When do 6 park flexi tickets go on sale?

[paulab]

.. and who has the best price? Just bought MYW tickets from Mapleleafe (who i have used often), but then dont mention Aquatica yet on their flexi tickets.

Paula

[tweety-pie]

Sorry,Paula, not sure about the Aquatica tickets, but i have a question for you regarding the disney tickets you bought. I am going to buy our tickets from Mapleleaf, for next Easter;have used them before and they were great. :) Also their prices are fab compared to buying them over here!

However,having been looking on lots of UK sites, tickets for next year have a different price band. On the mapleleaf site,the tickets dont say whether they are this years or next years, and no difference in price. I have emailed them twice in the last few days to ask about this but havent had a reply yet,so when i saw that you had bought from them,and are going next year, i thought i'd see what you said. Did they ask you when the tickets are for? I was worried about buying them then finding out they have to be used in '07.

Many thanks,Kate.

[carys]

Attraction tickets direct are offering them but have advised me it may be cheaper to buy them separately .

[Bats]

I emailed Attraction Tickets Direct for our tickets (inc Aqautica) and this is what I received back ..

Orlando Flex PLUS ticket 2008: includes 14 days unlimited entry to Busch Gardens, Aquatica, Seaworld, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure and Wet ‘n Wild

£136 adults and £117 children

Cirque du Soleil: 2007 price – to guarantee this price the balance on these tickets would need to be paid by 31/12/07

£44 adults and £34 children

I've used this company a few times and they're always competitive, friendly and helpful.

Bats

[paulab]

Thanks all, think I will wait to buy the flexi's till later on.

Kate with regard to your question, Mapleleafe didnt ask when theyn were for, but Disney tickets dont have a specific years usage, so it doesnt matter when you buy them, you can in theory buy them now and use them in 3 years time - they are not started until the first day of use, whenever that may be, which is why I purchased them now, as the prices usually rise some time around xmas, and the dollar rate is so good at the moment, mapleleafe charge by the dollar so the rate is worth taking now too. However (!) when the tickets come next week I will be double double double checking them (probably more frequently than that :grin: ) and will let you know if it looks any different - it never has before :spin:

Just the car hire to sort now!

Paula

[Bats]

Disney tickets dont have a specific years usage, so it doesnt matter when you buy them, you can in theory buy them now and use them in 3 years time - they are not started until the first day of use,
Paula

Paula
My Disney tickets definitely say 'Expires December 2008'. I bought them for next year at this years prices but am thinking I wouldn't be able to use them in, say, Jan 2009. I remember years ago that they had 'never expiring' tickets and my sister still has some of those but mine definitely say Dec 08.

Surely these are not valid for use in years to come (as long as I don't start them)?

Bats

[paulab]

Ooooh well I dont know then, ive never seen tickets with an expiry date on them, even since they intrduced the non - non-expiry type. My understanding is that they do expire after 14 days of 1st use (unless you pay for the non-expiry option add-on), but that date of 1st use can be anytime.

Can any one help me out on this?

Paula

[paulab]

For anyone interested in an update ..... my tickets came today (wooo hoo!!) and no, they dont have an expiry date on them (bought from Mapleleaf tickets)

p.s. What a lovely new design :)
HTH

Paula

[kaja86]

Paula, have they got Aquatica on them? And how much are they?

[Bats]

I was thinking Disney tickets for the expiry date not Universal, sorry.

I'm having to wait to buy my Universal tickets as I've run out of money now!!