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OK .............here goes!!
I've been driving myself potty for the best deals for the 5 park flex ticket and the Disney 14 day ultimate ticket for myself, husband and 3 teenage boys. What is everyones opinion on what I've found so far??
Would you/have you used these sites before and has anyone found anything better??
Theme Park Tickets £ 108 for Flex and £ 150 for disney
Best 4 attractions £ 110 £153................they do throw in free meals at Planet Hollywood but is this worth having?
first for attractions £ 110 £153
Cheapest park tickets £ 110 £ 151.............they give £5 off if you order online.
I want tickets not vouchers.
Huge thanks for any help - very much appreciated
Suzy x
:D
Daniel&Family
1 Jun 05, 03:06 PM
On both our trips we have used Attraction Tickets Direct and found them excellent. They normally seem as cheap as anyone else but will price match anyway so this is not an issue.
All our tickets have been actual tickets and not vouchers and whereas some sites don't send tickets untill 1-2 weeks before your holiday they will send them on payment.
Last but not least they are Dibb sponsers (as are some of the sites you mention) and seem to have positive reports from Dibb members.
Yours
Daniel
Homer'sWife
1 Jun 05, 03:15 PM
I second what Daniel says - we bought ours this year from them, excellent service, tickets arrived a couple of days later. they will price match from any UK site I believe. I would always choose a seller who is established and ABTA bonded as it is a lot of money if things go wrong.
Toni:cool:
loadsapixiedust
1 Jun 05, 03:58 PM
Got my tickets from cheapestparktickets.co.uk, real tickets not vouchers arrived in 3 days by special delivery. They were the cheapest I could find.
The_Smillies
3 Jun 05, 09:30 PM
Got ours from cheapestparktickets best price at 108 for 5 park Flex and 148 for Disney.
mariechez
3 Jun 05, 09:47 PM
The above are obviously the cheapest but for an extra £2.00 per adult ticket you will get a free burger meal. As far as l can see thats the difference.:D
It does make your head spin though :happy: :happy: :happy: :happy:
Thanks everyone...............keep your comments coming!!
Suzy x
highlander447
4 Jun 05, 05:50 PM
cheapestpark tickets have put their prices up
Villainlover
4 Jun 05, 05:54 PM
I always go with attraction tickets direct .. great company and great service, and they have price matched for me in the past :D
CityWalk
6 Jun 05, 04:42 AM
or you could go for an american company.........
disneydolphin
6 Jun 05, 09:49 AM
Hi
I know what you mean about trying to come to a decision. :spin:
In the end we ordered our Disney 14 day Ultimate tickets from orlandoticketdeals.co.uk. We got them just after the 8 days special delivery they promise (but there was a bank holiday weekend involved, so ill forgive them that :wink ) and they are real tickets not vouchers.
Cost £151 each, no charge for credit card payment, or delivery.
We didnt go for flex tickets this time, opting for 7day2park US/IOA tickets instead, but bought these at the same time.
Impressive service.......but the tickets look like small little things considering how much they cost!!
:D
I used Orlando ticket deals and maple leaf great service got tickets not vouchers.
Originally posted by suzy
OK .............here goes!!
I've been driving myself potty for the best deals for the 5 park flex ticket and the Disney 14 day ultimate ticket for myself, husband and 3 teenage boys. What is everyones opinion on what I've found so far??
Would you/have you used these sites before and has anyone found anything better??
Theme Park Tickets £ 108 for Flex and £ 150 for disney
Best 4 attractions £ 110 £153................they do throw in free meals at Planet Hollywood but is this worth having?
first for attractions £ 110 £153
Cheapest park tickets £ 110 £ 151.............they give £5 off if you order online.
I want tickets not vouchers.
Huge thanks for any help - very much appreciated
Suzy x
:D
I purchased from best4attractions.co.uk the 5 park 14 day Universal and 7 day premium Disney tickets for the five of us and they threw in the Pirates meal as well as the Planet Hollywood tickets. In total after more disney deductions, it all came to £1230.00...........Not bad for the five of us with the meals included!!
pyrotech
10 Jun 05, 10:45 AM
I'm at a loss as to why you would buy a 5 park flex and a 14 day disney,!!!!!.
why not a 4/5 park flex and 5 or 7 day disney, which you can up grade if you dont use all your days?
I can see no financial advantage to two 14 day tickets!!!!!.
orangebreezer
10 Jun 05, 02:57 PM
Originally posted by pyrotech
I'm at a loss as to why you would buy a 5 park flex and a 14 day disney,!!!!!.
why not a 4/5 park flex and 5 or 7 day disney, which you can up grade if you dont use all your days?
I can see no financial advantage to two 14 day tickets!!!!!.
I agree..........it would be a complete waste of money.......a lot of the ticket sites are offering the 7 day disney ticket for the price of 5..........excellent value
yamkin
10 Jun 05, 05:32 PM
Originally posted by pyrotech
I'm at a loss as to why you would buy a 5 park flex and a 14 day disney,!!!!!.
why not a 4/5 park flex and 5 or 7 day disney, which you can up grade if you dont use all your days?
I can see no financial advantage to two 14 day tickets!!!!!.
Reason for 14 day pass is that it is roughly the same amount.
simmofamily
10 Jun 05, 10:55 PM
Just checked the prices on Best4Attractions site and the 5 park flex has shot up to £117 and the 7 day premium to £148 and no talk of Planethollywood tickets.
I thought they were after ideas the other week from Dibb members as to what deals we would prefer and it looks like they haven't listened to anything.
Me thinks I will be going to cheapest-park-tickets.
Kath x
yamkin
10 Jun 05, 11:22 PM
Looks like I got the tickets at a cheaper price. By the way, they are still giving the free Planet Hollywood meal....
FREE PLANET HOLLYWOOD MEALBuy ANY Disney Premium or Ultimate tickets or either a 4 Park or 5 Park Orlando FlexTicket™ from us and get an absolutely FREE meal at Planet Hollywood Orlando. Be quick, this deal can not last for ever!
Big_Mark
11 Jun 05, 07:13 AM
The biggest advantage of the 14 day ultimate over the 7 day ticket is that you would be able to visit DQ,BB,TL for a few hours or just pop into a park for the fireworks without using a whole day off the 7 day ticket. If you went to Universal or Seaworld for example during the day you could go to DQ in the evening or just pop in to see Wishes again.
It does give you more flexability to wonder and hop without worring about using a day off the 7 day ticket.
The price difference is only £10 more for a 14 day.
Thank you so much everyone - still haven't booked anything yet so keep your suggestions and comments coming.
Suzy x
paulmurdie
11 Jun 05, 06:07 PM
for an extra £10 you are better off with the disney ultimate ticket for 14 days rather than the 7 day one
Bobbins
11 Jun 05, 11:14 PM
Originally posted by mark.perkins
The biggest advantage of the 14 day ultimate over the 7 day ticket is that you would be able to visit DQ,BB,TL for a few hours or just pop into a park for the fireworks without using a whole day off the 7 day ticket. If you went to Universal or Seaworld for example during the day you could go to DQ in the evening or just pop in to see Wishes again.
It does give you more flexability to wonder and hop without worring about using a day off the 7 day ticket.
The price difference is only £10 more for a 14 day.
Agree 100% with this - when you think what the whole holiday is costing the extra cost of the 14 day passes is negligible.
kitkat
12 Jun 05, 10:43 AM
best4 attractions very good
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