Ahhhh what ticket?

[K8T]

Hi there

Well with the help of this board, I have booked the hotels, flight, cruise and now I have no idea the best way to purchase our tickets!!!

Is it better to buy in the UK and who does the best deals? or, with the exchange rate, should we wait until we get there?

Flying out on Monday 14th, and then on the Wonder from the 20th, we will only really have five days in WDW and we do want to do Universal for a day if poss. When we come back from the cruise, we will probably drive up to Kennedy Space Centre (our three year old loves rockets!).

Any advice, ideas, or has anyone heard of any deals? (so many questions, sorry).

Kate

 

[JohnnySharp2]

For Disney tickets we prefer the Magic Your Way type, mainly because we like tickets that never expire, hence a 10 pass with hopper option has lasted us 2 holidays so far.

For Universal we have annual passes bought direct off their website, and for Sea World they always have offers on so book direct too.

I can recommend Maple Leaf who issue actual tickets at discounted prices, if we buy from them we do so when we get out there - they have a shop in Kissimmee.

www.mapleleaftickets.com

 

[paulh]

for maple leaf ,We do as Johny we just got 10 day hoppers with 10 day pluses,worked out £250 each.works out £12.50 a day for a park be it a theam or waterpark,as we get non expiry will last 3 visits.Tickets came a week after ordering
Paulh