14 Day Park Hopper Passes for Irish & UK Vistors

[glennsineadkatl]

I need help purchasing tickets to WDW. I've my trip booked with the wonderful guys at Kingdom Konsultants but I'm just checking is there anyone out there that can recommend a web site were I can buy 14 Day Park Hopper Passes for WDW (Original Disney Passes). I'm travelling from Ireland and I can purchase 14/21 Day passes that are available to Irish and UK visitors here in Dublin but with the exchange rate with the $ V's the Euro I've been told I can make great savings on these tickets. Disney's website does not sell these passes
Thanks

Thanks for all your suggestions but I've found this web site www.floridaorlandotickets.net/ and I'm checking has anyone heard of them or used them? They do sell to Irish visitors

 

[DisneyJoe]

Doesn't the Disney UK site?

http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdwi/en_GB/tickets/ticketsUKTickets?id=UKTicketsPage

 

[glennsineadkatl]

Yes Disney UK does but they charge sterling prices and I really want to buy from a US web site.

 

[Master Yoda]

Yes Disney UK does but they charge sterling prices and I really want to buy from a US web site.

I have never heard of a US site that does or even can sell them. From my understanding they are restricted to the UK site and resellers only.

 

[Crush Dude!]

They are not available to people in the usa so they are only sold on disney uk or Attractionticketsdirect.com are great too!

i just booked thru wdw uk with 21 day passes

 

[lisak09]

You can buy 14 day Ultimate tickets for the price of 7 day Ultimate tickets on themeparkticketsdirect.co.uk at the moment

 

[Princess Clayre]

You can buy 14 day Ultimate tickets for the price of 7 day Ultimate tickets on themeparkticketsdirect.co.uk at the moment

The UK disney site has this deal too. As people have said before they are not available on the US site. The most you would able to get is a 9 day magic your way and add the hopper and water parks on; but even with the bad sterling to euro rate I think the UK deal would be better.

 

[glennsineadkatl]

I've found this web site which is American. Has anyone heard of them or used them??

www.floridaorlandotickets.net/

This site does offer the 14 Day passes I'm looking for

 

[armyfamilyof5]

Have you checked with undercovertourist.com? I am a member of mousesavers and they often have links in their newsletters to get even better prices, I have no idea what UK prices are so sorry if this is no help.:shrug:

 

[sweetpee_1993]

Have you checked with undercovertourist.com? I am a member of mousesavers and they often have links in their newsletters to get even better prices, I have no idea what UK prices are so sorry if this is no help.:shrug:

Yes! Check with UndercoverTourist. I got my in-laws tix from them last year and they were fine. I'd buy from them again.

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

Search on Google - prior to my trip in August 06 I did just that and produced a list of around 12 sites offering 5, 7, 14 and 21 day UK tickets. MOST were cheaper than Disney. Some offered tickets, others vouchers (to redeem at Disney), some chraged postage etc etc etc,

With a little research you'll find a bargain BUT don't even consider buying from EBAY sellers

 

[armyfamilyof5]

Search on Google - prior to my trip in August 06 I did just that and produced a list of around 12 sites offering 5, 7, 14 and 21 day UK tickets. MOST were cheaper than Disney. Some offered tickets, others vouchers (to redeem at Disney), some chraged postage etc etc etc,

With a little research you'll find a bargain BUT don't even consider buying from EBAY sellers

As a previous HONEST eBay seller I would take offense to that BUT Captain Hook is correct, do not trust anyone on eBay. I caught another powerseller shill bidding and reported them, eBay closed ONE of the accounts telling me it would now be impossible for them to shill bid with only the one account:lookaroun I was like, well ummm...what about the 14 times they've already done it?:shrug: With something as important and as expensive as your Disney tickets I would only rely on a reputable company. I hope you get a deal!

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

How much are the tickets when converted to dollars? 3 adult annual passes come to $1,562.37 with tax added if this is cheaper. They can be picked up at any ticket sales location at one of the parks or downtown Disney so you don't have to pay for shipping.

Pam

 

[domimickey]

at wdtc.disneyinternational.co.uk
a 14 day ultimate pass goes for the price of a 7 day ult. pass
(wich is an all 14 days acces hopper to all parks incl. unlimited waterparks and DQ)

costs 210 BP
or $330,-
or € 242,-

also included are two preffered viewing vouchers for MK and EP fireworks

I find it hard to believe this offer can be beat,
whatever the exchange rate is

 

[Jeff456]

at wdtc.disneyinternational.co.uk
a 14 day ultimate pass goes for the price of a 7 day ult. pass
(wich is an all 14 days acces hopper to all parks incl. unlimited waterparks and DQ)

costs 210 BP
or $330,-
or € 242,-

also included are two preffered viewing vouchers for MK and EP fireworks

I find it hard to believe this offer can be beat,
whatever the exchange rate is

Sorry this is sort of off topic however, is that true about preferred viewing for MK and EP fireworks? I had no idea is that something new?

