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Ails34
13 Jul 05, 12:44 PM
I have just tried booking tickets and no one is offering any special deals at the moment. My purchase would be around £1500. Does anyone know if any special offers on.
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chrisw
14 Jul 05, 12:24 PM
Not sure about any offers but the pound is starting to strengthen again so I would guess that the GBP prices may drop in a couple of weeks or so ??
alanwk
14 Jul 05, 11:59 PM
if you get your tickets from the uk you will find them cheeper lol.so im told
Kenbar
15 Jul 05, 01:28 PM
Try Maple Leaf Tickets. Also search threads here for prices. There are always discounted tickets available
Sorry alanwk, tickets are not always cheaper in the Uk, but sometimes there are types of ticket only available here.
Ken
Suzie&Stuart
15 Jul 05, 11:48 PM
Originally posted by Kenbar
Try Maple Leaf Tickets. Also search threads here for prices. There are always discounted tickets available
Sorry alanwk, tickets are not always cheaper in the Uk, but sometimes there are types of ticket only available here.
Ken
Another vote for Mapleleaf Tickets.We picked ours up from their office on the 192 near Walmart.Owners very friendly and knowledgeable.
You're right Ken,tickets not always cheaper here in the UK,and the choice of tickets very limited.
When we went in April we wanted the 5 day tickets without hopper but couldnt get them here so Mapleleaf got our business yet again.
Stuart
debs1505
16 Jul 05, 04:39 PM
Ditto to Maple Leaf. We have used them for years - and their price INCLUDES tax. We have had them delivered and collected. Beware as a lot of the US sites give you a price that once through to check out has to have tax added.
cheche
17 Jul 05, 08:24 PM
i bought mine over here a couple of weeks ago after asking this and other forums who to buy from, i opted for cheapestpark tickets.co.uk and got them without problems. On the day i was looking to buy these were the cheapest i could find and i tried loads of places including the above.
nat25go
17 Jul 05, 09:11 PM
i think the uk is a better deal if you want to park hop and include a few extra visits on your tickets - water parks and dq.
check mapleleaf and see what their prices are for the base tickets if they suit your needs. if they are offering the new magic your way tickets it will be more expensive to add on park hopping, park plus visits (and the option of no expiry) - it all adds up.
we got ours from bargainattractions who price matched the cheapest we could get and they were giving free tics to cinema and free starter & priority seating at planet hollywood. they also give you $$$$$ off for shopping vouchers - but you can pick these books up all over the place. they (& other companies) had the 7 day disney for the price of 5 day tics and universal/ioa 7 days for the price of 2 or 14 days for the price of 3 days.
nat25go:grin:
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