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13 Mar 17, 02:22 PM
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Is there a difference in Ticket companies?
Just about to get some Universal/seaworld/bush gardens etc tickets.
Is there any difference ( other than then price) between the main vendoes? I have seen some offer free parking at seaworld and aquatica but any other differences I should know of? Attraction tickets Direct Attraction Tix Florida Tix Orlando Attractions Orlando Attraction Tickets Orlando Ticket Deals Main universal / Seaworld sites.
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13 Mar 17, 02:31 PM
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Join Date: May 07
Location: South Wales
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13 Mar 17, 02:51 PM
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Location: Wales
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I don't thunk there's much difference between the companies at all, just the way they issue the ticket.
We always use Floridatix. They issue credit card sized tickets ready to use. As for cost, floridatix offer a price match if you are comparing between ticket vendors as opposed to holiday companies. Xx Ff xX |
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13 Mar 17, 05:53 PM
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Join Date: Aug 11
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Good to know, thanks
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13 Mar 17, 09:34 PM
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If you buy a UK style 14 day ticket for SW/BG/AQ or any two of the parks (usually the same price for 2 parks as 3 at the moment) - then this comes with free parking (and transport to Busch - but you have to book that separately).
If you book via a US site e.g undercover tourist for 2 separate day tickets for say BG and SW then you have to pay parking on top (but transport to BG is free). Same if you buy direct. So on the UK sites it is a matter of price and freebies. (we also prefer the credit card sized tickets as easier to carry around). Edited at 09:35 PM. |
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13 Mar 17, 09:43 PM
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I just got my tickets from Orlando Attractions today. £4000 on tickets and no freebies. Supper disappointed- considering Disney are offering free La Nouba tickets
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13 Mar 17, 11:40 PM
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OA often have freebies available - so surprising that it was devoid of anything - not even a play4less card or premium outlet mall vouchers ? That is pretty standard.
Sometimes more expensive freebies are reflected in the ticket price so not free  If you deducted the cost of the OA Disney tickets from the Disney Disney tickets does that give enough flex to buy la Nouba tickets under the Thomson offer ? |
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14 Mar 17, 12:30 AM
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Did you not get free memory maker, I got that and gator land and wild Florida free plus a few other smaller things. I would ring them and check you have nothing they usually have something free
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14 Mar 17, 12:17 PM
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ATD's price for the 14 day Disney tickets = £314 OA's price for the 14 day Disney tickets = £282 So those "free" La Nouba tickets actually cost £32 each. As the others have said, you usually get a few freebies with the tickets from OA. Usually a Dine4Less card and/or KidsEatFree card or something similar.
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14 Mar 17, 12:20 PM
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