guide on park ticket prices

[a jay]

Ok it's getting to the time of year when i need to buy my park tickets. We are going for 3 weeks in Summer holidays. I've has a quick scout around on the internet and would like to know are virgin the cheapest at the moment for the disney tickets. My husband does'nt think we will need the 21 day pass as this is our 6 th visit and i know what i'm like once we get there!! and even if we don't feel like visiting a park the kids (and adults) love the water parks. Can anyone recommend an ideal ticket or solution. We are trying to keep the cost down this year what with the dollar being lower. Does anyone use a good company that have good prices and isssue tickets not the vouchers..

 

[wayneg]

Not checked prices recently but if you want to keep costs down vouchers maybe something you have to consider. Last time I checked Virgin were cheapest but they issue vouchers. Personally I have not had a hard ticket for about 3 years, Disney, Seaworld, Uni & Busch all been vouchers then exchanged there. Only takes about a minute to exchange.
ATD are hard tickets but very expensive now.

 

[a jay]

O.k this might be me having a mental block so please ignore me what does ADT stand for???

 

[wayneg]

O.k this might be me having a mental block so please ignore me what does ADT stand for???

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

 

[natalielongstaff]

the vouchers can be exchanged at any park or your WDW hotel

 

[OrlandoMagic]

As Wayne has said, go with vouchers (I know, it dosn't feel like you are getting anything back for your money!) as they are cheaper and exchanging them when you get there is very quick and easy!