E-tickets. Advice needed please

[Dazed]

Got our basic park planning done and now trying to choose best ticket deals for SW/BG and IOA/US.

We need 7 days at IOA/US. 2 days at SW but need them to be 14days apart (don't ask -just because!) and 1 day at BG.

Universal site has a good 7day/2park deal for about £64 and Seaworld site has a 14 day 2 park ticket SW/BG for about £56. Both offer e-tickets.

My questions are -are these best deals? are e-tickets A4 size? I know the seaworld site says take e-ticket straight to turnstile but how would that work? I don't really fancy stuffing lots of sheets of paper into my bumbag all the time - (and I don't trust my boys not to loose theirs even if they are all taller than me .)

Usually get 'real' flexitickets through post but holiday a bit too long this time

 

[wayneg]

They do look to be about the best deals just now.

Some of the tix are A4 sheets you carry around. It has a bar code on they scan at the turnstile. Maybe you can print more than 1 off or photocopy them so you can leave spare at hotel/Villa. Or there should be a ref number on you can make a note of incase you lose them.

We bought a fun card direct from Seaworld and another ticket from Universal(both for a friend who was with us) last year but for those we took print outs to ticket machines and got got actual tix, other tix you can't do that.

 

[kevin harrison]

Booked mine online via Dreams Unlimited, as I did last year, there is an option where you collect your tickets from the Will Call Kiosk. Basically you get a reference number emailed you and you enter it at a machine next to the gate as well as your CC number and you get real tickets.

Took 2 mins last year.

 

[Lizzybear]

We had a few tickets that were just the A4 pages in 2007, SW and BG I think, it really wasn't a problem for us since we only visited each park for one day so once it had been 'swiped' it didn't matter but if I was using it multiple times i'd just print out several copies