puskarich
21 years ago
Heading to Florida on Friday. While there, I was going to take the girlfriend to Disney and Epcot. I figure we'll spend 1 day at each park. Obviously, we wont need those 4-5 day multi-pass packages. Any experts out there that can give advice/tips on purchasing reasonably priced tickets?
ferd6
21 years ago
many hotels have "courtesy" booths for tourists in the hotels . . and I am not talking mom and pop off the main drag places . . we stayed at a place that starts with an R and rhymes with granada . . and they had one of these 'booths' - - well to make the long story short - - they will set up up with a 4 or 5 day pass to WD World for the price of a 3 or 4 . . all you gotta do is be shuttled to a 'short 90 minute presentation" - - ie..sales pitch for a time share . . be warned though - - that 90 minutes turned into 3 hours for us . . while we saved the cost of one day admission times 4 . . we EARNED that dadburned discount . . now mind you . . there was no hard sell . .but there was smooth and polite pressure . . so, be aware . .that when you check in to your hotel . .if you see one of these booths in the lobby advertising theme park ticket discounts . . . .
p.s. Mission to Mars rocks!!!! unless you are claustrophobic and prone to motion sickness - - bout the closest I will ever get to come to being in a space capsule and feeling both increased G's as well as brief weightlessness . . how DO they do it??!!!
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