Best thing to do is visit The Dibb. Mountains of info there.

Booked for the kids.
Hope they don't have Disney spells!

Great prices though.

These prices are taking the Mickey!

Someone told me a good tip is to book a night at the Hard Rock hotel. You get two days of Express passes included, which can be collected early morning on night of stay. Allows you to skip the lines, except Harry Potter rides, but does allow 1 hr early access to the Wizarding world before the place opens up. I'm going in July, got a room for £310 (inc quidco) for four, buying the express passes on their own would have cost about £500. (doesn't include entrance tickets, they are extra)
There is a cheaper hotel which gives the express passes, Royal Pacific, but is a longer walk to the park entrance. Would have been £40 cheaper than the Hard Rock which has better reviews.

thanks, just booked for 2 adults and 2 kids... £183 return... bargain

Thomson always have cheap flights this time of year. I paid £259 inc luggage 2 years ago and they came down to £219 inc luggage.

Exchange rate at the moment is rubbish though. Makes the prices out there nothing like as attractive :disappointed:

hottest deal everrr :smiley:

I just booked last week after the last "deal" prices were posted and now the prices have dropped by £69? Thanks Thomson!

Ellese, I've been lucky enough to go Orlando on a few different occasions and have always bought our tickets from Attraction Tickets Direct, always good prices usually have special offers going on too, and great service as well. Highly recommend them.

Hmm. Looking for late March-early April next year (viva WrestleMania). Good to see prices this low!

There was another rule change on 1st April, according to MSE. See point number 6 on this article:

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/esta-usa-visa?utm_source=MSE_Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=05-Apr-16-v3&utm_campaign=nt-oneliners-two&utm_content=3

Are there usually deals this good around this time of year? I'm wanting to go but not till next year.

Always around that price this time of year.. Great price even with luggage on top Its the rest of it that costs once your there, especially with the poor £ against the $ at the moment ;-)

You can't pay just one way. It's £60 if you want any luggage

I hoping to book flight for end of very end of March 17, just waiting for the flights to be released. Think that they will be a little bit more expensive than these :-(

​They cancelled a load of ESTA's by mistake. Caused problems for a lot of people. Should all be sorted.

Another option for flights is Atlanta, you can then get flights from Atlanta to orlando for £25 each way in august.

lots of flyers had there holidays cancelled recently due to the americans changing the visa rules so just just bear that in mind. double check the new visa requirements!

Just taking the.............................

Good if you want to visit Florida.

No where near Disneyland Paris however.

Bought these last week - could have saved another £100 if I'd have held out until now. I know for next year...

Cheers! We got over £300 cashback for a 3 week holiday last year, not to be sniffed at! We did the quick serve last year (Coronado Springs, brilliant place, but 3 weeks of counter service started to get a little tiring) and we've gone for the standard package this year (Saratoga Springs, directly opposite Disney Springs so loads of table-serve restaurants on the doorstep). Not entirely sure if we want to go again next year or not yet, but I'm sure we will!

The only problem with booking early is that they charge you £50 to make an amendment to the dates, even if it's just for a single day. Not the end of the world, but I'd rather not pay it, and there's always a chance I won't be able to find flights (refuse to pay more than £400) so I won't book until the flights are in the bag. Flying into Miami this year as we bagged the flights for £279 (summer school hols) as opposed to the £700+ they wanted for Orlando but that doesn't always happen! I've got a friend who wants to do Dosney dining in the summer tho, and couldn't remember if it ran through the summer holiday booking period too or not - October is perfect as we'll be able to find her flights from early Sept.

We got Memory Maker for this year, booking fairly early, and altho it wasn't advertised at all at the time when we booked, we got the $100 gift card on our booking confirmation. The gift cards are great - they tell you that they can only be spent in 'selected retail' but in reality you can use them absolutely everywhere. We used most of our $200 card the year previous at the pool bar!

Thanks again for the heads up, a lot of people will be waiting for the 21st April!!

Booked for the kids.
Hope they don't have Disney spells!

Great prices though.

Starts 21st Apr and goes on to about October. For the first month or two you'll also get 200 disney dollars which then drops to $100 then it's just the free dining plan.

If you book now when it's released you can call them and change dates to fit in with flights later (they seem to expect this) and it doesn't effect the deal. This year as last, you'll also get free memory maker which is a real bonus.

Remember that it's quick dining with moderate resort hotels and full table service with deluxe hotels although you can upgrade from quick to full.

Finally, remember cashback! I got £140 on my family booking.

