Cheapest tickets

Donz1979 · 22 Oct 19, 02:54 AM

So here now and already considering coming back in 2021!
What is the cheapest way to get theme park tickets, this year we bought the 14 day unlimited disney and universal direct from virgin but we dont feel like used them 14 days. We are considering villa and 2 nights universal hotel next time!

Tynxuk · 22 Oct 19, 01:46 PM

Depending on when you intend to return it may be worth while getting a price check on Annual passes before your current tickets expire so you get them discounted. Be careful with what Universal AP you go for as the cheapest ones have block out dates.

Nimbus · 23 Oct 19, 01:03 PM

How many days at the parks are you considering?

If you only want to visit Disney for 3 or 4 days or Universal for 2 days then it might be better to buy 2, 3, or 4 day tickets. You can get them from places like OrlandoAttractions, UndercoverTourist or from the parks themselves.

However, I don't think these tickets are available for 2021 yet. I think the current tickets are only valid for the end of 2020 (perhaps not even that long).

If you do want a week or more at Disney then buy the UK 14-day tickets. If you want more than 3 or 4 days at the two main Universal parks or if you want to visit Volcano Bay as well as the two main Universal parks, then buy the UK 14-day tickets. The other tickets are only worthwhile getting if you are doing a small number of days at the parks.

Nimbus · 23 Oct 19, 01:08 PM

Originally Posted by Tynxuk

Depending on when you intend to return it may be worth while getting a price check on Annual passes before your current tickets expire so you get them discounted. Be careful with what Universal AP you go for as the cheapest ones have block out dates.

The OP says they are thinking of going back in 2021. Getting an annual pass now won't cover their trip in 2021.

I suppose they could upgrade to an annual pass now, then renew in Oct 2020, and then it would cover them in 2021. But that's more expensive than just getting new tickets in 2021 (especially for Disney!).

Tynxuk · 23 Oct 19, 01:15 PM

Originally Posted by Nimbus

The OP says they are thinking of going back in 2021. Getting an annual pass now won't cover their trip in 2021.

I suppose they could upgrade to an annual pass now, then renew in Oct 2020, and then it would cover them in 2021. But that's more expensive than just getting new tickets in 2021 (especially for Disney!).

I noticed that when I came to read new comments, think I misread 2021 as 2020

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