Orlando Attraction Tickets
One of the most important things to consider when you are budgeting for your trip to Florida is the attraction tickets for Florida’s theme parks. These tickets do offer great value for money and day for day work out cheaper than some of the United Kingdoms most popular days out. However the total cost does make up a sizeable portion of any holiday budget. One thing is for sure and that is that you should purchase your tickets for Florida’s theme parks before you travel. | Best Florida Travel Companies 365 Tickets - Theme Park Tickets Alpha Rooms Cosmos Dollar Car Hire Expedia Going Places Holiday Taxis Hotels.com Interhome Kuoni Lonely Planet Guide Books MyTravel Thomas Cook Thomson Virgin Atlantic |
This is usually much cheaper and gives you the opportunity to budget and pay the cost off before leaving the UK; it also means you do not have to waste valuable holiday time queuing at the gates. |
Walt Disney World Tickets Available for 5, 7, 14 and 21 day durations these tickets allow you to visit all the following parks as many times as you wish throughout your day: Magic Kingdom |  |
 | You can come and go as much as you please and the ticket can be taken straight to the parks entrance so no queuing at the ticket booths. To give an example of how good value these tickets are if you were to purchase the 14 day ticket and spend all your time in Disney this would work out over 14 days at less than £12 per day for adults and £10 per child. |
Orlando Flexticket
This ticket offers great variety and flexibility giving admission to some of Florida’s best and most famous theme parks. Available in the 4 or 5 park ticket this is a must for any holiday to Orlando. Either ticket gives you unlimited admission to the following parks over a 14 day period:
Universal Studios Orlando
Islands of Adventure
Wet n Wild
Seaworld
Busch Gardens (5 Park ticket only)
As you can see all these parks are must visit and the prices for this ticket is incredible. If you visit each just once then this works out at less than £24 per day which is much cheaper than a day at Alton Towers!!!
There are also several other tickets that can be brought in the UK before departure and these include; Kennedy Space Centre, Gatorland, Seaworld and Busch gardens (if you decide against the flexticket although this is a more expensive option) and the Orlando Dinner Shows.
Below is an example 14 day itinerary for a visit to the Orlando area. For this you would need a 7 day Disney ticket, a 5 park flexticket, a Go Orlando card and tickets for the 2 dinner shows mentioned.
Day 1 – Arrive in Orlando and settle in to your new surroundings
Day 2 – Visit Seaworld
Day 3 – Experience the magic of Disney for the first time at Magic Kingdom
Day 4 – Islands of Adventure & an evening at the fantastic Pirates Dinner Adventure
Day 5 – Epcot and stay for the incredible fireworks
Day 6 – Relax at Disney’s Blizzard Beach water park or enjoy the soaking rides
Day 7 – Universal Studios
Day 8 – Kennedy Space Centre
Day 9 – Disney’s MGM studios
Day 10 – Busch gardens – get the free shuttle that your ticket includes
Day 11 – Disney’s Animal kingdom followed by an evening at Downtown Disney
Day 12 – Wet n Wild
Day 13 – save this day for shopping or a visit to your favourite park for a second time and then enjoy the incredible evening Dinner show that is Dolly Partons Dixie Stampede
Day 14 – Time to fly home and plan your next trip!!!
The above is only an example to buy all the above tickets will cost approximately £365 per adult and this works out at an amazing £26 per day of your 14 night trip which for what you are getting is exceptional value for money!!! And the kids are even cheaper. The ticket prices are with 365 Tickets who have a great reputation and offer fantastic value for any trip to Florida. So book your Florida attraction tickets here.
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