It seems attraction tickets are set for a real price war this summer, judging by the latest press release from Theme Park Tickets Direct. For the short term, this is very good news for anyone still looking for theme park tickets this year. However, I do have misgivings about a pure price-driven market, as this tends to result in companies going out of business and long-term price rises. Again, the bottom line remains to use your credit card and check the guarantees of ticket delivery!!
ORLANDO ATTRACTIONS PRICES
REDUCED YET AGAIN
www.ThemeParkTicketsDirect.com's Challenge to all Direct Sell Rivals
The cost of buying tickets in the UK for major Orlando attractions
including Disney are being significantly reduced for the foreseeable future
by ThemeParkTicketsDirect.com, the agency which already guarantees the
lowest prices.
From 3rd June 2006 the cost of a 14-day ticket to Walt Disney World
Resort in Florida is cut to £159, compared with most other companies' best
price of £165.
Buying the popular 5-park Orlando FlexTicket is now also cheaper at
£125, compared with the £130 rate typically offered by other web
suppliers.
In addition, adventurous Brits can swim with dolphins at Discovery Cove
with a 7-day ticket taking in SeaWorld or Busch Gardens Tampa, at a
price reduced from £156 to £149.
Collectively these reductions add up to significant savings for a
family experiencing the 'must-do' attractions in Orlando.
Says Theme Park Tickets Direct's chief Robin Allen: "Our rock bottom
prices have just got even lower. We are confident they are the lowest
obtainable, including those from firms who constantly claim cheapest
price guarantees.
"Unlike these 'rivals' TPTD does not promise to match other deals - we
promise to beat them!"
These lowest ever prices are available at
www.themeparkticketsdirect.com.
ORLANDO ATTRACTIONS PRICES
REDUCED YET AGAIN
www.ThemeParkTicketsDirect.com's Challenge to all Direct Sell Rivals
The cost of buying tickets in the UK for major Orlando attractions
including Disney are being significantly reduced for the foreseeable future
by ThemeParkTicketsDirect.com, the agency which already guarantees the
lowest prices.
From 3rd June 2006 the cost of a 14-day ticket to Walt Disney World
Resort in Florida is cut to £159, compared with most other companies' best
price of £165.
Buying the popular 5-park Orlando FlexTicket is now also cheaper at
£125, compared with the £130 rate typically offered by other web
suppliers.
In addition, adventurous Brits can swim with dolphins at Discovery Cove
with a 7-day ticket taking in SeaWorld or Busch Gardens Tampa, at a
price reduced from £156 to £149.
Collectively these reductions add up to significant savings for a
family experiencing the 'must-do' attractions in Orlando.
Says Theme Park Tickets Direct's chief Robin Allen: "Our rock bottom
prices have just got even lower. We are confident they are the lowest
obtainable, including those from firms who constantly claim cheapest
price guarantees.
"Unlike these 'rivals' TPTD does not promise to match other deals - we
promise to beat them!"
These lowest ever prices are available at
www.themeparkticketsdirect.com.
