Wow £3,000 a family of 4 park tickets

[ely3857]

Ticket prices are ridiculous and considerably less value than they were even a few years ago. However, we do do parks as much as possible and squeeze as much value from them as we can. If we want to go, we have to pay.

[Moorlandman]

Originally Posted by mushumadness

its really expensive we are a family of six and now all the kids are 9 or over its all adult pricing

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Wow, thats going to be an expensive holiday with 6 ‘adults’

[Grump$]

Originally Posted by mickey house

I did smile when I looked at tickets for Disney and universal for next year and it cost almost £3,000 for a family of 4 (slight reduction if anyone is under 12)

I bought the park tickets when 4 of us went in Sept 2017 and it wasn't that expensive (perhaps £2,400), so I won't be offering to buy 4 park tickets again

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Doesn't account for the £600 difference but September 2017 the exchange rate was $1.35 to the pound as opposed to circa $1.21 to the pound today. Shame it wasn't 2007 when we had the lovely exchange rate of 2$ to the pound

[DiszeeBelle]

Its roughly what we have paid for our tickets for next summer. It was a shock to my parents because they have only been to DLP so tickets are included in the prices of the hotel stay. They didn't realise you bought them separately even when booking with Disney.

[mushumadness]

Originally Posted by Moorlandman

Wow, thats going to be an expensive holiday with 6 ‘adults’

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its the main reason we didnt book disney or universal tickets for this trip

[Floridatilly]

We are a family of 5 😫
Disney & universal are a must for us but its an eye watering amount

[shauney]

Wow that's bonkers. Last time I went (2014) I only did the 6 park Flexticket (US, IoA, Seaworld, Aquatica, Wet n Wild & Busch Gardens) and I thought that was expensive at £217 - this year it's £400.

It'll be a long time before I go back to pay those prices.

[JohnD]

Originally Posted by Sandra & co

We would never pay that kind of money, dh would have a heart attack. When we first went as a family 2004 we paid about £750 For Disney tickets and dh couldn’t believe the price. We’d have two Disney days and a day at IOA and probably typhoon lagoon. Any of the kids earning would have to chip in, I’d love to just do Florida coast with a massive villa but we always have to do a few park days!

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Edited to say it's 10 minutes walk to Shell beach. A great place to watch sunsets

Sunrise over Sarasota

[mrsbenny]

Originally Posted by skalexander

I booked the tickets for 5 adults for our trip in November 2017, and we paid £2505 - £501 each. I cannot imagine any of us would pay £750 each, I imagine if we went again we would buy Universal tickets and possibly Disney water park tickets and/or a one day pass (though the one day passes are exorbitant these days as well).

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I am thinking of doing this next time. Buying universal 14 day ticket and Disney annual passes for water parks then we could have 3 days at Disney water parks. Possibly 2 days at Disney for magic kingdom and Hollywood studios.

[Sandra & co]

Originally Posted by JohnD

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Yes we’ve had two holidays one at Bradenton to visit Anna Maria island and the other Cape Coral, first holiday we had a hurricane and the second we had red tide. But I’d be happy to sit in the villa and eat