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I was just wondering, with the exchange rate being so favourable at the moment, is it advisable to purchase your tickets in dollars from the US. If so, where is the best place to get them from, can you get them safely over the internet etc.All advice gratefully received. Thanks.
You could do worse that buy from our own site www.park-tickets.com - they are sourced in the US and are great value due to the exchange rate.
If you want to compare our prices to other sites, make sure you look at http://www.park-tickets.com/ComparePrices.aspx which shows our prices without the sales tax and credit card fees so they are more directly comparable.
I second that as a very satisfied customer. I bought over £2000 worth of tickets from THIS site and reckon that I have saved around £300. I don't think there is a better one. Moreover, they are actual Tickets and not vouchers, so that one does not have to wait in queues again at the parks' gates. To top it all, Mr Parry is very helpful too.
I recommend buying tickets from this site, mine arrived special delivery this morning and the security put in place to activate them gives great reassurance. I was very impressed with the whole process as it is always difficult parting with lots of money to someone sitting on the other end of your computer! Take it from me you can buy from these guys with confidence. (I'll be using mine in three weeks time).:D
following on the words of gofer, we have just purchased our tickets from this site on problems at all very impressed so much we 've just booked our car hire as well (we go in 12 days and counting)
Tony:D:D
that should read no problems (it is getting late !!)
I read on a posting about owners being able to get resident i d and then using that to purchase tickets, can any body tell me how much you can save on these tickets.
thanks
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You could do worse that buy from our own site www.park-tickets.com - they are sourced in the US and are great value due to the exchange rate.
If you want to compare our prices to other sites, make sure you look at http://www.park-tickets.com/ComparePrices.aspx which shows our prices without the sales tax and credit card fees so they are more directly comparable.
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You must be on-line, next to the computer all day waiting to respond to this type of question!!! [msnwink]
with regard to park tickets.......
some people have mentioned Annual Passes - are these something that can be bought on this site! (as the name suggests, are they only valid for a 12 month travel window?)
How can you get a residents ID?
Paul
I still find it cheaper to buy them out there. I have been buying them from the same shop since 1993, they offer great deals and if it is a big order £1000+ they usually give you extra discount. If you are interested let me know and I will provide you the details.
Paul
hi Paul
I'd be grateful for any info
thanks
phil
Id be interested as well if thats ok
Also as has been said above we have used this site before and they were great and the
cheapest that we found
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by ruthless333
with regard to park tickets.......
some people have mentioned Annual Passes - are these something that can be bought on this site! (as the name suggests, are they only valid for a 12 month travel window?)
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if I was to get hol of a residents ID can the tickets be bought on this site at a discount?(if so how much discount)
thanks
They won't let us sell annual passes I'm afraid, let alone sell Florida resisdents annual passes [msnsad].
Thanks. Your ticket prices seem very reasonable, and the fact that you have so many satisfied customers speaks for itself! I will work out what we need, and be in touch!
[msnsmile2]
Were still trying to agree what tickets we need, the kids want to do different things
to us
I know what you mean..but we are almost decided to do the Disney parks with a 5 day hopper plus (2 of our kids haven't been to Disney in Orlando before) and then to visit Seaworld (all been before but can't leave it out) and a one day pass to Islands of Adventure (we all went to Universal parks 2 years ago and this was the favourite for the big coaster fans). So thats the plan hopefully....just got to work out the best days for which parks etc.....hopefully wil get plenty of advice on here!
Just ask away and im sure people will be able to help you,
We have almost decided, just need to make sure everyone is finally happy and then BAM my
credit card gets a hangover :D
Tell me about it...we will be spending near enough £1000 on tickets..more than he cost of a villa for 2 weeks!!!!!!![msncry]
We just love the water parks- can u buy tickets just for them??
will it be too cold at christmas to go there? are they even open at xmas?
Yes you can buy tickets for the water parks from this site
Not sure about Xmas though, only been to Florida once at Xmas 1989 and that
year they had a very very cold snap so ended up staying in most of the time
Occasionally there are a few cold days at Christmas time (mostly in the evenings) but it's mainly sunny and around 70 - 80F the rest of the time (and a lot warmer than it is in the UK!).
All the theme parks are open as usual over Christmas - I think Disney has only closed on one day since it first opened in 1979...
The atmosphere and amazing lights are absolutely unforgettable and it's a really magical time in Florida over the Christmas holidays (I sound a bit like those TV ads for Disney but it is true!).