Black Friday Park Ticket Sales

[MickyC]

Is there a typical % discount offered on park tickets by Floridatix on Black Friday?

Tickets for next year over £2k so any saving is a bonus 💷💷

[americanv8]

Originally Posted by MickyC

Is there a typical % discount offered on park tickets by Floridatix on Black Friday?

Tickets for next year over £2k so any saving is a bonus 💷💷

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I suspect they'll be putting a small % discount on, they increased their prices in the last week of October. In order to advertise something in a sale they have to have been on sale at the current price for 28 days ... roughly 28 days between them putting prices up and Black Friday.

Example, 2024 Disney/Uni Combo was £859, it was pumped to £897

OrlandoAttractionTickets are doing it for £849 though so still cheaper

[fiffio]

Attraction tickets and others will offer a % off but they still may not be the cheapest. Trick is to do your research and shop around. Some prices google gives you may not be accurate given codes available when you go on the homepage of ticket website and don’t rule out booking direct if you have a family member who works in the nhs etc and can use blue light.

[WB72]

Agree with the others, shopping around is the only way to get the best price. I have just bought our combo tickets for January, they cost £834pp from Orlandoattractions.com but were a whopping £929pp from Floridatix. That is a massive difference considering there are 4 of us.

[grant_w]

I've noticed the prices have been creeping up on ATD recently, I don't know if that's because of the exchange rate, or because they are going to bring them back down again for Black Friday...

[Dannyboy90]

Originally Posted by grant_w

I've noticed the prices have been creeping up on ATD recently, I don't know if that's because of the exchange rate, or because they are going to bring them back down again for Black Friday...

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Grant, you a right with both.

Because ATD buy them in USD they are subjected to the GBP-USD exchange rate.

And like every other company they up the prices hoping no one notices then provide a 'cracking' discount to get you back to where they were few months back.

[superry]

Floridatix Facebook advertising their Black Friday sale to start this week.

[stu1901]

Sea world always have a good discount through their site

[Disneydad001]

I Fancy a Discovery Cove purchase for next year, we have Disney AP's, so no water parks, which was one this year as we went on the Wish and to Castaway Cay, but next Aug with no water parks for near 3 weeks, might be a struggle ( 1st world )
So maybe DC and then we can go to Aquatica

[Blueste]

Originally Posted by Dannyboy90

Grant, you a right with both.

Because ATD buy them in USD they are subjected to the GBP-USD exchange rate.

And like every other company they up the prices hoping no one notices then provide a 'cracking' discount to get you back to where they were few months back.

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I can confirm this as I have been tracking prices. For example Florida Tix (who have confirmed an upcoming Black Friday Sale) these are for Sept 24

Ultimate Florida Combo (main 11 parks)
Previous lowest £992.31 Current £1073

Disney 14 day
Previous lowest £510.15 Current £557


6 Park Flexi
Previous lowest £481.65 Current £517