Is orlandoattractions.com legit?

[blizeH]

Hi guys,

The cheapest Orlando tickets I can find for us (we want 1 day in IOA, 1 day in studios and 1 day in Volcano Bay with the option to move between them) is here: orlandoattractions/t...y-hopper-promo

It seems a bit dodgy with the way you have to add to cart to see the price, and also the fact it's a 'PROMO' deal rather than straight up 3 parks and 3 days.

Is this okay to go with please? Thank you

[YorkshireT]

Yes good company.

[Mel49]

I've used them quite a few times and never had any issues so if it is the best price I would book. Also they are a DIBB recommended seller. If you went for the 3 day 3 park it would be £41 dearer so the promo is probably just a short term offer.

I agree the website layout is a bit unusual but they show the UK ticket prices in £ and it is only the US tickets you have to add to cart to get the price. I've always assumed it's doing conversion from $ price and rate varies on day to day basis so maybe does this in the background when you add to cart. Might be completely wrong though !

[blizeH]

Thank you! I've just noticed that Undercovertourist is about the same price and I've seen them a lot on here too, so it's good to have options. Will likely go with Orlando Attractions since it's in ££.

[unitedtrekkie]

I think Undercover Tourist would be cheaper! check the exchange rate with Orlando Attractions you're paying in pounds what you could be paying in Dollars with U T ;-)

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by unitedtrekkie

I think Undercover Tourist would be cheaper! check the exchange rate with Orlando Attractions you're paying in pounds what you could be paying in Dollars with U T ;-)

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You can pay in dollars on OrlandoAttraction's site.

The price of the 3-Park 4-day promo ticket linked in the first post is $312 on OA's website. On UT's website the same ticket is $313.42. Therefore OrlandoAttractions is cheaper.

The price in pounds on OA's website is £252.72 - which means they use an exchange rate of $1.23 to the £. That's better than the official exchange rate so you save even more money using OA!

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by Nimbus

You can pay in dollars on OrlandoAttraction's site.

The price of the 3-Park 4-day promo ticket linked in the first post is $312 on OA's website. On UT's website the same ticket is $313.42. Therefore OrlandoAttractions is cheaper.

The price in pounds on OA's website is £252.72 - which means they use an exchange rate of $1.23 to the £. That's better than the official exchange rate so you save even more money using OA!

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Another thing to take into consideration is that depending on what card you use you can also get hit with a non-sterling transaction fee with undercovertourist which you won't get with orlandoattractions.com when you pay in £s

[MrsOrlando]

Originally Posted by Nimbus

You can pay in dollars on OrlandoAttraction's site.

The price of the 3-Park 4-day promo ticket linked in the first post is $312 on OA's website. On UT's website the same ticket is $313.42. Therefore OrlandoAttractions is cheaper.

The price in pounds on OA's website is £252.72 - which means they use an exchange rate of $1.23 to the £. That's better than the official exchange rate so you save even more money using OA!

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Thanks for paying attention y'all - we do indeed offer a choice of paying in pounds or dollars, so whatever suits you the best! Good spot on the exchange rate as well - our rate is often slightly better than the official one!

[Monolith]

Look above your post, it advertises here. I’d hope the dibb was ok with who advertises here

[JanetteP]

They're absolutely legit, and a pleasure to deal with. I've booked lots of tickets with them in the past, and a stay at WDW as they were cheaper than booking direct.