orlando attractions.com

[scotlass]

This site looks to have good ticket prices.

Has any one used them before ?

Thanks.

 

[scotlass]

no one...

Dang,I has hoping some one would hold my hand and tell me every thing would be all right !!


Im a bit of a worry wort.

 

[poppie123]

Yes i have used them to purchase the 2 park bonus Universal tickets.

I ordered them on the 19th of June and they arrived via Special Delivery on the 24th
They were actual tickets not vouchers and i was kept informed by email throughout.

I wouldn't hesitate to use them again

 

[TraceyL]

I've just ordered some Disney tickets (3 day MYW base + 3 days free) from them following lots of recommendations on another forum.

I've already had 2 emails updating me on the progress of my order so it's all looking good so far

 

[Netty]

I would buy tickets from them, just got this off their website.


Attraction tickets and accommodations sold on OrlandoAttractions.com are provided by:

Absolutely Fabulous Inc. (USA) & Ascot Travel (UK).

Please note these are the names
you may see on your confirmation e-mails and credit card statements when purchasing tickets or accommodations.

Absolutely Fabulous Inc. is a US company, a licensed and bonded ARC travel agent
( IATA #10505714 )

154 East Highland Avenue
Clermont, FL
34711
USA
Tel. (352) 243 1350


Ascot Travel is a retail branch of N.A.R. (UK) LTD, a licensed and bonded ABTA tour operator since 1981
( ABTA #V2397 )

5 Royal Hunt House
Fernbank Road
Ascot
Berkshire
SL5 8JR
United Kingdom
Tel. (08707) 770291


OrlandoAttractions.com is administered by Graft, Inc. Multimedia Marketing, a member of The Orlando Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc.

Tel. (407) 895-1978

 

[Pegasus928]

The prices do look very good at the moment.
As an example I priced up a couple of the more popular tickets and compared them to some of the sites most people on here use and got the following results.
They came out cheaper every time, and if someone on here can confirm that they are a good company to deal with then even better.

14 Day Ultimate
Orlando Attractions - £213
ATD - £237
American Attractions - £226
Orlando Ticket Deals - £229

21 Day Ultimate
Orlando Attractions - £229
ATD - £264
American Attractions - £245
Orlando Ticket Deals - £249

Orlando 5 Park Flex
Orlando Attractions - £134
ATD - £159
American Attractions - £147
Orlando Ticket Deals - £149

Universal 2 Park
Orlando Attractions - £68
ATD - £82
American Attractions - £75
Orlando Ticket Deals - £79

 

[TraceyL]

They are a reputable company - I have read many good reports

They offer free UK shipping if you purchase Disney tickets with your order (but you must select the free disney shipping option at checkout)

You can also chose to pay in £ or $ - if you have a fee free credit card then the prices can work out a fraction cheaper

 

[StarWarsJez]

I got mine from these guys last week (4 x 14 day ultimate Disney and 4 x 2 week Univ). IMO their prices were the best I'd seen and the tickets came in about 4 days.

Great service IMO

Cheers

Jez

 

[chipndalefan]

Might use these for Universal Tickets, only £68.50. Cheapest I've found so far was Florida Tix @ £75.

 

[T16GEM]

hi all!

Just been looking at this site and there doesn't appear to be an option to change the date to 2010, (as far as I can see anyway) I don't need mine to start until January, and many sites prices are higher for next year. Do you think it's worth buying now for then or waiting to see what the exchange rate does? (million $$ question!)


gems

 

[scotlass]

thanks for thr responces folks.

Think Im gonnae get my tickets from them.


Gettin kinda excited already...

 

[Boodle]

The prices do look very good at the moment.
As an example I priced up a couple of the more popular tickets and compared them to some of the sites most people on here use and got the following results.
They came out cheaper every time, and if someone on here can confirm that they are a good company to deal with then even better.

14 Day Ultimate
Orlando Attractions - £213
ATD - £237
American Attractions - £226
Orlando Ticket Deals - £229

21 Day Ultimate
Orlando Attractions - £229
ATD - £264
American Attractions - £245
Orlando Ticket Deals - £249

Orlando 5 Park Flex
Orlando Attractions - £134
ATD - £159
American Attractions - £147
Orlando Ticket Deals - £149

Universal 2 Park
Orlando Attractions - £68
ATD - £82
American Attractions - £75
Orlando Ticket Deals - £79

U will be fine. After loads of time trawling the web for a bargain found tons of positive comments on Orlando atractions on another UK Disney forum. Couldn't afford Ultimate tickets this time around so bought 6 day Magic Your Way passes for 4 of us for 137 quid each - cheapest we could find. Paid for3 days and got 3 days free! Also free shipping to UK and constant e mails updating us. We spoke to a lady called Brenda who was brilliant. Also no credit card charges which helped - budget a bit tight this year, so just happy to be going! Not bothered about park hoping so will do one day at each and take it from there. New to Disboards - great site!

 

[anthony2k7]

I've just bought our universal and seaworld tickets from there. Service was very quick, although only got e-tickets for seaworld which was a little disappointing as was expecting real tickets. Universal tickets are real.

 

[Pegasus928]

I've just bought our universal and seaworld tickets from there. Service was very quick, although only got e-tickets for seaworld which was a little disappointing as was expecting real tickets. Universal tickets are real.

Disappointing maybe, but not something I would be concerned about (unless they had originally stated that they would be real tickets). We have had vouchers a couple of times now and have never had any problems.

 

[scotlass]

Thanks for the replies folks.

I booked my Ultimate and Universal ticket last night.

Make it seem more real now ......

 

[Boodle]

I've just bought our universal and seaworld tickets from there. Service was very quick, although only got e-tickets for seaworld which was a little disappointing as was expecting real tickets. Universal tickets are real.

We got those same Seaworld tickets last visit. Just scan them at the turnstile as you go in - no queing up to exchange them up so don't worry. Not sure if seaworld is even doing real tickets anymore if you buy online. Have fun - it's my wife's favourite park by far! Did you get a good deal ? Will maybe go for a SeaWorld/Aquatica ticket this time as kids loved Aquatica.

 

[juliebro]

Just bought combined 'length of stay' tickets for Sea World/Aquatica/Busch Gardens for £65 each!

Thanks!

 

[anthony2k7]

We got those same Seaworld tickets last visit. Just scan them at the turnstile as you go in - no queing up to exchange them up so don't worry. Not sure if seaworld is even doing real tickets anymore if you buy online. Have fun - it's my wife's favourite park by far! Did you get a good deal ? Will maybe go for a SeaWorld/Aquatica ticket this time as kids loved Aquatica.

a single park/day ticket like this would be ok, but im not sure its a good idea for multipark/multiday. I can see them getting wet/worn after a few days!!

 

[Boodle]

a single park/day ticket like this would be ok, but im not sure its a good idea for multipark/multiday. I can see them getting wet/worn after a few days!!

Possibly so - however the great thing about e tickets is that they can be re-issued if anything happens. Had some mates lose their Disney tickets and it was a nightmare! Maybe we could laminate them?

 

[cucaram]

scotlass i am from mexico, did you buy the tickets from orlando atracction a how was your experience? thanks