Advice on park tickets

[daveyoghurt]

Just wanting a bit of advice on tickets for our holiday, at the moment we have the 5 park flexticket and a 5 day park hopper plus for Disney. We're going for three weeks, my parter hasn't been to Florida before and wants to have a few days loafing around the pool and wants to test her credit cards at the Malls as well.

We'll probably spend full days at the Disney Parks, with us going in September it should be fairly straightforward to get round and go on all the rides, we're coaster addicts so the 14 day pass at Universal etc made sense, I'm not too sure of whether we'd benefit from the new Disney passes however, once we've used our 5 days that's it - what does anyone think?

 

[wicket2005]

Well I am going for two weeks and intend buying the ultimate Disney pass (covers for 14 days hopping and only a touch more expensive than the premium 7 day pass) and a 4 park flexpass giving another 14 days. Both seemed good value and will allow us to hop around all the parks to our hearts' intent.

I think going for 3 weeks is ideal because you can put lots of restful days in, if you call going around Belz restful! We went for 3 weeks once and I do think it is the best way to do Orlando though we had to buy an extra suitcase due to the extra stuff we bought.

 

[di wadd]

wev'e just got back from 3 weeks in orlando, first timers. we had 3 day 2 park passes for universal, 5 day hopper plus 2 days water parks, plus entry to discovery cove with 14 days seaworld or busch, we never made it to busch. we had been to disney land paris before but we found 5 days in disney enough, our kids are 14 and 11, we did 2 1/2 days in seaworld. we managed to have a few days off but found some of them just as tiring as the parks. we felt we really couldn't have done it in 2 weeks. its a week now since getting back and we are still getting over it. had a fantasic time and still buzzing

 

[daveyoghurt]

I know what you're saying, sometimes pounding the malls is as tiring as the theme parks!