24 Nov 17, 03:23 PM
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24 Nov 17, 03:23 PM
Tdawber
Trying for More Ears
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Trying for More Ears
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Originally Posted by Nimbus
Pure speculation on my part but I don't think they'll be a 25% discount this year. The prices of the tickets aren't moving the same way they did last year. Last year, Disney increased their ticket prices significantly in the period from July to September after the referendum vote before dropping the price in December. I'm not seeing that this year.
Disney may reduce the prices by 10% to 15%, perhaps reducing the 7 day Ultimates to around £350 to £360. Then doing the usual "14 days for the price of 7" offer to make the 14 day ticket approx £350/£360 as well (cheaper than the 2017 price). That would be similar strategy as last year, and also be a nice bit of marketing.
But that's just a guess. It very much depends on how 2018 ticket sales are doing - and only Disney UK (and maybe third party ticket sellers) will know that. See more...
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I thought the prices went up because the USD to GBP exchange rate plummeted?
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