Best Place for Tickets

[Disney Burns]

Morning everyone,

Well out 2015 trip planning is in full swing.

We are looking for the cheapest place to buy our tickets. We are needing 14 day Disney and a universal tickets. Universal doesn't need to be 14 days as we only want to go once.

Thanks for the help

David

 

[tinks86]

Florida tix have 5% off today on their website, for wdw tickets with the 5% off is only working out the same price as other websites for us, but maybe worth a try if you are looking for more tickets?

 

[CAL2]

hi, looked at all the sites that came up in the search engine and travel republic UK came out the cheapest at £119 per adult £110 per child for a 2 week, two park ticket.

if you find cheaper please let me know as i also have to buy tickets
cal

 

[stephensmum]

hi, looked at all the sites that came up in the search engine and travel republic UK came out the cheapest at £119 per adult £110 per child for a 2 week, two park ticket.

if you find cheaper please let me know as i also have to buy tickets
cal

Yes £119 cheapest I can find too.

 

[Kath2003]

I got the 14-day Universal 2-park tickets for £116 per adult a couple of weeks ago. Found it somewhere I had never heard of, called Orlando Ticket Deals and they price matched it. Only £3 per ticket but any saving will do...!

Now just to remember where I found them at that price....

Edit: Found it. It was orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk They seems reputable enough but I hadn't heard of them at the time. Anyway their prices have since gone up to £119 so looks like I got a bargain on the two tickets I got! I shall spend that £6 saving wisely...

 

[CAL2]

Universals choc caramel peanut-butter slice is my suggestion as to what you spend your savings on, possibly 2
cal

 

[joolz1910]

Following as I need to buy Universal tickets too. I am going to wait as I don't need them until August and I'm guessing prices will be high in January as everyone turns their attention to holidays. Don't forget cashback sites too - every little helps

 

[Toffeewoffy]

I got the 14-day Universal 2-park tickets for £116 per adult a couple of weeks ago. Found it somewhere I had never heard of, called Orlando Ticket Deals and they price matched it. Only £3 per ticket but any saving will do...!

Now just to remember where I found them at that price....

Edit: Found it. It was orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk They seems reputable enough but I hadn't heard of them at the time. Anyway their prices have since gone up to £119 so looks like I got a bargain on the two tickets I got! I shall spend that £6 saving wisely...

I use both www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk, who will price-match any other UK ticket supplier, and www.orlandoattractions.com who have excellent prices.

I found a great deal to get 2 x 1-day tickets for Universal with a third day thrown in free for only $88 pp. Unfortunately, it was not a park hopper, and if you're planning on riding Hogwarts Express, you will need a park hopper ticket. I couldn't find any deals on park hopper tickets at all and, even though we really won't be going to Universal/IoA more than a couple of times, we've had to buy the 14-day unlimited ticket. I got mine from ATD and only had to put down a £10 pp deposit. The balance is due at the end of January *gulp*.

 

[joolz1910]

I e just seen that AttractionTix has 5% off today and also has 4% cashback through Quidco. Just went through to the retailer and it says that cashback will not be paid if a voucher code is used. I wonder if that includes their own code?

 

[joolz1910]

Expedia has 12% cashback for tickets through Quidco.