First time 14 day visit

[century303]

Hi,

we are a family of 8 - ages 46,41,18,15,13,11,9 and 7! We are wondering what the best make up of tickets would be for us. We are in Orlando for 15 days from mid August. Would be grateful for any tips. Many thanks. Steve

[sammibabe]

We found the best way for us was to decide which parks we wanted to go to first. Then when you know how many days you have for each park you can decide on the best ticket option. Have some down time for shopping (how much will depend on the male/female ratio of your group!) and you may find your 7 year old will find it quite tiring and don't forget the water parks. Although parks we always find it a very relaxing day. Have a fantastic trip, give us a wave as we're there in August too (22nd)

[Albert the Frog]

I agree-do lots of research-there is far more to florida than disney-personally i am a great fan of universal and islands of adventure but looking at the ages in your party particularly 7/9 magic kingdom is a must just to see their faces-the animal parks are excellent personally i prefer busch gardens to animal kingdom and seaworld is excellent-far more than a few fish! these forums and the search facility are first rate-make the planning part of the enjoyment and don't forget lots of rest days to recover-i'm getting excited myself-enjoy every second!--Oh one other thing and i've no axe to grind you won't find better prices or better customer service on park tickets or cars on any other site than this one-i've looked.

[florida4sun]

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Hi,

we are a family of 8 - ages 46,41,18,15,13,11,9 and 7! We are wondering what the best make up of tickets would be for us. We are in Orlando for 15 days from mid August. Would be grateful for any tips. Many thanks. Steve
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