Single park tickets

[Brit73]

Hi all we are looking to get some single park tickets but nearly all the major companies only offer multi park tickets. Does anyone no any companies who offer single park tickets?
Thanks

[Marilou]

orlandoattractions.com (has the sun with rays as its logo!)

You can get any combination of days/parks from these guys... really great friendly and speedy service!

We used them 3 years ago and have used them again this year...

Enjoy!

[Mel49]

Which parks are you looking to buy tickets for and when are you going ?

Assuming it is Disney the single day base tickets are not available from UK based sellers except for the 2 day ticket which is only available for visits until the end of August. I only wanted one day tickets for AK and got mine from orlandoattractions.com as it worked out "cheaper" than direct with DIsney (US).

The cheapest tickets are classed as Date Based Tickets and you book for an actual date but they are still over £110 each so depending on how many days you want to go it can be cheaper to buy the UK 14 day ticket as it includes park hopper and Memory Maker too.

If you go onto the "tickets" part of the forum there is a yellow box at the top with direct links to the DIBB authorised sellers.

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by Brit73

Hi all we are looking to get some single park tickets but nearly all the major companies only offer multi park tickets. Does anyone no any companies who offer single park tickets?
Thanks

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Depends on what parks you want tickets for.

undercovertourist sell single tickets for most of the parks.

orlandoattractions.com sell single day Disney tickets and start at the 2 day Park to Park tickets for Universal. Links below for both. The date based ticket is cheaper than the flexible ticket for Disney.

orlandoattractions/t...kets-worldwide

orlandoattractions/t...o-park-tickets

Don't forget that if you want to ride the Hogwarts Express or park hop at Universal you will need a Park to Park ticket, if not buy the Base ticket.

Also have a look on the US Disney site. To get on there go on the link below, at the top of the page you will see UK & Ireland (English), click on this and change it to United States (English), then go on Parks & Tickets. It can be a bit hit and miss to get on so you might have to try a few times.

disneyworld.disney.go/en_GB/

Have a look at all the above to compare prices.

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