10-Day World Ticket up-date!

SimonV · Feb 26, 2003

It seems everyone is now on the £199 bandwagon for the 10-Day World Ticket this summer. Disney Stores are now selling them at £199 and £159 (if purchased between March 1 and May 31 for use from May 31-October 31), and Keith Prowse have underlined that price, too, meaning a family of four would save £152 on the previous prices. This repeats their 'lowest ever' rate in 1999.

FYI, this price is only £18 more than the cost of a 5-Day ticket.

athurstance · Feb 26, 2003

That sounds great. Where can I find these offers though - I looked on the disney store and disney websites and they're still showing £240 for the 10 day ticket.

Thanks

neo's white rabbit · Feb 26, 2003

Another place doing the deal for slightly less again.

Arthurstance, the 'sale' starts March 1st which may explain why you're seeing the higher prices still...

10 Day Disney World Ticket - Sale starts 01st March, 2003
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Adult only £189* (normal price £246)
Child only £149* (normal price £197)

That's a saving of upto £57 per ticket ! !

Call us now for further details:

0870 3 303 030

Only Theme Park Land can offer these tickets with the following :

* No Credit Card fee
* Free UK Postage
* The Theme Park Land Price Promise

The 10 Day World Ticket offers unlimited admission to all four theme parks, the
three Disney water parks and Disney Quest. PLUS free Character Breakfast

Adult price £189
Child price £149

Ring 0870 3 303 030 for more details & save £££'s

* Sale starts 1st March. Valid for travel 1st May - 31st October 2003. Normal
price based on the usual Disney Store 10 Day World ticket, correct as of 17th
February, 2003. Booking conditions apply.

Mickey Scouse · Feb 26, 2003

Just been on the Theme Park site and the ticket is on sale now.

£189 no credit card fee, no "you have to book your trip with us" nonsense either.

Apparently it's only for sale until the end of May (but can be used until the End of October)

url: http://www.themeparkland.co.uk

neo's white rabbit · Feb 26, 2003

I was just about to say the same thing, and there I was thinking it was Feb 26th!!

This should be direct link to the page...

http://www.themeparkland.co.uk/tickets.php?id=48&pid=1&did=1

henrydog · Feb 26, 2003

We are looking to purchase 4 x 10 day tickets and was wondering is it worth the risk to buy from somewhere unknown for £189 each & receive vouchers or is it safer paying £199 each and getting actual tickets from Keith Prowse or Disney store?

For instance what happens if the company goe's bust before we go in October, would the vouchers still be valid?

neo's white rabbit · Feb 26, 2003

henrydog - there are some threads going on the other (US) trip planning boards also, including people who have bought, or are thinking of buying, from Paramount or themeparkland the same 10 day ticket. I believe these are the same vouchers that Disney sell, just at various discounts. On that basis once you have the voucher you have the ticket in effect, or you would have thought. Maybe you should call them and ask?

There must be someone better qualified than I to answer your questions...I agree it's a lot of money to expend if you're unsure.

I can recommend www.ticketmania.com for other tickets as we used them with no probs. They don't do the 10 day ticket though.

alexandra uk · Feb 26, 2003

I hope they do the same sort of deal for Nov/Dec time

neo's white rabbit · Feb 26, 2003

Yes, a little frustrating if the deals don't fit in with your travel plans...

TraceyL · Feb 26, 2003

No good to me our trip *should* overlap into November

Scottish_Maleficent · Feb 26, 2003

£199 - This is just the news I have been waiting for!!!!! :tongue:

SimonV · Feb 26, 2003

As with most things like this, it is always best to ensure you have booked with an ABTA-bonded agent, as that way you are fully covered by the ABTA guarantee if the company goes bust for any reason.

neo's white rabbit · Feb 27, 2003

Themeparkland is a new 'branch' of CTI Leisure, I got the initial email because I get updates from their website known as The Flight Shop.

Good advice on SimonV's part...

CTI Leisure are bonded/members of ABTA, ATOL and the IATA if that helps anyone with a decision

bubblefactory · Feb 27, 2003

We have just been offered 10 day world passes including 1 character breakfast from attraction tickets direct for

£195 adult
£155 child

we dealt with them Oct 2002 for our Sea World/Universal passes and found them reliable and they posted actual tickets not vouchers.

Alec :smooth:

Ratticus · Feb 27, 2003

Just bought 10 day world pass from

Virgin.co.uk/travelstore for

£189 (online price !!)

Looks like everyone is jumping on the sub £200 bracket . :Pinkbounc

henrydog · Feb 27, 2003

I think i'm going to order through themeparkland. Just been on their website, £189 looks to be the cheapest around & you don't have to order online, you can order by phone & send a cheque, which i was a bit concerned about.
And you get actual tickets not a voucher.

TraceyL - it says tickets to be first used until end of October so could be used up until 20th Nov.

TraceyL · Feb 27, 2003

Thanks

Mickey Scouse · Mar 3, 2003

Just need to confirm my flights and then I'll get the tickets from Theme Park Land :bounce:

Mike

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