Universal Tickets

[Mermaid2sea]

Where is the best place to buy Universal and IOA tickets?

 

[Pegasus928]

Where is the best place to buy Universal and IOA tickets?

If all you want is access to the 2 parks then direct from Universal is the best option.

There are details in the thread HERE

 

[buzz for boys]

The best value tickets are defiantly the uk 2 park 14 day tickets and personally we found attraction tickets direct the cheapest !!

 

[hertfordshire]

i got ine from american attractions after alot of good reviews tickets arrived within 5 days and the price you see is what you pay no hidden vat and its all in pounds !! cheapest fro what i found also !

 

[wayneg]

The best value tickets are defiantly the uk 2 park 14 day tickets and personally we found attraction tickets direct the cheapest !!

In the past 1-2 years they have gone from being cheapest to just about the most expensive ticket seller.
They want £91 (2011) £95 (2012). As far as I know Travel Republic are the cheapest at £85 for either year.

Used Travel Republic twice this year, outstanding service. http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2650514

 

[notaprincess]

Universal 2 day base ticket from undercovertourist.com 76.88 (through the mousesavers newsletter link)

 

[dixonsontour]

I got one for DD from travel republic last month - great service

 

[wayneg]

Universal 2 day base ticket from undercovertourist.com 76.88 (through the mousesavers newsletter link)

Just about same price direct with their $10 discount But you can't hop and its only 2 days. Anyone wanting to hop or a chance of going for a 3rd day would be better buying the 14 day ticket at £85.
In Feb we ended up just doing 1 day between the 2 parks still bought the 14 day ticket for DMIL just incase we managed to fit a 2nd day in. It was only £8 more the the 1 day hopper.

 

[notaprincess]

Just about same price direct with their $10 discount But you can't hop and its only 2 days. Anyone wanting to hop or a chance of going for a 3rd day would be better buying the 14 day ticket at £85.
In Feb we ended up just doing 1 day between the 2 parks still bought the 14 day ticket for DMIL just incase we managed to fit a 2nd day in. It was only £8 more the the 1 day hopper.

Yes, definitely the better deal there. I believe attractiontix is also 85 for 2 weeks.

but some ppl. know they only have 2 days and first timers who never been, might not want to park-hop

 

[Pegasus928]

I think the next time I update the ticket thread it will be worth adding Travel Republic to the list. A lot of people seem to be raving about them, and that is the whole point of having a list of favourite sellers.
Looking through the list that I last posted Attraction Tickets Direct were far more expensive than any of the others. If the same applies when I do carry out an update I will be dropping them from the list altogether.

 

[buzz for boys]

In the past 1-2 years they have gone from being cheapest to just about the most expensive ticket seller.
They want £91 (2011) £95 (2012). As far as I know Travel Republic are the cheapest at £85 for either year.

Used Travel Republic twice this year, outstanding service. http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2650514

Sorry I meant American attractions not atd - blonde moment there but they were £4 more at £89 each anyway so I was still wrong apologies to original poster for my dodgy information !!

 

[I_Love_Angel]

I have used Travel Republic in the past and can also recommend them. Fast and efficient service, and the cheapest to boot

 

[susie2]

british airways are also doing a good price, we got ours there last year and you dont have to have booked anything else with them to get them, if the price stays the same we will be getting them again this year