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Michelleco123 5 Sep 19 09:57 PM

Park Tickets
 
Hi
Looking for advice on park tickets. We’re travelling to Orlando in Dec 2020. I’m one for forward planning and I’m thinking of purchasing tickets for Universal now, Disney tickets in Dec 2019 and sea world tickets in 2020. What’s people’s advice on this?
Thanks

Beth_Disney 5 Sep 19 10:03 PM

I’ve ordered my Discovery Cove Ultimate and Universal Studios tickets from attraction tickets direct. I only paid a deposit and the rest is due next year. It feels like I’ve bought them but the money is still in my bank.

Nimbus 6 Sep 19 12:50 PM

You could perhaps consider buying a combo deal where the 3 tickets are sold for one price. Overall it doesn't make a huge difference but it can be a couple of pounds cheaper than buying the tickets individually.

Also, you may want to wait until Black Friday or after Christmas to buy the Universal tickets. Sometimes some ticket sites have sales at these times and may reduce the price of the Universal and/or Seaworld ticket by a few pounds. Again, it won't be a massive saving but it might save you a couple of quid.

Oh and welcome to the DIBB! :wavey:

Pottery 7 Sep 19 05:50 PM

The price of the 2020 you pay now as the price is for next year. Unfortunately you can't lock them in at 2019 prices. What I seen they have gone up quite a bit, 21 day Disney gone up by 55 pounds!

Nimbus 7 Sep 19 07:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pottery (Post 14059539)
The price of the 2020 you pay now as the price is for next year. Unfortunately you can't lock them in at 2019 prices. What I seen they have gone up quite a bit, 21 day Disney gone up by 55 pounds!

The 2020 21-day tickets haven’t gone up by £55. As far as I’m aware they haven’t increased in price at all. They are the same price as when they were released.:confused2

The 2020 tickets probably will change in price throughout the year and into next year. The 2019 tickets are not the same price as they were this time last year, for example.

Pottery 7 Sep 19 07:55 PM

Sorry I mean the difference between 2019 and 2020 prices.

https://www.disneyholidays.co.uk/wal...parks-menu-tab

Nimbus 9 Sep 19 11:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pottery (Post 14059733)
Sorry I mean the difference between 2019 and 2020 prices.

https://www.disneyholidays.co.uk/wal...parks-menu-tab

The OP is talking about buying 2020 tickets in December. If it's anything like the previous three years, the price of the 2020 14-day tickets will likely decrease in December. Last year they decreased by £40.

So depending on when you buy the tickets, you can "lock in" in the best price (as it were).

(Please note: I am not guaranteeing the price will reduce in December, nor the amount. The price might even increase. I am just basing this on what's happened in the last 2 or 3 years, that's all).

Pottery 9 Sep 19 12:11 PM

I am all for decreases in prices!

Michelleco123 9 Sep 19 06:55 PM

Thanks for all the replies! Universal tickets are on the to do list also!

blades 9 Sep 19 07:24 PM

Sorry for jumping on this thread but if I buy 14 day 2020 tickets that we will start using on Boxing Day can I use them for the duration of our stay even though it runs into 2021 edit just done a chat with atd and they will


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