14 day Disney ticket price?

[wayneg]

Anyone know best price around? not bought any for a few years but know someone who is looking to buy some.

 

[dixonsontour]

Florida escapes and Orlando attractions are cheapest according to the dibb. Someone has helpfully done a price comparison chart on the tickets forum on there.

 

[wayneg]

Florida escapes and Orlando attractions are cheapest according to the dibb. Someone has helpfully done a price comparison chart on the tickets forum on there.

Thank you, that's brilliant, just sent him the spreadsheet link.

 

[Jakejosh4]

Kenwood travel whete the cheapest when i bought mine

 

[wayneg]

Kenwood travel whete the cheapest when i bought mine

Kenwood look to be one of the most expensive https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-cxe-zEqdjwKC08iuWnI8KOv6-CUoncm9WSz4Sk_TBc/pubhtml

 

[1andrea]

What a great spreadsheet! Does anyone know how you book fast passes when you buy combo tickets?

 

[chmurf]

Does anyone know how you book fast passes when you buy combo tickets?

combo tickets are not combo tickets at all, they're a combination of tickets.
You don't get a single ticket good for everything. You get a separate ticket for each resort.

so just link the disney ticket to your MDX and book your FP+

 

[DLPdaft]

combo tickets are not combo tickets at all, they're a combination of tickets.
You don't get a single ticket good for everything. You get a separate ticket for each resort.

so just link the disney ticket to your MDX and book your FP+

What a great spreadsheet! Does anyone know how you book fast passes when you buy combo tickets?

as chmurf said, its not one ticket, its 2 separate tickets, booked and paid for together. I just got mine from floridaescapes, 14-day Disney ultimates with a unique code on each one, which is used to link to MDE and then book your fastpasses. The Universal 14-day ticket comes as a separate ticket.

 

[1andrea]

combo tickets are not combo tickets at all, they're a combination of tickets.
You don't get a single ticket good for everything. You get a separate ticket for each resort.

so just link the disney ticket to your MDX and book your FP+

Thank you.

I know it is separate tickets I just wondered if it wasn't an actual ticket how you linked in to my disney experience. I assume they send a code to link up :0)

 

[1andrea]

as chmurf said, its not one ticket, its 2 separate tickets, booked and paid for together. I just got mine from floridaescapes, 14-day Disney ultimates with a unique code on each one, which is used to link to MDE and then book your fastpasses. The Universal 14-day ticket comes as a separate ticket.

Brilliant. I wasnt sure whether I'd need to look for a site with 'real' tickets instead of exchange vouchers :0)

 

[DLPdaft]

Brilliant. I wasnt sure whether I'd need to look for a site with 'real' tickets instead of exchange vouchers :0)

you don't need real tickets, voucher tickets are fine for linking to MDE.

 

[1andrea]

you don't need real tickets, voucher tickets are fine for linking to MDE.

Thank you xx

 

[ElleBelle88]

May I tag another question onto thus thread please? I too am looking for 14day ultimate tickets- I need two for me and DF. Florida escapes seem to be the cheapest I've found so far but am confused by the fact that they have three different 14day passes on their product list. There is a 14 day and then a 14 day offer which I'm hoping is the same thing but it just has some money off at the moment? Also they stock the e-ticket- is the only negative losing some precious park time on the first day by queuing up to exchange it for a 'real' ticket? Anyone purchased with this company and might be able to shed some light on this for me please?
Thanks!

 

[tubtruck]

I always get an eticket straight off Disney, a few pounds more at the most but with piece of mind that I have got it, takes seconds to change on the way in given that we have never had to queue on the first evening at the will call.

 

[wayneg]

When we used to buy Disney tickets I almost always went for e-tickets. We used to spend our first evening at DTD and exchange there so we were all ready for the parks on our first morning although the odd time we have exchanged at the parks its only taken a few minutes.
As for Florida Escapes they have been going a while now, never heard anyone have any problems, they are £16pp cheaper than Disney so worth the saving for me although Quidco pay 2% cachback with Disney if you prefer to use them.