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Old 20 May 18, 04:52 PM  
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Help! Unexpected 1 week trip

Have persuaded hubby that Florida is better value for a week in Sept than Europe

Whats the cheapest way to do Universal, and a couple of days in Disney (for TSM, Pandora, RnR, etc)?

Only ever gone for 2-3 weeks before. Any advise much appreciated
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Old 20 May 18, 04:57 PM  
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Personally, for one week, I would do one or the other. Stay on site at either. It saves travel and parking and getting to the entrance time.

Also the shorter the ticket length, the more it costs each day.
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Old 20 May 18, 05:21 PM  
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unfortunately he loves universal (and normally I would agree) but we also want to go back to Pandora which had just opened when we were last there. Thinking perhaps book cheapest disney hotel for earlier fastpass booking and extra magic hours and then do a day over at universal.
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Old 20 May 18, 05:22 PM  
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What tickets even ARE available? Only ever had 14 or 21 day ultimates
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Old 20 May 18, 05:28 PM  
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What tickets even ARE available? Only ever had 14 or 21 day ultimates
You can buy Magic Your Way tickets from the likes of Orlando Attractions for any number of days between 1 - 10, whatever suits.
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Old 20 May 18, 08:24 PM  
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Disney now do a 2 day ticket can buy direct from the UK site.
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Old 20 May 18, 09:00 PM  
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Originally Posted by shrek1609 View Post
Have persuaded hubby that Florida is better value for a week in Sept than Europe
Lol, you know that is not true !
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Old 20 May 18, 09:15 PM  
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What tickets even ARE available? Only ever had 14 or 21 day ultimates
Just to give you some idea and for you to compare prices.

For the Disney tickets have a look on undercovertourist, orlandoattractions.com, or the US Disney site. They start at 1 day tickets on undercovertourist and the US Disney site, and at 2 day tickets from orlandoattractions.com. Link below for orlandoattractions.com.

orlandoattractions/t...kets-worldwide

To get on the US Disney site go on the link below, at the top of the page you will see United Kingdom & Ireland (English), click on this and change it to United States (English), hopefully you will now be able to access the tickets, but it's a bit hit and miss.

disneyworld.disney.go/en_GB/

You can also buy a 2 Day Disney ticket that includes mini golf from the companies in the yellow banner at the top of the page, I think the cheapest is from orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk, £170 adult, £160 child, if you use the code mse5. Link below.

orlandoattractiontickets...d-2-Day-Ticket

For the Universal tickets try undercovertourist and orlandoattrractions.com. They start at 1 day tickets from undercovertourist and 2 day tickets from orlandoattractions.com. Link below for orlandoattractions.com

orlandoattractions/t...dios-worldwide

Don't forget if you want to ride the Hogwarts Express you will need a Park to Park ticket.
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Old 20 May 18, 11:07 PM  
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We went for a sneaky week at Easter and bought the Universal ticket £220 each we well got our moneys worth. 3 days 2 evenings and Volcano Bay. Plus 2 days shopping. 18 year old daughter and I had a great time . It was cheaper to go to Florida than go to the Canaries for a week all inclusive. £1200 flight and accommodation plus seats together. £250 food. £1,890 total Canaries £2,280. Love it when you get a bargain especially at Easter.
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