disappointed with Orlando Attraction Tickets

[Heisenberg316]

Just to add some more positive vibes for OAT; First time I've used them and ordered my Disney/Universal switch last Wednesday and they arrived yesterday. Really impressed

[DonnaD]

OP are you going to complain that the airlines don't give "real" tickets either now. As long as you don't have to queue to exchange a voucher at the gate I really don't understand why you are upset. Even West End shows do alot of tickets this way now.

[bevc]

I used Orlando Attraction Tickets for the first time this year too and my tickets arrived yesterday. Have to say I am very impressed with them. Would recommend them to others and will definitely use them again.

Our SeaWorld/Aquatica/Busch tickets are an A4 piece of paper but state quite clearly 'This Is Your Ticket' so are definitely not vouchers. Very happy with everything!

[Guest]

Originally Posted by bevc

I used Orlando Attraction Tickets for the first time this year too and my tickets arrived yesterday. Have to say I am very impressed with them. Would recommend them to others and will definitely use them again.

Our SeaWorld/Aquatica/Busch tickets are an A4 piece of paper but state quite clearly 'This Is Your Ticket' so are definitely not vouchers. Very happy with everything!

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My OAT tickets for all the parks are sitting in the post office waiting collection, makes it seem even nearer to going now and family even more excited about getting their hands on their entry tickets.

[MarionG]

Originally Posted by Bumbleb33

Have any of you used Orlando ticket deals?

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I have, I believe they are part of ATD but OTD specialise in Orlando tickets whereas ATD do Orlando but lots of other places as well. They can be a little cheaper than ATD but if you phone them (ATD) they will price match.

[Lisa29]

I am with the OP on this. My Legoland 'real' tickets also arrived as A4 pieces of paper and they were NOT gate ready. We had to go to Guests Services to have them stamped and validated and would have had to do this each time we returned.

It is very misleading and should state exactly what each ticket is and what is required upon entry. I would not have purchased mine from here had I known this in advance.

[Lisa29]

Originally Posted by DonnaD

OP are you going to complain that the airlines don't give "real" tickets either now. As long as you don't have to queue to exchange a voucher at the gate I really don't understand why you are upset. Even West End shows do alot of tickets this way now.

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Airlines state upfront that they send e-tickets, this company doesn't.

[flo2008]

Originally Posted by DonnaD

OP are you going to complain that the airlines don't give "real" tickets either now. As long as you don't have to queue to exchange a voucher at the gate I really don't understand why you are upset. Even West End shows do alot of tickets this way now.

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sorry but I don't use an airline ticket multiple times. I do with a park ticket

[kirkdalewdw]

If you bought it direct from Sea World, you would have got the same A4 piece of paper to print out, they say tickets on there web site as well

[flo2008]

Originally Posted by Lisa29

I am with the OP on this. My Legoland 'real' tickets also arrived as A4 pieces of paper and they were NOT gate ready. We had to go to Guests Services to have them stamped and validated and would have had to do this each time we returned.

It is very misleading and should state exactly what each ticket is and what is required upon entry. I would not have purchased mine from here had I known this in advance.

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thank you