Confused with tickets

[dazco]

I am going out to Orlando on 7th march and feel I should sort my tickets out.

I will be going to Discovery cove so I can get free entry to Aquatica, Seaworld and Busch Gardens.

But on the biggest flex ticket Universal is included. Is there no ticket that can roll them up into one wonderful ticket of fun?

If I get the ultimate ticket, is it easier to do discovery cove first, do they issue the tickets? or vice versa.

I will be going to all these parks so need to know the cheapest way to do it.

Where can i get DC tickets from at such short notice? Their website gives a cruel exchange rate.

Also, who is doing the best disney passes at the moment?

Thanks a lot, it is a minefield

 

[Goofyish]

I think DC has to booked separately and isn't included on any Flexticket.

Take a look here for tickets:

http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/

 

[Pegasus928]

Your right - it is a minefield.
One of the best places for tickets at the moment is Virgin, they also give 5% off if you are with their FC. They also do DC.
I'm assuming that you have arough idea of how many days you will want to spend in which parks - if not I would suggest sorting that first before looking into the different options.
I have an excel spreadsheet, which has the most popular companies mentioned on this site, which gives links to their sites, current prices and keeps a running total of how much it will be when you select the tickets you want. I can send it to you if you want to have a look. It may help.

 

[dazco]

Your right - it is a minefield.
One of the best places for tickets at the moment is Virgin, they also give 5% off if you are with their FC. They also do DC.
I'm assuming that you have arough idea of how many days you will want to spend in which parks - if not I would suggest sorting that first before looking into the different options.
I have an excel spreadsheet, which has the most popular companies mentioned on this site, which gives links to their sites, current prices and keeps a running total of how much it will be when you select the tickets you want. I can send it to you if you want to have a look. It may help.

Thanks for that Kenny but I have already taken half the plunge.

After a long night of headache and brain ache I realised I need DC ultimate, a seven day 2 park universal and a 7 day disney disney thingymajig.

I discovered that Virgin were cheapest but it appears their prices are up and down depending which operative you speak to.

So I booked direct with DC, they have an offer on their uk home page which is quoted in pounds but the price is fixed in dollars. i.e. they say "special offer £229" but they assume the exchange rate to be 1.33. Obviously the exchange rate is better than that so i reckon I got 3 ultimate tix (one with swim) for £490 which competes with the lowest price that Virgin have been giving recently.

For the Universal tix, I have found their own site to be very competitive. They have an offer on their tickets page which is seven days/two parks for $99 plus tax.

I just have Disney tix to get and it seems Virgin are definately the cheapest but I can only book on the phone which i shall do today.

I reckon this covers every attraction except wet n wild.

What do you think?

 

[pacman9a]

Your right - it is a minefield.
One of the best places for tickets at the moment is Virgin, they also give 5% off if you are with their FC. They also do DC.
I'm assuming that you have arough idea of how many days you will want to spend in which parks - if not I would suggest sorting that first before looking into the different options.
I have an excel spreadsheet, which has the most popular companies mentioned on this site, which gives links to their sites, current prices and keeps a running total of how much it will be when you select the tickets you want. I can send it to you if you want to have a look. It may help.

Hi I am having the same dilemma as the original poster so would love your spreadsheet if you wouldn't mind sending it. My email address is paul.cole@mercer.com.

Thanks

 

[zara]

Undercover Tourist is the cheapest at the moment for Magic your way passes. Tax included and free postal charges.

 

[stephenmclean23]

Undercover Tourist is the cheapest at the moment for Magic your way passes. Tax included and free postal charges.

Hwy I found mcleantravel.co.uk cheaper for the universal week ticket although there is no disney tickets yet.