WDW Park Tickets - Jargon Buster required?
Sep 25, 2011, 5:09 am
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WDW Park Tickets - Jargon Buster required?
Hi
We are travelling to Orlando next Easter for a family vaction from UK.
I have seen a number of sites offering Park Tickets to UK residents at discount but I don't undertstand the differences between the ticket bundles
Could anyone explain or point me in the right direction to understand the differences between the tickets.
we will be there for 2 weeks and want to see WDW + waterparks, also Universal and Sea World....
thanks
We are travelling to Orlando next Easter for a family vaction from UK.
I have seen a number of sites offering Park Tickets to UK residents at discount but I don't undertstand the differences between the ticket bundles
Could anyone explain or point me in the right direction to understand the differences between the tickets.
we will be there for 2 weeks and want to see WDW + waterparks, also Universal and Sea World....
thanks
Sep 25, 2011, 7:18 am
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Hi
We are travelling to Orlando next Easter for a family vaction from UK.
I have seen a number of sites offering Park Tickets to UK residents at discount but I don't undertstand the differences between the ticket bundles
Could anyone explain or point me in the right direction to understand the differences between the tickets.
we will be there for 2 weeks and want to see WDW + waterparks, also Universal and Sea World....
thanks
We are travelling to Orlando next Easter for a family vaction from UK.
I have seen a number of sites offering Park Tickets to UK residents at discount but I don't undertstand the differences between the ticket bundles
Could anyone explain or point me in the right direction to understand the differences between the tickets.
we will be there for 2 weeks and want to see WDW + waterparks, also Universal and Sea World....
thanks
What exactly are your questions?
Sep 25, 2011, 3:07 pm
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I think you could get your questions answered here http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowForum...o_Florida.html , very quickly. Half the people on this forum are from the UK.
Sep 25, 2011, 6:43 pm
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You may also want to sign up for the MouseSavers.com emails and access to their site. They have everything Disney and also cover Universal, Sea World, and Busch Gardens.
http://www.mailermailer.com/x?oid=04019i
I have the current MouseSavers email if you want it.
http://www.mailermailer.com/x?oid=04019i
I have the current MouseSavers email if you want it.
Sep 26, 2011, 9:09 am
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Hi
We are travelling to Orlando next Easter for a family vaction from UK.
I have seen a number of sites offering Park Tickets to UK residents at discount but I don't undertstand the differences between the ticket bundles
Could anyone explain or point me in the right direction to understand the differences between the tickets.
we will be there for 2 weeks and want to see WDW + waterparks, also Universal and Sea World....
thanks
We are travelling to Orlando next Easter for a family vaction from UK.
I have seen a number of sites offering Park Tickets to UK residents at discount but I don't undertstand the differences between the ticket bundles
Could anyone explain or point me in the right direction to understand the differences between the tickets.
we will be there for 2 weeks and want to see WDW + waterparks, also Universal and Sea World....
thanks
www.undercovertourist.com
They also sell Universal tickets, but I don't think they have any special tickets for UK residents.
I wish I could buy/use the UK 14 day ticket... it is a bargain.
Sep 29, 2011, 1:29 pm
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Sep 29, 2011, 1:52 pm
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True, but if they are abused... and Disney fans are famous for abusing 
, chances are Guest Services, where you would exchange the voucher, is already asking for proof of residency.
There once was a time you could get Florida residence passes just by asking.
I'd rather not take my chances. With the exchange rate as it is, I can get a regular annual pass for just a bit more.
, chances are Guest Services, where you would exchange the voucher, is already asking for proof of residency.There once was a time you could get Florida residence passes just by asking.
I'd rather not take my chances. With the exchange rate as it is, I can get a regular annual pass for just a bit more.
Oct 13, 2011, 11:53 pm
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There's a 14 day UK ticket available that includes the WDW theme and water parks, plus Disney Quest. You can read about it here:
www.undercovertourist.com
They also sell Universal tickets, but I don't think they have any special tickets for UK residents.
I wish I could buy/use the UK 14 day ticket... it is a bargain.
www.undercovertourist.com
They also sell Universal tickets, but I don't think they have any special tickets for UK residents.
I wish I could buy/use the UK 14 day ticket... it is a bargain.
@ OP.. In terms of regular prices, the UK 21 day ticket is just $8 more (last I checked) than the 10 day MYW parkhopper fun and more ticket.. So you get essentially 11 days more at the parks for $8 more.. I would definitely take advantage of it.. and www.orlandoattractions.com has a UK office you can buy the tickets from..