New Keith Prowse up-date

[SimonV]

The price-cuts continue:

Keith Prowse Attraction Tickets (08701 23 24 25, www.keithprowsetickets.co.uk) have cut admission prices to various Florida attractions yet again (thanks to the continuing weakness of the dollar). As well as all the main theme parks, they offer pre-bookable tickets to a range of attractions in Tampa Bay:

Busch Gardens one-day tickets now cost £32 per adult and £27 per child; A Seaworld & Busch Gardens two-park ticket is also available for £58 per adult / £48 per child (book before 31 March to receive unlimited soft drinks whilst in the parks).

Florida Aquarium, in Tampa's downtown waterfront offers the chance to meet alligators, otters, sharks and other species on a behind-the-scenes tour, then embark on a Dolphin Quest eco-tour in search of bottlenose dolphins, manatees and many species of water birds. This all-in-one adventure now costs £28 per adult and £22 per child.

Yacht StarShip (also from Tampa's downtown waterfront) features dining, live entertainment and an exclusive 'Kids Eat Free' special offer. The a la carte menu features dishes ranging from organic salads to slow-roasted prime rib and seafood. Lunch cruises now cost £25 per adult / £16 per child - dinner cruises are £43 per adult / £22 per child.

Sunrise Brunch Balloon Flight, which also features a champagne brunch taken picnic-style in the shade of some ancient oak trees, now costs £97 per adult / £86 per child.

Adventure Island, Tampa's premier water park, now costs £19 per adult and £18 per child.

For further information on Tampa Bay, call 020 7729 8147 or log on to www.visittampabay.com.

 

[kazzie]

After receiving an e-mail from Keith Prowse and seeing on here (I think) that Discovery Cove prices had dropped.A swim from £152 to £146 and non-swim from £86 to £82,these prices had to be booked by Sunday just gone,then the price would go UP.

I didn't want to lay out the money yet for DC but thought I'd call on Sunday as the prices DC would be after Sunday were shown and were higher.Luckily for me a very kind and considerate person at KP told me to call back on Monday as the price would DROP again.I was quite disbelieving as the website stated the price would go up and what it would be.

So I took their advice and waited until Monday,and lo and behold the price DID drop agagin to £138 and £78 So by the KP consultant being honest with me I saved £24.

I feel the website was totally misleading and would have been furious if the tickets I booked one day (prompted into it by the companies 'special offer') and then the ticket prices dropped not raised as stated by the company the very next day.

OK it's only £24,but just by principle I would have asked for and expected KP to re-issue me the lower price tickets

I hope nobody 'fell' for this fake special offer that expired on Sunday?