Thread: Disney Orlando

Just looking @ tickets and all I can find are 5, 7, & 14 day deals (which all look to be the same price bizarrely). Looking at the parks, I think we'll only be doing 3 days @ Disney and I'm not even sure about Magic Kingdom as we've done that before and kids might be too old now. So how do I go about buying 2 or 3 day passes from the UK? Do I need to wait until we get there?

Thanks.

We have only ever had 14 day tickets for Disney and Universal. The 14 day ones are often the same price as 7 days in our experience.

You can buy one or two day type tickets when you are there.

How long are you there fore and what other plan do you have bar the parks?

We are there for 10 days in oct half term - only other plans are to relax in our 7 bedroomed house with huge pool Do you have any suggestions that don't involve walking all day?

I don't want to be busy every day otherwise we'll all be knackered by the end and we all really need some down time. So my plan is: 2 days @ Universal, 1 @ Disney Hollywood, 1@ Disney water park (no idea which one) + maybe Magic Kingdom so getting a 7 or 14 day pass just for Disney seems excessive.

We like Typhoon Lagoon as the best water park as Mollie loves the massive wave pool and the big family tyres. We only ever do half a day though as it gets very hot and busy in the summer when we go.

I am not sure about non-park attractions tbh. We do parks all day every day generally. We use the pool for an hour in the morning and then spend rest of time in the parks.

If you don't mind a drive you could go to the coast. St Petersburgh has a lovely beach area and a nice pier to grab a coffee. On the other side there is the Space centre which I love, but the beaches over there, such as Cocoa Beach are not as nice.

Aquatica is a great waterpark. You can get tickets on undercover tourist. Sign up for email and you'll get a secret link to discounted prices.

Thanks both. Clem that water park does look good.

This is also on whilst we're there - think the kids would like it? Halloween Horror Nights® 2011 at Universal Orlando

Not been but it generally gets good reviews. I know Mollie would love to go.

You have to be 13 to go to that ginny.

It was a tongue in cheek question!! I think dh & I might go along though.

Ah. We've been and it's excellent.