Ticket options

[boff64]

Going to a villa in Feb and was planning to get a hopper pass when we were out there. Just found out that Blizzard Beach is once again going to be closed in February.

We have been to Disney four times now and Blizzard Beach has been closed on two of those. Really annoying as we think it's the best water park by far.

We have done Typhoon Lagoon which has now got some updated rides but we were wondering if Wet and Wild was worth a go?

The other thing is, we will go to the 4 main Disney parks so what is the best ticket option?

The flex ticket doesn't really work as we're doing Discovery cove on our middle Saturday with a Busch Gardens upgrade. This gets us into Seaworld and Busch Gardens any day over the two weeks.

 

[Jakey Rowling]

Wet and Wild is by far the worst park in Orlando, bit of a dated, concrete eyesore in my opinion.

We had the 5 park flex tickets this year and didn't even bother using them for W&W but paid for BB separately.

I've never done the water park at Busch Gardens, maybe some others can say but it's a possibility. Maybe with a cheap overnight around BG or a night in Tampa thrown in for something a bit different.

 

[boff64]

The kids are 13 and 11 and some of the rides look cool but if its really that naff then maybe we wont bother

 

[JohnnySharp2]

I agree that Wet n Wild isn't the best water park, to be honest looking at it from my son's viewpoint I think all of them could be improved upon including the Disney parks too.
Could well be Aquatica has them all beat when it finally opens.

Disney tickets , we find the Magic Your Way one's best as there are many options to suit all needs, including hopper/non expiry and you can get them with or without water parks too.

I would have a look at Maple Leaf as they do all the MYW at discounted prices and you can buy from their store in Kissimmee when you get out there.

www.mapleleaftickets.com

 

[boff64]

Thanks people

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