Any tips on getting a good, cheap villa for 2 weeks?

Fantastic, I wondered when that would be released. Any idea how long it's on for? Our flight dates won't be released by then (roughly 11 months before) and I prefer to get the flights first.

Just back from Disneyland California for Easter fortnight - totally different to Florida, similar in size to Paris but 100000 times better. Cars Land is out of this world, loved every minute! If you get the chance, go!!

Worth noting that luggage is extra :confused:

the price drop is due to fuel cost reduction and dreamliner already economic.

Norwegian have been doing similar flight prices since last year on their Dreamliners. Assume these new flights from Thompson are for some of that market.

Totally agree. Plenty of bragging and attention seeking on there. Having said that, it gets like that on here quite often these days. :laughing:

looks good

Disneyland is in California and is Euro Disney sized. Disney World is in Orlando and is massive. Went last year...loved it...signed up with the DIBB!

Queuing is not that bad...as Tom says fast passes help a lot. For Universal I'd recommend staying at a resort hotel as you get a free express pass and early access to the parks...we queued for 30 mins for the Harry Potter rides in mid August. Hardly queued at all for the rest of Universal.

By the way all...headsup...21st April Disney World Online release there free Disney Dining Plan for 2017 bookings. It's an absolute bargain. All your food free for your whole stay!

There are a few facebook groups that seem to be friendlier too.

Funny lot over there...loads of great info but gets almost a bit...well...er...see for yourself. They do know their Disney though. Not so sure all of them are price concious! :smile:

Well yes, hence the express passes (Universal) or FastPass System (Disney). When we went in 2012, the queue for the HP ride was 3 hours plus. We skipped that ride on that visit.

I`ve never been to Disneyland or any of the parks, though I hear it`s a real dream. But, queuing for an HOUR?? :confused: That`s an off-putting experience, SURELY? :smirk:

Forget the parks - go and see the real Florida!

Someone told me a good tip is to book a night at the Hard Rock hotel. You get two days of Express passes included, which can be collected early morning on night of stay. Allows you to skip the lines, except Harry Potter rides, but does allow 1 hr early access to the Wizarding world before the place opens up. I'm going in July, got a room for £310 (inc quidco) for four, buying the express passes on their own would have cost about £500. (doesn't include entrance tickets, they are extra)
There is a cheaper hotel which gives the express passes, Royal Pacific, but is a longer walk to the park entrance. Would have been £40 cheaper than the Hard Rock which has better reviews.

Blimey - Thomson are also offering £30pp for any return flight for March - Oct 2016. £730 return flights total for 2ad, 2ch. If ONLY I could...

7600 is my first choice hotel, I've stayed there many times and never had any problem never seen dealers either, both are not the cheapest but all considered (location, cleanliness, staff, price etc) I think they are the best all round value for money

I looked at both Avanti and the Rosen Inn (both Point and International) but ended up getting Drury Inn for about 85 dollars a night. A steal.

I stayed at the Avanti last year great hotel, but was getting crazy price quotes this time and I'm trying out the 7600 Rosen as a few friends have stayed and said it was great, I was a bit wary tho as it's next door to the big McDs and the back end of there car park were dealers selling outta a pimped out SUV

Thanks for the post, OP. Heat added :smile:

damn
i paid £319 for flights to dubai

If anyone has booked these and visiting the parks, where do you book hotels/park tickets ect? Never been before so no idea where to start!!

We stayed at hard rock for that very reasonable in feb . £230 for the night for 4 of us.....was lovely being so close!

crowds is the big seller for April! I go 2-3 times a year and it starts to get pretty busy early June, but even if there were big crowds for £200 who cares lol if I had the holiday spare I would be there regardless

Here you go

http://www.thomson.co.uk/flight/deals/search?fromAirports=&toAirports=SFB&month=4&year=2016&flexible=false&days=0&startDuration=1&endDuration=99&searchType=ins&oneWay=false&durationFilter=


April is a nice month to visit. Hot but not too hot, lower humidity levels, good daylight hours and a lack of crowds.

Incredible deals

Great find op! I'm going in May already booked but kudos for this! Love spreading the Orlando love lol

Return yes

Return?

mostly Manchester but they have some Birmingham and Gatwick in there too Luggage is £60

From which airport in the UK?

These prices are taking the Mickey!

Heat added, bloody great price.

I'm gutted! I already booked for June and October and I've paid a LOT more! I don't have enough holiday left otherwise I would be going next week!!