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Old 10 Apr 20, 02:34 PM  
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I’m looking for an app or browser that is free that will allow me to view American websites i.e Disneyworld.

Can anyone suggest one?

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Old 10 Apr 20, 02:44 PM  
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You can download free VPNs but they will either be slow or have a limit on how much data you can down load.
We used to use free ones but have now just paid for one, just over £80 for 3 years. Now we can access the US Disney.com website as well as US Disney+, HBO Now amongst others without worrying about it.
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Thank you. Maybe I should consider paying for it.
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If you go to the UK site, scroll right to the bottom of the page under the ABTA advert click site map, when that page loads scroll to the bottom and click on English UK, this will bring up all the sites, click English US and hey presto. This is on Firefox and IE

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The Opera browser has a free VPN built in that you can set to USA - I've used it loads of times, it's fairly fast and stable:

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My browser is Google Chrome and I use the Windscribe Chrome extension. It's no slower than normal and doesn't cost anything. There is a limited amount of data if you don't pay but I only use it when I want to on US sites which isn't often. The rest of the time I'm signed out of it.

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Originally Posted by pompeyboy View Post
If you go to the UK site, scroll right to the bottom of the page under the ABTA advert click site map, when that page loads scroll to the bottom and click on English UK, this will bring up all the sites, click English US and hey presto. This is on Firefox and IE
That doesn't work, as soon as you try and book anything it will take you back to the UK version.
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That doesn't work, as soon as you try and book anything it will take you back to the UK version.
Apologies, you are correct, I had only used it to browse.

I would suggest using a cashback site to buy a VPN subscription, Nord worked out at a tenner a year, on a 3 year deal, through quidco for 6 devices. Tracked straight away but took 4 months to be paid. Just hope they last another couple of years!
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Thank you, I am looking at the different options.

I’m the meanwhile, Would anyone who can access and have a spare 5 mins mind looking up a 2 day and 3 day disney base ticket for me, no hopper for August season.
Thanks I’m advance.
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Originally Posted by Malificent View Post
Thank you, I am looking at the different options.

I’m the meanwhile, Would anyone who can access and have a spare 5 mins mind looking up a 2 day and 3 day disney base ticket for me, no hopper for August season.
Thanks I’m advance.
I found it on the app. Thanks 😊
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