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.

[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 ££.

[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.

[BevS97]

It’s one of the few companies that sell both UK and US tickets and that’s part of the reason you have to add the US tickets to basket to see the price.

I think it’s recalculated depending on the days exchange rates.

[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 !

[Nimbus]

Yes, they are legit. I've used them 3 times in the past 7 years or so for my tickets. I'd recommend them.

The price thing is because they can't advertise the American tickets in pounds, only in dollars. You can see the dollar price before adding to the cart by changing the currency at the top. At least OrlandoAttractions gives you the option of paying in pounds rather than dollars.

The promo thing is because it's a promotion. Universal shows it as a special offer on it's own American website:

universalorlando/web...s/park-tickets

"Special Offer: 3 Parks from $53 per Day".

Do note the restrictions on this offer though. You have to use the ticket before 22nd May 2020 and you can't use it over the Christmas period.

[bella]

Wow,I came on here to ask the exact same question about the company and the same tickets. Looks like it's all good to go ahead then. Thanks for the replies.

[MrsOrlando]

Originally Posted by 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

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Nothing dodgy here y'all - we've been doing this online since 2006 and are long time DIBB partners.

Feel free to call our Ascot UK office with any questions - we are one of the few ticket companies that has an Orlando AND a UK office.

We pride ourselves on fab customer service - and have been a bonded ABTA Travel Agent for 30 plus years.

You can see what our many customers have to say HERE

Thanks for thinking of us - my guess is you'll be delighted with the service should we earn your business!;

I have to run - there's a hurricane coming!