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Old 17 Oct 21, 08:41 PM  
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Best site to book Universal RPR?

So we're looking at doing three nights at RPR next August. Having looked at prices, they do seem to vary widely depending on the site. So far attractions direct seems to be the best-with the DIBB discount its working out at £780 for a queen room (2 adults). Just wondering if anyone can recommend sites they've used before for good deals?
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Old 17 Oct 21, 09:15 PM  
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I phoned Attraction Tickets because i found their small print a bit confusing. They told me you lose deposit ( i think it’s £50) if you cancel. I stick to Travel Republic who I have lots of experience of cancelling with and deposits always refunded immediately (and only £15 deposit required).
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Old 17 Oct 21, 09:41 PM  
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Travel republic often have decent prices.
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Old 17 Oct 21, 11:28 PM  
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Hotels.com or ebookers via Quidco or top cash back are usually competitive. Free cancellation in most cases but they take the first night as deposit. Travel republic also good. £15 deposit and you can pay off the balance ahead bit by bit if you like.
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Old 18 Oct 21, 10:09 AM  
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I've never found a cheaper price for RPR than through Travelbag - they are always cheaper than the likes of Expedia, booking.com, hotels.com etc but the catch was that you had to pay up front. Not sure if that has changed now in COVID times when a lot of hotels are offering free cancellation etc - worth a look though!
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Old 18 Oct 21, 10:36 AM  
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Travel republic are generally quite good. We've booked our flight (17 days) + hotel PRP (3 nights) package with BA and was a similar price just so that the flights then became a package so we didn't need to pay out in full. Disney hotel we've booked via ATD.
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British airways often have offers for universal holidays. I’ve also used Expedia, ebookers with Quidco cashback
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When I was looking to stay at Cabana Bay the best deal was actually through Virgin - they had the best price and had some specific benefits (free parking, free cocktail, free lazy river ring) that sealed the deal. Worth a look!
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Book thru BA or direct is what I do always had good prices
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Thanks everyone- some good suggestions there, will have a look!
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