Universal 3 Park Explorer Tickets

[macchu picchu]

Been having a look around for these - cheapest I can see is Orlando Attractions for £216.80. Does anyone know if there might be a price rise closer to the Volcano Bay opening? Trying to decide whether to buy now or later!

[Danielle24]

They won't reduce in price so I would put a deposit down now at least.

[leahamy]

I agree with Danielle24. Also, Volcano Bay is currently being included at no extra cost from the 2-park ticket (Explorer) which, may not last for ever.

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by macchu picchu

Been having a look around for these - cheapest I can see is Orlando Attractions for £216.80. Does anyone know if there might be a price rise closer to the Volcano Bay opening? Trying to decide whether to buy now or later!

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You can buy this for £214 adult, £206 child from floridaescapes.co.uk

floridaescapes/spe...rer-2017-offer

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Originally Posted by lyn1

You can buy this for £214 adult, £206 child from floridaescapes.co.uk

floridaescapes/spe...rer-2017-offer

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I couldnt get this to work - it was showing as £219

Orlando attraction Tickets have them at £217 inc a few discount cards / vouchers etc. Real tickets - if you want that kind of thing. £10pp deposit - balance 8 weeks prior.

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by FamilyGWales

I couldnt get this to work - it was showing as £219

Orlando attraction Tickets have them at £217 inc a few discount cards / vouchers etc. Real tickets - if you want that kind of thing. £10pp deposit - balance 8 weeks prior.

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It was £214 for a little while, but they must have put the price up between me posting and you going on their site.

Orlandoattractions.com are doing it for £216.80, but I don't think you get as many freebies as you do with orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk. For the sake of 20p extra lol, it may be better going with them. Plus as you say, you can pay a £10 deposit and pay the balance 8 weeks before you go.

[macchu picchu]

Off to look at Orlando Attraction Tickets - being able to just pay a deposit is ideal. Thank you all for the information - just love that you can ask a question on the Dibb and get so many good answers so quickly!

[Slartibartfast]

Originally Posted by lyn1

Orlandoattractions.com are doing it for £216.80 but I don't think you get as many freebies as you do with orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk. For the sake of 20p lol, plus as you say, you can pay a £10 deposit and pay the balance 8 weeks before you go it may be better going with them.

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I understand that you can do a deposit with OrlandoAttractions.com too, you just have to do it over the phone and not online.

Slarti.

[keeley78]

Originally Posted by Slartibartfast

I understand that you can do a deposit with OrlandoAttractions.com too, you just have to do it over the phone and not online.

Slarti.

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Think there's a minimum spend of £1000

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by keeley78

Think there's a minimum spend of £1000

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This is what I thought unless they have changed it. This is what MrsOrlando said in October 2016.

"Its the total purchase amount that counts y'all - we DO take deposits on orders over 1000 pounds phoned in to the UK office. Lock in your ticket prices with just 10% down"! Link below.

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/sho...ght=mrsorlando

MrsOrlando also gives a very useful link in her post about orlandoattractions.com