discovery cove

[brindle]

would you rather book direct or through ,say orlando ticket deals, or the like. which would be cheaper? :p:

[brindle]

no reply's.:cry: :cry:

[paulac]

Oh brindle, so sorry, I didn't notice this thread before. :) I booked direct to discovery cove online. I found this the easiest way but not necessarily the cheapest. I think some attraction ticket sites may offer slightly cheaper tickets.


HTH :D


Paula

[paulac]

Here are some prices from onlineflorida if it helps. :D


http://www.onlineflorida.co.uk/Attractions.asp?Season=2004

Paula

[paulac]

and here is the discovery cove website.


http://www.discoverycove.com/vi_dcpackages_pricing.aspx

Paula

[2BoysMum&Dad]

You may get "free" access to SeaWorld and/or Busch Gardens with your D.C. ticket. It depends on your type of ticket, I think!

[brindle]

thanx . some good sites.

[brindle]

anyone booked this through orlando ticket deals?

[Jenny25]

I used Attraction tickets Direct - seemed to be the best deal at the time and very fast service.

[Midlandlad]

Another vote for attraction tickets direct. Frances forced us to miss the first swim and ATD were more than happy to sort everything out nnow should be there on thursday!!!
Also ATD gave a V good price. Paid £136PP with 14 days to both seaworld and busch gardens included

[happydaze]

I purchased my DC tickets through Virgin Travelstore - we went in July. I had 2 swims and 1 non-swim - price £416.

This also gave us free admission to Seaworld (although we already had flex tickets!!!).

Hope this helps.

Happy. :p: