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22 May 19, 02:35 PM |
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Trying for More Ears
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Yawn, scratch & stretch
Morning, look who’s awake after so long!
Well HELLO again dibbers So a couple of weeks ago we have booked to go back to Florida in 2020 after our fabulous holiday in 2014. I had a great time interacting with dibbers that helped me plan the most fantastic holiday ever. After keeping it to European holidays for the last 5 years we decided to give it another shot now the kids are a bit older. This time round we won’t be doing Disney parks as we loved them last time but my boys who will 16 and 12 next year are adrenaline junkies and want to do universal and sea world this time round. We do want to do Magic kingdom, Epcot and Hollywood studios again but I can’t justify spending £1796 to do 3 days in them parks. I wish Disney did a 3 day or 3 park ticket. Not doing Disney this time around means we can enjoy more of what Orlando and the wider Florida has to offer. Discovery cove is on list to visit again as this was the real highlight of the holiday. From reading posts it looks like waiting for the blue Friday sale around Black Friday week will be the best time to book this. I’ll give a list of what we did last time and what we are planning to do this time. 2014 we did Magic kingdom Epcot Hollywood studio Animal kingdom Universal studios Island of adventure Sea world Discovery cove Aquatica Wet n wild Typhoon lagoon Pirate dinner show Clear water beach day visit 2020 we will be doing Universal studios Island of adventure Bush Gardens SeaWorld Discover cove Aquatica Volcano bay Kennedy space centre We have a year to plan our holiday in detail but the planning really begins now! I don’t want to make this a Thomas cook related post but o hoping that my holiday booking remains safe over the next year and a bit. Kind regards R |
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22 May 19, 03:19 PM |
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Apprentice Imagineer
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You know you can buy 3 day tickets. Orlando attractions sells them or Disney US site. Though at the moment an adult ticket is £359 on Orlando Attractions, because of the lousy exchange rate. You just need to go to Disney 1-10 Day Tickets. You do however have to put the dates of use in as the price does vary. Still you’ve got plenty of time for the exchange rate to go up🙏
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24 May 19, 12:58 PM |
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Sounds like a fun holiday! I didn’t realise Wet ‘n’ Wild had closed so recently. I loved it there when I went in ‘88, but I assumed it had closed a good 10 years ago. I’m sure my girls will enjoy all the water parks that weren’t there back when I was a child, anyway.
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25 May 19, 08:42 AM |
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Hey welcome back
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