themeparktickets

Guest · 23 Apr 18, 04:30 PM

Has anyone used theme park tickets.co.uk to buy attraction tickets? All seems legit, but just thought I’d ask. Thanks

lyn1 · 23 Apr 18, 05:08 PM

Originally Posted by Loopylala

Has anyone used theme park tickets.co.uk to buy attraction tickets? All seems legit, but just thought I’d ask. Thanks

They used to be called themeparkticketsdirect.com and they belong to the same group as orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk who are a sponsor of the Dibb, [although themeparktickets.co.uk are not]. Some will say that neither of them are authorised Disney sellers, but in my opinion they are both reputable companies and I wouldn't hesitate to use any of them. The choice is yours as to whether you use them or not though.

Just to let you know that Orlando Ticket Deals have been having some good sales on in the evenings. It might be worth waiting until a bit later on to see if they have one tonight so that you can compare prices, not 100% sure if they will though.

Welcome to the Dibb

Pottermus · 24 Apr 18, 10:19 AM

Lyn1 - that's interesting I didn't realise Orlando Attraction Tickets and Themeparktickets were one and the same.

Having a look at the latter's website - which you need protective glasses to view - I should've guessed. They're identical, odd Poundland-style affairs with blurry graphics and large blank spaces. Surprisingly bad in this era of technology.

Nimbus · 24 Apr 18, 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by Pottermus

Having a look at the latter's website - which you need protective glasses to view - I should've guessed. They're identical, odd Poundland-style affairs with blurry graphics and large blank spaces. Surprisingly bad in this era of technology.

Both websites look ok to me. The pink theme on TPT's website is not to my taste but otherwise seems like a simple layout that's easy to use. I don't see any blurry graphics?

I prefer OAT's green theme and the smiley faces (I am easily pleased). And their website looks fairly professional. It's better than some others.

lyn1 · 24 Apr 18, 04:42 PM

Originally Posted by Pottermus

Lyn1 - that's interesting I didn't realise Orlando Attraction Tickets and Themeparktickets were one and the same.

Having a look at the latter's website - which you need protective glasses to view - I should've guessed. They're identical, odd Poundland-style affairs with blurry graphics and large blank spaces. Surprisingly bad in this era of technology.

Yeah they're part of U.S. Rent A Car.

I read on another thread that you're in web design so I suppose that you pick up on the bad things about the sites more than I would. I quite like both sites, but there again I am easily pleased, and colour blind. As my mother used to say "There's no accounting for taste"

Pottermus · 25 Apr 18, 11:51 AM

Originally Posted by lyn1

I read on another thread that you're in web design so I suppose that you pick up on the bad things about the sites more than I would. I quite like both sites, but there again I am easily pleased, and colour blind. As my mother used to say "There's no accounting for taste"

Ha ha, you're right Lyn. As a web designer it can be torturous looking at websites as, without thinking, you're always analysing them. I wonder if, for example, barbers are constantly looking at other people's haircuts, chefs are constantly judging everything they eat etc.

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Pottermus Proud to wear my Ears Join Date: Apr 18	Lyn1 - that's interesting I didn't realise Orlando Attraction Tickets and Themeparktickets were one and the same. Having a look at the latter's website - which you need protective glasses to view - I should've guessed. They're identical, odd Poundland-style affairs with blurry graphics and large blank spaces. Surprisingly bad in this era of technology.