Universal Tickets

[TinkerbellW]

Me and 2 DS are spending 2 weeks at WDW next July. We fancy doing a couple of days at Universal and have previously bought tickets through Virgin Holidays (early entry to HP World!). I want to get 'real' tickets (as opposed to e-tickets) so that I can present them to DS as 1 of their Xmas prezzies. Is Universal website the way to go or are there other - maybe cheaper - alternatives? We aren't bothered about early entry and I am loathed to give Virgin any more of my hard earned cash anyway (but that's another story!)

 

[wilma-bride]

Try Undercover Tourist

All their prices include tax and free shipping. We use them the majority of the time for our tickets.

 

[wayneg]

If doing 2 days the cheapest way is probably a 2 day base ticket at around £82
If you wanted to Hop between parks then 2 day would be around £95

Other option is the UK 14 day unlimited ticket at £100 for next year but wait and there will probably be offers that bring it down a little.
http://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/attractions/productview.aspx

 

[jen_uk]

Try Undercover Tourist

All their prices include tax and free shipping. We use them the majority of the time for our tickets.

Sorry to jump into someone elses thread but I just had a look at the above as we haven't got our tickets yet, on the website it says you must provide proof of US residency, am I looking in the wrong section?

 

[TinkerbellW]

If doing 2 days the cheapest way is probably a 2 day base ticket at around £82
If you wanted to Hop between parks then 2 day would be around £95

Other option is the UK 14 day unlimited ticket at £100 for next year but wait and there will probably be offers that bring it down a little.
http://www.travelrepublic.co.uk/attractions/productview.aspx

Cheers Wayne!

 

[wilma-bride]

Sorry to jump into someone elses thread but I just had a look at the above as we haven't got our tickets yet, on the website it says you must provide proof of US residency, am I looking in the wrong section?

Absolutely you are, I've never had to provide proof of residency yet. Depends what tickets you are looking it maybe?

ETA: Just looked at the 'extra day free' tickets and it does say that on those but not on the others. Can't understand why that would be?

 

[tinkandonaldfans]

We always get our 2 park tickets from Orlando ticket deals. They price match and it's a real ticket! Always very good