(Yet another!) New Orlando ticket announced

[SimonV]

It seems Keith Prowse are the latest to introduce a fully all-inclusive ticket for Orlando, covering not just Disney and the FlexTicket, but other attractions as well. I'm thinking this could be a step too far for all but the greenest first-timers. But there do some to be some genuine savings involved, so I could be wrong. Let me know what you think. Here's their press release:

"A new and innovative range of low-cost tickets to attractions in
Florida, which could save a family of four* over £200 when holidaying this
year, is announced today by Keith Prowse Attraction Tickets. The three
revolutionary combination passes cover major venues such as Walt Disney
World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld and the Busch Gardens Tampa. They
also feature a shopping experience and a famous Orlando dinner show.
Adult prices range from just £159 for a week's admissions.

The remarkable, newly created Two Week 'Go As You Please' ticket covers
as many entrances as desired to all the Disney parks, five other
leading theme parks including Universal Studios, Orlando's Shop 'til You Drop
shopping excursion plus an Arabian Nights dinner - a first-time ever,
all-in-one cut-price package (full details below).

Bookings of the new Keith Prowse Attraction Tickets offers commence on
1st July and can be made up to the 31st August 2005. They can be used
up to the end of this year.

The three brand-new tickets are:

" The One Week Magical Mix Ticket
Seven Days at Walt Disney World
A day at Kennedy Space Center including transport
Shop 'til you Drop shopping experience
Arabian Nights Dinner Show
Cost: adult £199 child (three to nine) £169
Brochure price for individual ticket types:
Adult: £251 child: £204
Savings:
Adult: £52 child: £35
Savings for family of four: £174

" The One Week Thrills & Spills Ticket
Admissions to Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, Busch Gardens
Tampa, SeaWorld
A Day at Kennedy Space Center including transport
Shop 'til you Drop excursion
Arabian Nights Dinner Show
Cost adult: £159 child: £139
Brochure price for individual ticket types:
Adult: £203 child: £164
Savings:
Adult: £44 child: £25
Savings for family of four: £138

" The Two Week Go As You Please Ticket
14 days admission to everything at Walt Disney World, Universal
Studios, Islands of Adventure, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens Tampa, Wet ' n ' Wild
Shop 'til you Drop Excursion
Arabian Nights Dinner Show
Cost adult: £299 child: £259
Brochure price for individual ticket types:
Adult: £362 child: £298
Savings:
Adult: £63 child: £39
Savings for family of four: £204

Ticket bookings can be made by calling 08701 23 24 25 or online via
www.keithprowsetickets.com

* A family of four is based on two adults and two children."

 

[carolfoy]

Seems like a pretty good deal but not sure if it'll be much help to first timers who may not have much idea about just how big the place is, first timers who come to me for holiday advice don't seem to have much of c lue about which park is where, how much there is to do at each park etc and seem to think they can do it all in a fortnight and still have time to relax on the beach at the end! I think for a lot of people on these boards it'll still be a worth while purchase tho'

 

[wicket2005]

We paid £972 for the Ultimate and 4 Park Flexticket, this works out at £224 cheaper than buying the 'The Two Week Go As You Please Ticket'. Though with the new ticket you do get The Shop Till You Drop Experience (I get this for free everytime I go to Orlando ), and the Arabian Night Dinner Show. Keith Prowse everytime I look is the most expensive ticket operator.

Personally I would not be interested in the ticket, I would rather just buy the two I have.

I don't think the other two tickets offer good value for money when you compare ticket prices from other operators.

 

[maleficent_man]

I suspect they may appeal to those who want an all-in-one and don't want to shop around. It wouldn't appeal to me as I don't want to go to KSC again for a while, don't want the shop till you drop (whatever that might be) or a visit to a dinner show.

So if I was buying the 2 week all in deal it would be £299. For £330, a mere £30 more, I got an Annual pass to Disney and a 14 day pass to Universal, IOA, BG, SW and W&W.