Buying tickets In Uk....Ultimate Ticket....Help

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goofy

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Not sure fi this is in the correct forum or not but...........here goes.

I am off to to WDW 2 weeks on Friday. :sohappy:

probably going to buy the 14 Day Ultimate Ticket.....has anyone ever bought this ticket? Its for UK people only i believe.

Ive found a few places to go it, mainly online. Can anyone reccomend web sites to buy?

Ive found one that gives you an e-voucher which you then hand over at Disney and they give you your tickets......Does anyone know where abouts you do the trade? The web site says Guest relations at any of the parks, however i thought Guest relations was the otherside of the ticket tunstiles?? or is there one beside the ticket booths at each park??

Can anyone offer any help??

Thanks :)
 
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laalaa

laalaa

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Ultimate Ticket

Hi Goofy

I bought this ticket for our trip last year. We'refrom Glasgow.

We got our actual tickets not a piece of paper to trade in.

Here is the website where we got ours. They were the cheapest i could find and their service was first class. They sent our tickets next day special delivery but they dont charge for p&p

Here is the link, i hope its ok to give you it

http://www.orlando-ticket-deals.co.uk/tickets/14-day-disney-ultimate.html

Have a good trip, if you need anything else, just ask.

Laura
 
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col

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i bought my 21 day ultimate ticket from teletext. it arrived the next day couldnt believe it!! i found them the cheapest by far!:)
 
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goofy

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laalaa said:
Hi Goofy

I bought this ticket for our trip last year. We'refrom Glasgow.

We got our actual tickets not a piece of paper to trade in.

Here is the website where we got ours. They were the cheapest i could find and their service was first class. They sent our tickets next day special delivery but they dont charge for p&p

Here is the link, i hope its ok to give you it

http://www.orlando-ticket-deals.co.uk/tickets/14-day-disney-ultimate.html

Have a good trip, if you need anything else, just ask.

Laura
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Thanks for that, thats the web site mother found, she didnt trust the e voucher web site i found!!

I assume with the 14 day ultimate ticket you can in theory visit every single park every single day of your 14 day trip??....thats my understanding of it but wanted to make sure

Thanks again
 
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laalaa

laalaa

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Ultimate Ticket

Cant recommend them enough.

You can visit as many parks as you like in any one day.We hopped about from park to park alot of days.

Is it your first trip?

The Ultimate Ticket really is a fab deal, we're hoping to go again in december but only for 7 days and for a 5 day ticket it is £149 so the ultimate ticket is great value.

If you dont mid me asking who are you flying with? We havent booked yet and want to know what flyglobespan is like.
 
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goofy

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laalaa said:
Cant recommend them enough.

You can visit as many parks as you like in any one day.We hopped about from park to park alot of days.

Is it your first trip?

The Ultimate Ticket really is a fab deal, we're hoping to go again in december but only for 7 days and for a 5 day ticket it is £149 so the ultimate ticket is great value.

If you dont mid me asking who are you flying with? We havent booked yet and want to know what flyglobespan is like.
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Thanks again, will probably go with that Web Site i think

Not my first trip no, this will be my 5th. Usualy buy them over there, but this ticket seems really god value.

I am flying with Virgin from Manchester, cant reccomend them enough and definalty worth the money.
 
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barnum42

barnum42

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Another alternative alternative (depending on your plans) is the year pass, details and prices here:

http://allearsnet.com/pl/apass.htm

$462.21 (about £250) for the base one that gets you just into the park. But it included free parking, saving $9 a day, $126 (£70) over 14 days plus some additional discounts detailed on the above link.

The big saver is that if you plan on going again during the year - even if it's in 11 months and two weeks time, you won't have to pay to get in again.
 
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CAPTAIN HOOK

CAPTAIN HOOK

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I used OnLine Florida, a UK site for my 21 day ticket. Having closely watched the prices on about 5 different sites it was the cheapest and the tickets arrived days BEFORE the date stated online.
No probs, would recommend and use again
 
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ChrisMyst

ChrisMyst

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Ultimate Ticket

Buy one!

You can just go anywhere and do anything and not have to think about it.

I got mine from travel city direct.

They've had a bit of bad press, but I've booked through them for the whole trip 3 times now and they've been great.

Week on Monday!! Soooo excited! LOL
 
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minnie2000

minnie2000

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We bought ours from Virgin last year - and got 10% off as we had flown with them twice before, and are now 'frequent virgins' or something like that. They sent us a voucher, and we took it to the ticket office in the Magic Kingdom, (same place you can just buy tickets on the spot), and we were given our tickets straight away. Very quick and easy.

If we go back this year, we will buy them through Disney directly as we will want the dining plan.

Last year I booked tickets for Mickey's not so scarey Halloween party. I did this directly with Disney over the phone, and they gave me a code, which I repeated to guest relations, (just inside the park) and they gave us our tickets.

One tip (talking of guest relations) as far as I know, guest relations is the only place to buy stamps in Disney parks, and you have to buy a pack of 10 or something. Don't know where else you can buy them, but try off-property first.
 
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LilRoo714

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goofy said:
Ive found one that gives you an e-voucher which you then hand over at Disney and they give you your tickets......Does anyone know where abouts you do the trade? The web site says Guest relations at any of the parks, however i thought Guest relations was the otherside of the ticket tunstiles?? or is there one beside the ticket booths at each park??
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If you do a voucher, you can bring the voucher to any ticket booth window at any park. Make sure you have some form of identification so they can verify that you own the vouchers. The cast members at these booths can either print out your tickets or if they cannot (rare circumstances) they will direct you to Guest Relations which is outside of every park. Do not take the voucher to the turnstiles... you'll wait in the line only to have to go back out and get them exchanged. :wave:
 
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chinnys

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Hi there

2 weeks on Saturday for me!!!!! I am so excited.

I bought my ultimate ticket through Virgin as I too benefit from the frequent virgin discounts, it makes them real good value. I totally agree with you about flying with virgin, they are great.

Hope this helps?
 
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shoppingnut

shoppingnut

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minnie2000 said:
One tip (talking of guest relations) as far as I know, guest relations is the only place to buy stamps in Disney parks, and you have to buy a pack of 10 or something. Don't know where else you can buy them, but try off-property first.
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There are machines inside Town Hall in MK that sell stamps too, but might be by the book as well. The only place that you'll be able to buy single stamps is at an actual US Post office.
 
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maleficent68

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I have booked with travel agent this time and bought tickets at same time. I am beginning to think I have made a mistake as have got e voucher to collect my tickets when I get there. My question is how do I book fastpass tickets I am staying offsite without a ticket?
 
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James J

James J

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maleficent68 said:
I have booked with travel agent this time and bought tickets at same time. I am beginning to think I have made a mistake as have got e voucher to collect my tickets when I get there. My question is how do I book fastpass tickets I am staying offsite without a ticket?
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You should be able to register on the Disney World website and link your park admission with a code on the e-voucher, if I'm not mistaken? You'll only be able to book 30 days out as you're staying off-site.
 
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