of years with no problems and fast delivery with real tickets.
:tiggerbou :donald_bo :goofy_bou
jojovontrapp
25 Apr 07, 09:53 AM
Malc b - I guess I go for the 21 day ultimate because
1) i like having the option of being able to pop into disney whenever we want
2) its only like 10 or 15 pounds per pass more for three weeks rather than two so seems good value and gives us more daily options
For the sea world/bg pass - the 21 day one i go for because our family tradition is to start and end the hol with sea world (we love shamu!!) and its a nice relaxing day - and that pass seems to give such good value and last for three weeks (last time we were there we went to sea world 5 times(in two weeks)!!
The only one i wasnt sure what to do about was universal- prefer IofA over Universal Studios so was thinking use 3 days at I of A(husband is a coaster- freak), 1 at US and 1 at W & W (since my boys will fruitloop if we dont go to W&W at least once - they love it there), but the three park five day seems to work out cheaper than going for the seven day or single day entry at Universal, and then a one day entry at W&W.
I guess its also because when we have the car we tend to hop around the parks a bit - like go to wet and wild in the day and then go to disney for the night fireworks and spectromagic etc - and i'm one of those people who likes to have all bases covered and go where we want when we want - paying ot an extra £80-100 for three week passes instead of two week lets us do that - jst seems to make more sense to us and the way we like to holiday??
abi113
25 Apr 07, 10:03 AM
I would also use ATD and would also buy the passes you are intending too. 21 disney is really great value and it would disappointing to not be able to do Disney for a whole week for the sake of a £10 pp. We also love seaworld . Make sure you ask ATD to price match though - if it saves you £3 per ticket thats a good saving on so many of you (maybe even helps towards the expenisive of the 21 day ticket! LOL)
Villainlover
25 Apr 07, 10:07 AM
I believe they are in someway connected to Attraction-tickets-direct, who I can recommend :spin: they will price match and at the moment are offerring a themepark survival kit on orders over £700
if you are spending a shed load they may offer you other freebies, one year when buying a lot of tickets we got free cinema tickets (for over here)
I would take a look at their website but if Orlando Ticket deals look more appealing then I am sure they will be just as good as attraction tickets direct, though cannot say as I havent used them.. I always go with ATD
edited to say ...that I see you are returning to Quality Inn International, I am guessing you found this hotel good :) I am considering using a hotel up that end of i drive but have never been there befor
corrinda
25 Apr 07, 10:13 AM
Hi i have used orlando tickets deals this year they are sister companies with atd thats what my tickets have on back of them,they were fab and tickets have been sent even though we dont go until oct like to be in order.
BigGrilla
25 Apr 07, 10:36 AM
I have used orlando ticket deals for 3 years with no complaints whatsoever!
BigGrilla
lizzie145
25 Apr 07, 01:35 PM
Pre Dibb :cry: I bought my tickets from Thomson, they price matched other high street prices and even beat them with discount plus i got nectar points (very useful)
Keith Prowse is expensive though :angry:
jojovontrapp
25 Apr 07, 06:12 PM
am sorting out some pics of the hotel etc at mo- will pm you later with some info
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