good god

[animal 1970]

florida tix have released 2018 Disney 14 day pass. This years price £299 per adult next year £420 per adult £120 each person more

[loves2plan]

The current price for 2017 has a 25% discount offer on at the moment which will explain the difference. Having said that, I do think prices have gone up a lot for 2017 tickets. We paid £325 (full price, no discount) in June 2017 and by November they'd gone up to over £400! Brexit/the weak £ has been blamed, but the cynic in me wonders if they've done it so they can now do a ticket discount offer?

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by animal 1970

florida tix have released 2018 Disney 14 day pass. This years price £299 per adult next year £420 per adult £120 each person more

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orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk are showing the same price, and £448 for a 21 day Ultimate. As loves2plan says there has been a discount on the Disney 14 day Ultimate which is why it has been so cheap at the moment.

[Guest]

Youre not even going for 2 years! Wait a see if there's an offer on 2018 tickets.

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by animal 1970

florida tix have released 2018 Disney 14 day pass. This years price £299 per adult next year £420 per adult £120 each person more

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It's the same price as 2017 tickets.

It's just that currently there's a 25% special offer on the 7 day tickets and the usual "14 day for the price of 7" offer is currently on. If you bought the 2017 ticket before December last year or buy them after March this year then they'll be around £400.

I agree though that the prices of both the Disney and Universal tickets have shot up!