Park tickets?

[petals]

Anyone in UK or Ireland where is the best place to get park tickets for Disney, Universal and Seaworld?

 

[wayneg]

Anyone in UK or Ireland where is the best place to get park tickets for Disney, Universal and Seaworld?

Have you any idea which tix you want? a good starting point is Kenny's thread here http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2483898

 

[petals]

basically our plan is go to IOA/Uni one day possibly two depending how much we get done the first day. Seaworld once and then Magic Kingdom, Mgm and Animal Kingdom... possibly park hop to epcot one day not sure yet and we're going to be in Florida for ten days so that's what we need tickets for

 

[paul_toria96]

We used Kenny's thread and got the best deal.

We had booked our flights with VA and they were happy to price match for our disney tix.

Good luck and I hope you find a good deal

 

[wayneg]

Always difficult buying tix for shorter trips, we pay less for 2 year passes at SW & Busch than it costs for 3 single day tix.
As well as Kenys thread also check US prices with companies like http://www.undercovertourist.com/

 

[WiganTony]

basically our plan is go to IOA/Uni one day possibly two depending how much we get done the first day. Seaworld once and then Magic Kingdom, Mgm and Animal Kingdom... possibly park hop to epcot one day not sure yet and we're going to be in Florida for ten days so that's what we need tickets for

If you could do without park hopping and perhaps visit each of the Disney parks on separate days, consider the Disney US magic Your Way (MYW) tickets. A 4 day MYW Base ticket costs around $230 (around £165 compared to Disney UK 7 day Premium Ticket approx £225). You can get MYW tickets for up to 10 days for very little extra (around $15). Just to reiterate that the MYW Base tickets do not allow you to visit more than one main park on the same day.

For Seaworld, you can buy a one day ticket for child price on their website (around $69+tax) which gives a 2nd day's admission free.

For Universal, on their website, ticket prices are one day two parks $109, two day two parks $134 or 2 day one park per day at $109. However, there are also tickets available for around £80 covering 14 days unlimited admmission which may be as cost effective.

HTH.

 

[Squidgyness]

I second buying at the gate in america. Cheaper, by a LOT. not sure where Virgin and other companies get their prices from, they must make a mint even with hopping option included.

7 day ticket without hopper and vaild for 14 days is £175, unless you have ressies at other parks, DONT BUY IN THE UK. Not worth it.

 

[wayneg]

I second buying at the gate in america. Cheaper, by a LOT. not sure where Virgin and other companies get their prices from, they must make a mint even with hopping option included.

7 day ticket without hopper and vaild for 14 days is £175, unless you have ressies at other parks, DONT BUY IN THE UK. Not worth it.

Totally different tickets. If you only want a few days, no hopping, no water parks then a base ticket could be the best option, UK tix will work out expensive. If you want to hop, go in water parks, Disney Quest then UK tickets are great value.
7 day hopper & More at the gate is £359 or £243, you can get 14 day UK ticket for £225
Can't complain about UK sellers overcharging when they are cheaper like for like.