UK Disfriends

Comment by Lawrence Robson on February 17, 2009 at 9:39pm

ok guys - all the states in the US seem to have their own group so i thought id set one up for us Brits :P
thought it would be a good way to spread the word about low cost trips that we have found, recomend stuff that we brits can relate to of coarse get to know some of the other 'people on the plane' :P

Comment by Sharon on February 18, 2009 at 12:05pm

Come on Lawence. You need to answer the questions as well!

Comment by Lawrence Robson on February 19, 2009 at 8:47am

ok - i answered them! :P
come on guys - invite all your UK disfriends to join :)

Comment by Lawrence Robson on February 20, 2009 at 5:29pm

why is it that the best price for DLRP that i can find is £500 for 3 days and only £700 for 5 days in Florida?????
(i cant afford either but i like looking :P )






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Comment by Lawrence Robson on June 3, 2009 at 10:17pm

hi guys.....
best price that i have found for wdw is £544 for 2 weeks including flights, hotel and car!
expedia is the way to go!!! :P

Comment by Lawrence Robson on June 3, 2009 at 10:29pm

also, after extensive reasearch, i have come to the conclusion that the best ticket price is to on the gate........
ALL of the ticket options that you have in the UK expire after their first use...... so although the 14 day and 21 day ticket seem like good value at around £235 they WILL expire 14 / 21 days after their first use.
they do have thier Pros as well.... you get entry to the water parks and Disney Quest as well as the hopping option
however - think about it. if you are going for 14 days, realisticly, will you spend all 14 days at WDW or will you want to take in IOA, USF, Sea World, Busch Gdns, Coca Beach, Kennedy space Centre, Gatorlans, the Florida Mall ...... the list goes on and on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so if you do want to go to the other central florida attractions, you will be wasting days on your WDW pass........... is it really worth spending £235 on a ticket that you wont get the most out of????

if you buy a base ticket on the gate, you can get it for 2 - 10 days.
you can add the attractions that you want to visit such as the water parks.....
you can add the 'park hopper' option meaning that you can do more than one park in a day.....
and finally, and i think most improtantly, you can add the option for the ticket to never expire!
its more expensive than the UK ticket but you know that you are not going to waste ANY days. if you dont use them all, you can save the ticket for your next trip........
imo, buying a ticket at WDW on the gate is much more cost effective than buying one of the tickets 'especially designed for the UK and irish market'!!!!!!!!!!!

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