2019 ticket prices

[darth plagueis]

been looking at ticket prices for next year.

do you think they will go down? or stay the same?

got stung a couple of years ago by buying to early

[MrsAuthorLady]

I've never known ticket prices to go down, where did you buy from when that happened?

[darth plagueis]

TBH it wasn't too bad, i got my tickets about a year and a half in advance and they had gone down by about £30 but i think that was to do with the exchange rate

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by darth plagueis

been looking at ticket prices for next year.

do you think they will go down? or stay the same?

got stung a couple of years ago by buying to early

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There will be a Black Friday and Boxing Day sale, as well as a few random offers in-between, but whether the prices will go up or not before then I honestly couldn't say. I really don't take any notice at what times of year the increases are, [I think Nimbus is quite good for that] I just search the sites everyday to see the best prices. I mostly buy as soon as I see a price that I am happy with, if the prices go down afterwards then so be it.

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by MrsAuthorLady

I've never known ticket prices to go down, where did you buy from when that happened?

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Prices do sometimes go down. Sometimes there are sales - around Black Friday, Boxing Day, etc. Also, Disney has been known to reduce prices in December for a few months. For example, last December the price of the 2018 14-Day Ultimate ticket dropped by £50. The current price of the 2018 ticket is less than it was back in November last year.

Having said that, the price of the 2018 14-day Universal tickets increased recently by around £20 or so. And the price of the 2018 14-day Disney ticket increased by £10.

So, it's possible the price of 2019 tickets might drop but it's equally possible the prices might increase. I honestly wouldn't like to speculate - I've got it wrong before.

[d1gger]

best price I've had in 2019 for a 14 day disney and universal combo is £660 per adult.

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by d1gger

best price I've had in 2019 for a 14 day disney and universal combo is £660 per adult.

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travelrepublic.co.uk are selling it for £647, but not sure for how long. If this price goes up then you can buy it from orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk for £657 using the code mse5. Link below.

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[willssv]

Originally Posted by d1gger

best price I've had in 2019 for a 14 day disney and universal combo is £660 per adult.

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Florida Escapes is £650

[stetash]

Orlando attraction tickets had an Easter ticket sale this year too with 4% off.

Stupidly I didn’t bite and they are now £200 more expensive for next year in total.