Update 29/5/16... 06:45hrs....This is still avaialable and is now a few pounds cheaper at £1149.
This is mind numbingly cheap. £1800 off the full price which was originally £3000.
2 adults and 2 children for 14 nights in Florida, flights on the 787 Dreamliner & hotel included
flying out on the 5th of June and returning on the 19th of June.
Staying at the 3 star Clarion Inn Lake Buena Vista. 5 minutes from Disney.
Other dates and Airports available but this is the cheapest I could find from East Midlands....(normally these bargains are only ever available from London Airports). Hope this helps someone!
Top comments
herby247
27 May 1628#12
Honestly every time someone posts a good Orlando deal on here, the usual comments come flying in, need to add this need to add that!
You are voting on whats included in the OP's deal, and that's all.
If you choose to add or do extras once you get there that's entirely up to each family.
In terms of cost it's all about being savvy and if your viewing this on HUKD chances are you already are!!
As for parking Seaworld now include free parking with the most popular 3 park pass....
If you’re purchasing either the 3 Park SeaWorld ticket or the Discovery Cove Ultimate ticket your EZ tickets will automatically include free parking for 2016!! - See more at: http://www.attraction-tickets.info/2016-special-offer-seaworld-introduce-free-parking/#sthash.BVHYadly.dpuf
Places like the DIBB ( the Orlando / Florida / Disney bible for UK travelers)!! http://www.thedibb.co.uk/
The parks aint a must, but if you need to do it on the cheap it can be done a universal 2 park including islands of adventure and universal can be had for £144 for 14 days use. https://www.orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk/Ticket/Universal-2-Park-Bonus-Tickets
If your looking to book this deal on a whim because of the cheap price then enjoy Florida on the cheap and budget wisely, if your wanna go all out then save and budget in advance, don't kill the OP's deal before it's even got off the ground!
Buttmonk3y
27 May 168#3
With that bloke recently winning that court case about taking his kids out of school, I wouldn't be surprised that these fees will not be forced anymore.
plymouthgal
27 May 167#6
Great deal, but Florida is a super expensive holiday once you add park tickets & food. We used to go twice a year in the good old days, & prices for food had gone up a lot last time we went. The car parking at the Disney parks & Sea World had gone up to $15 per day as well. Not trying to be negative, but you do need to factor all those things in, when pricing up a holiday to Orlando.
qwerta369
28 May 163#49
Damn. Wish I didn't vote hot now. This clearly changes everything.
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jayarajn
27 May 162#1
hot deal!
banita
27 May 16#2
+ 3 x £60 fine for out of school for a holidays :wink: (subject to not having triplets less than 4yrs old :wink: ) ?
Buttmonk3y
27 May 168#3
With that bloke recently winning that court case about taking his kids out of school, I wouldn't be surprised that these fees will not be forced anymore.
irvin38a to Buttmonk3y
27 May 161#24
Letter home from daughters school advises that the fine still stands regardless of court case.
ashmac to Buttmonk3y
28 May 162#39
also cost him and you 13 k to win it
banita
27 May 162#4
I know, just kidding :wink:
mickgoodie
27 May 16#5
hot deal if you dont have kids OR you can pull them out of school! I am still waiting for this type of deal for the summer holidays!
benlondon to mickgoodie
27 May 16#19
Well you'll be waiting for a long time then, why would any holiday provider launch good deals in school summer holidays, makes no business sense
plymouthgal
27 May 167#6
Great deal, but Florida is a super expensive holiday once you add park tickets & food. We used to go twice a year in the good old days, & prices for food had gone up a lot last time we went. The car parking at the Disney parks & Sea World had gone up to $15 per day as well. Not trying to be negative, but you do need to factor all those things in, when pricing up a holiday to Orlando.
davidoneman
27 May 16#7
$20 for parking now , and theres plenty of things to do without going to parks , which do cost alot .
rootbeer to davidoneman
28 May 162#30
Lots of ways to avoid paying e.g. At magic kingdom gate stay right for resorts then when past the cast member veer left back to main parking lot.
bisoner
27 May 161#8
This.
Went last year with my two boys aged 9 & 11. We had an amazing time but all in it was around £6-7k for us so not an annual holiday on my salary.
We decided to do a park focused holiday. We will go back and do a more balanced holiday next time as I'm told it's not just about the parks.
Amazed to see so many young children asleep in push chairs missing all the action throughout the day.
My two boys were tall enough to go on everything at the parks without mum and dad. We all like rides but definitely consider this when thinking about going.
Another gem we found was the park tour planner. Saved us lots of queueing time and the only day we didn't stick to the plan lead to grumbling children!!! The Disney fast pass thing needs to be understood before you go as it is extremely useful coupled with the park tour planner.
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This is mind numbingly cheap. £1800 off the full price which was originally £3000.
2 adults and 2 children for 14 nights in Florida, flights on the 787 Dreamliner & hotel included
flying out on the 5th of June and returning on the 19th of June.
Staying at the 3 star Clarion Inn Lake Buena Vista. 5 minutes from Disney.
Other dates and Airports available but this is the cheapest I could find from East Midlands....(normally these bargains are only ever available from London Airports). Hope this helps someone!
Top comments
You are voting on whats included in the OP's deal, and that's all.
If you choose to add or do extras once you get there that's entirely up to each family.
In terms of cost it's all about being savvy and if your viewing this on HUKD chances are you already are!!
As for parking Seaworld now include free parking with the most popular 3 park pass....
If you’re purchasing either the 3 Park SeaWorld ticket or the Discovery Cove Ultimate ticket your EZ tickets will automatically include free parking for 2016!! - See more at:
http://www.attraction-tickets.info/2016-special-offer-seaworld-introduce-free-parking/#sthash.BVHYadly.dpuf
Places like the DIBB ( the Orlando / Florida / Disney bible for UK travelers)!!
http://www.thedibb.co.uk/
The parks aint a must, but if you need to do it on the cheap it can be done a universal 2 park including islands of adventure and universal can be had for £144 for 14 days use.
https://www.orlandoattractiontickets.co.uk/Ticket/Universal-2-Park-Bonus-Tickets
If your looking to book this deal on a whim because of the cheap price then enjoy Florida on the cheap and budget wisely, if your wanna go all out then save and budget in advance, don't kill the OP's deal before it's even got off the ground!
All comments (56)
Went last year with my two boys aged 9 & 11. We had an amazing time but all in it was around £6-7k for us so not an annual holiday on my salary.
We decided to do a park focused holiday. We will go back and do a more balanced holiday next time as I'm told it's not just about the parks.
Amazed to see so many young children asleep in push chairs missing all the action throughout the day.
My two boys were tall enough to go on everything at the parks without mum and dad. We all like rides but definitely consider this when thinking about going.
Another gem we found was the park tour planner. Saved us lots of queueing time and the only day we didn't stick to the plan lead to grumbling children!!! The Disney fast pass thing needs to be understood before you go as it is extremely useful coupled with the park tour planner.