Universal

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by loobey73

That's my feeling too. But for an extra 20£ it might be worth it we are there for 19 days so could over lap the time we are not in Disney. I don't think there's anyway u could do 14 days every day there.

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I totally agree with you on this, to say I would be bored, would be an understatement, others may disagree though.

[scoobydooby]

Originally Posted by Andybear

I'm the same - won't be spending more than 3 days in Universal/Islands of Adventure when I go next year and don't want to pay for a 14 day ticket. Yesterday I ordered a 2 park 3 day hopper ticket from orlandoattractions.com The adult price is £200.25 and the child price is £192.75. It's £30 cheaper than the 14 day ticket - I can do a lot with that £30 :-)

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I don’t question that decision at all if you’re sure you don’t want more days. But let’s be realistic. You can’t do ‘a lot’ with £30.

[Powlay]

Originally Posted by scoobydooby

But let’s be realistic. You can’t do ‘a lot’ with £30.

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Slightly subjective.

Plenty of people can do plenty of things with £30

[scoobydooby]

Originally Posted by Powlay

Slightly subjective.

Plenty of people can do plenty of things with £30

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That’s a different point. You can millions of things with £30. But you can’t do a lot. My point was the saving is a very small one in terms of the amount of money. So in terms of this thread the judgement is would you rather pay a bit more for a lot more flexibility which you may not use anyway (my choice, £120 more actually for four), or save a small amount but know you haven’t wasted a penny (Andybears choice). Both valid and dependent on circumstances. I will have young adults with me who may well Uber from Disney to universal unexpectedly. My point was a financial one though. A difference of £30 for a possible 11 extra days in the parks is very small. That £30 isn’t going to get you a day in another different park for example. It may buy one person one meal maybe.