 

[Ghall]

Sorry this is sort of off topic however, is that true about preferred viewing for MK and EP fireworks? I had no idea is that something new?

We booked our hotel and tickets from Disneyworld.co.uk last summer and got the 14 day ultimate ticket for UK/Irish vistors. We got vouchers for preferred viewing for the MK and EP fireworks but I think these vouchers came as part of the hotel/tickets package. I am not sure if you get them when you just purchase the park ticket. The viewing areas were not great. There was not alot of people which was good but you do get a restricted view. At the MK the viewing area is in front of the Ice Cream Parlor on main street and the trees get in the way of a good view. At EP it was in front of Morocco at the boat landing area which gave a better view than the MK.

 

[Jeff456]

We booked our hotel and tickets from Disneyworld.co.uk last summer and got the 14 day ultimate ticket for UK/Irish vistors. We got vouchers for preferred viewing for the MK and EP fireworks but I think these vouchers came as part of the hotel/tickets package. I am not sure if you get them when you just purchase the park ticket. The viewing areas were not great. There was not alot of people which was good but you do get a restricted view. At the MK the viewing area is in front of the Ice Cream Parlor on main street and the trees get in the way of a good view. At EP it was in front of Morocco at the boat landing area which gave a better view than the MK.

Oh ok, this might be exclusively through Disney then as we booked ours with Virgin and I am pretty sure we don't have vouchers for that.

 

[domimickey]

Sorry this is sort of off topic however, is that true about preferred viewing for MK and EP fireworks? I had no idea is that something new?

I'm not sure if it is new this year,
but for more info check the brochure:
http://wdtc.disneyinternational.com/VPK/Brochure.asp
after loading press the full screen button in the top right corner,
then at page 44 and 45 you can find the details about the preffered viewing options.

MK - plaza landing near the tomorrow land noodle station
EP - Marocco pavallion boat landing

I myself am visiting the world for the very first time and I am havng doubts if the preffered viewing spots are worth making the reservations ( you must make reservations 90 days in advance after booking your holiday) there is no extra cost for them, but for example: the marocco oavillion is not in a very good spot I think...

anyone any thoughts?
(or are dwelling to much off topic) :zipit:

 

[Master Yoda]

I'm not sure if it is new this year,
but for more info check the brochure:
http://wdtc.disneyinternational.com/VPK/Brochure.asp
after loading press the full screen button in the top right corner,
then at page 44 and 45 you can find the details about the preffered viewing options.

MK - plaza landing near the tomorrow land noodle station
EP - Marocco pavallion boat landing

I myself am visiting the world for the very first time and I am havng doubts if the preffered viewing spots are worth making the reservations ( you must make reservations 90 days in advance after booking your holiday) there is no extra cost for them, but for example: the marocco oavillion is not in a very good spot I think...

anyone any thoughts?
(or are dwelling to much off topic) :zipit:

If you can get preferred viewing for no cost by all means get it. One of the biggest hassles about watching shows like Wishes and Illuminations is staking out a spot an hour ahead of time only to have someone try to ease you out of your spot 5 minutes before show time.

 

[Ghall]

I'm not sure if it is new this year,
but for more info check the brochure:
http://wdtc.disneyinternational.com/VPK/Brochure.asp
after loading press the full screen button in the top right corner,
then at page 44 and 45 you can find the details about the preffered viewing options.

MK - plaza landing near the tomorrow land noodle station
EP - Marocco pavallion boat landing

I myself am visiting the world for the very first time and I am havng doubts if the preffered viewing spots are worth making the reservations ( you must make reservations 90 days in advance after booking your holiday) there is no extra cost for them, but for example: the marocco oavillion is not in a very good spot I think...

anyone any thoughts?
(or are dwelling to much off topic) :zipit:

I think it is worth making the reservations as on the night it saves trying to find a place to view the fireworks. Just got my Disneyworld UK brochure in the post this morning and I can see that they must have changes the MK viewing area this year. Maybe you will get a better view, they must have got complaints about the trees blocking the view.