Where To Buy Attraction Tickets

[Biggs87]

Evening All,

Just booked our first holiday to Disney Florida, travelling July 2026 and Returning August 2026.

Been doing some research on where best to buy tickets.

We want to do 14 day Disney and then discovery cove, seaworld & aquatica.

Attraction tickets . com seem to offer a pretty good package.

Just shy of £4k for 14 day Disney parks, discovery cove with dolphin swim and unlimited seaworld/aquatica in a 14 day period - which is all cheaper than booking direct with the theme parks themselves.

From peoples experience, is there any benefit to booking attractions tickets this far in advance, or is it likely that there will be better deals closer to the time directly with the theme parks?

Interested to see what people think and what experiences they’ve had.

Thanks All!!!

 

[nursejackie]

Wait for Black Friday deals, no reason to book this early IMHO

 

[Biggs87]

Thank you

 

[McCrae]

Evening All,

Just booked our first holiday to Disney Florida, travelling July 2026 and Returning August 2026.

Been doing some research on where best to buy tickets.

We want to do 14 day Disney and then discovery cove, seaworld & aquatica.

Attraction tickets . com seem to offer a pretty good package.

Just shy of £4k for 14 day Disney parks, discovery cove with dolphin swim and unlimited seaworld/aquatica in a 14 day period - which is all cheaper than booking direct with the theme parks themselves.

From peoples experience, is there any benefit to booking attractions tickets this far in advance, or is it likely that there will be better deals closer to the time directly with the theme parks?

Interested to see what people think and what experiences they’ve had.

Thanks All!!!

It will be difficult to beat the deal Disney offers U.K. residents on their website. 14 days for the price of 7 including extra’s. If you can beat this deal please share.

 

[Biggs87]

Hi There

Attraction tickets . Com Have quoted me £2641.50 for 3 adult & 2 children 14 day passes, including the photo pass and park hopper for August 2026.

This is a little bit cheaper than what Disney are currently quoting

 

[Max Headroom]

I always shop around but normally always come back to Attraction Tickets.com. Used them over the years without any issues.

 

[Biggs87]

Great, Thank you!!

 

[clappyclaps]

I've used AttractionTickets.com in the past as well but when I went to Orlando last year I actually used OrlandoAttractionTickets.co.uk instead as they worked out cheaper. Ordered Disney/Universal joint tickets and HHN tickets and no issues at all. Their website doesnt look as slick but they've got great reviews. Worth checking in case they have better offers.

 

[Biggs87]

Great, thanks, not heard of them before, will check them out for sure

 

[mommyk8]

Black Friday and New Years this year they had 20% off deals.

 

[Biggs87]

Black Friday and New Years this year they had 20% off deals.

Where was the 20% off deal sorry, on which website?
Thanks

 

[mommyk8]

On Attraction Tickets. com on the first page. Right now it has 12% off with the code MAGIC

 

[McCrae]

Evening All,

Just booked our first holiday to Disney Florida, travelling July 2026 and Returning August 2026.

Been doing some research on where best to buy tickets.

We want to do 14 day Disney and then discovery cove, seaworld & aquatica.

Attraction tickets . com seem to offer a pretty good package.

Just shy of £4k for 14 day Disney parks, discovery cove with dolphin swim and unlimited seaworld/aquatica in a 14 day period - which is all cheaper than booking direct with the theme parks themselves.

From peoples experience, is there any benefit to booking attractions tickets this far in advance, or is it likely that there will be better deals closer to the time directly with the theme parks?

Interested to see what people think and what experiences they’ve had.

Thanks All!!!

The Disney 14 days for the price of 7 tickets available to U.K. visitors is likely to be the best deal available, I have never seen a better deal, including Black Friday.

 

[ExcitedForWDW]

Do you need to be a UK resident to buy or use the 14 day attraction tickets? Any us or canadian residents use them successfully?

 

[lanejudy]

Do you need to be a UK resident to buy or use the 14 day attraction tickets? Any us or canadian residents use them successfully?

Yes. There have been several reports. I think there might be an older thread on the Budget forum with reports.

 

[nursejackie]

Do you need to be a UK resident to buy or use the 14 day attraction tickets? Any us or canadian residents use them successfully?

I am from the UK, and when UK residents want US tickets (for other parks) they use a VPN and buy them. However I have just gone throught the booking process on the UK website, and you have to choose a country of residence and fill in your address, with only European countries on the drop down list to choice from, and this shows when you click on 'my country is not on the list' option.