Disney/Universal Orlando tickets

[Blue Maverick]

Dont know if they still do it but years ago there were ' agents ' who would buy unused tickets off folk and sell them on. Obviously most of the best rides were gone but you could get lucky. Times may well have changed over the years.....

Doesn’t work like that now mate, once you’ve gone in the first day on the 7/14 days ticket then you only have 7/14 days to use it, when we went in 81 yes 1981 you got a 14 day ticket but could use it over a year if you wished it only took off the days you used it.

 

[Kompany Car]

Its one of those places where im happy ive been a few times when my son was younger but wouldnt rush to go back now. We never bothered staying in the Disney hotels and always booked a house and rented a car, which listening to some, worked out a hell of a lot cheaper.

Can remember the first time we went (before we had kids) in 1992, the flight with a car and a cheap hotel was £299 per person in May (bought off the teletext holidays with Virgin).
We didn't even bother staying in the hotel as we had a villa booked. It was about $2 to the pound, so everything felt very cheap. Sadly not like that now.

 

[BerkshireBlue]

Might be too late for this but I've found a way to get cheap single day tickets for the Disney parks. Use a VPN to change countries and you're good to go. It's basically rip off Britain as usual

 

[TINY]

We did £980 for 2 tickets for a week

 

[TINY]

@tonycoleman Might be too late for this but I've found a way to get cheap single day tickets for the Disney parks. Use a VPN to change countries and you're good to go. It's basically rip off Britain as usual

Can you screenshot the difference?