Deposit

[shona]

I am looking to buy tickets with Orlando Attractions with a £10 deposit pp but wondered what would happen if things were to change before we go, would we just lose deposit if we hadn't paid the balance. Also can you advise who the e tickets work.

[leahamy]

I believe you would lose the deposit if the balance is not paid by the date due. Our daughter did that one year because the prices dropped and for 6 of them to go, it was cheaper to forfeit the £60 deposit and re-order from a different site.
The e-tickets are generally "gate ready" so you can go straight to the turnstile, scan the barcode and gain entry. However, if they are e-vouchers you normally have to take them to guest services on your first visit and exchange them for proper tickets in order to gain entry to the theme park. The biggest issue is that e-tickets generally print on an A4 sheet of paper which, are not easy to carry and are not so sturdy if they get wet.

[shona]

Thank you for your help

[Orlandoguy]

Try attractions ticke5 direct there the UK’s biggest seller of park tickets they take a low deposit, and they send you real tickets rather than the e-tickets which can be a pain as you then need to exchange it for real tickets once your there

[leahamy]

Also, I find Orlando Ticket Deals very competitive, real tickets and they have given me a price match a couple of times if you do the research and ask the question - they will check the company you have found to play against for the price match.