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Me and my family are due to travel to Florida in a bout a months time, we are getting married in Sarasota but staying around the parks in Kissimmee. We have booked everything separate to save money, Villa & flights sorted, 2 cars sorted and wedding sorted. Now its time to sort out the park tickets, I was unaware they where so many parks in Florida!!
We are taking a 3 kids 9, 7 and 3 and obviously want to do the Magical kingdom.
Looking at some of the prices of tickets 14 day passes ect ect, it would cost more than our entire holiday not including wedding, The prices for the 5 of us are looking around £2500 WOW. Makes me wonder how they manage to get people through the gates at that money!
Im pretty sure we dont need 14 day passes for the parks and now am looking to cherry pick the places we would like to go, Magic Kingdom, Lego Land up to now. Universal was on our wish list but it does not look like it is aimed for Kids around the ages of mine.
Could any of you guys make any recommendations for places to visit. Here in the UK we are constantly bombarded with 2 for 1 tickets and free park tickets that come in all forms for UK Parks, i'e petrol stations, cereal boxes and national newspaper offers. Does anything like this exist around that area? as we would much rather pay for single tickets to the places we want to see but obviously the day tickets are not very cost effective.
Any advice is appreciated.
Cheers
We are taking a 3 kids 9, 7 and 3 and obviously want to do the Magical kingdom.
Looking at some of the prices of tickets 14 day passes ect ect, it would cost more than our entire holiday not including wedding, The prices for the 5 of us are looking around £2500 WOW. Makes me wonder how they manage to get people through the gates at that money!
Im pretty sure we dont need 14 day passes for the parks and now am looking to cherry pick the places we would like to go, Magic Kingdom, Lego Land up to now. Universal was on our wish list but it does not look like it is aimed for Kids around the ages of mine.
Could any of you guys make any recommendations for places to visit. Here in the UK we are constantly bombarded with 2 for 1 tickets and free park tickets that come in all forms for UK Parks, i'e petrol stations, cereal boxes and national newspaper offers. Does anything like this exist around that area? as we would much rather pay for single tickets to the places we want to see but obviously the day tickets are not very cost effective.
Any advice is appreciated.
Cheers