Package holiday to Orlando based on 4 adults (probably similar prices with children). Most likely won't suit everyone but is very cheap!
There are other hotels/dates available but this is the cheapest selected.
Grand Hotel Orlando, USA, Florida, Orlando, International Drive
11 Nights, Bed & Breakfast
Provided by Airtours
Manchester (MAN) with Thomas Cook Airlines
22 June 2017 to 3 July 2017
Deluxe Room
4 Adults
What's included *
ATOL Protection
Resort service
23kgs Standard Luggage Allowance
Car Hire (cheaper to organise your own though as they slap on rip off insurance)
Saving today
(57 %)
-£1760
Total price
£1,326
From
£331 pp
Price shows £331pp but once you get to the payment page if you use the code MAN200 it brings the pp price down to £281.50
Top comments
mastablasta to londongeeza
16 Apr 173#23
He he. They speak English there unlike in Londistan.
Latest comments (44)
Conchiron
15 Apr 17#15
Anyone actually done one of these sub £400 holidays? I've been twice, both times flights with Virgin cost more than these holidays. Can't help but feel like I've been ripped off massively. These sub £400 holidays, even after adding tickets and food, seem significantly more affordable.
Are they worth doing? After adding tickets, food, and spends, what else is left to pay for?
Thank you.
paul.jacobs to Conchiron
23 Apr 17#44
I did one of these cheap packages last year, paid about £1600 for four adults for flights/hotel. I also paid £700 for a villa for two weeks and never even checked in to the hotel. Just liked having the option for a hotel incase my villa hire went wrong, plus the bonus of ATOS for a package holiday.
Its not a cheap holiday, Car hire and insurance - £300 for two weeks, Universal and Disney ticket combo £580 per person (depends on where you buy). Theme park, parking $20 a day. Poor exchange rate has put me off booking for a while, Theme park tickets have gone up by about £150 per person compared with last year.
londonguy118
16 Apr 17#25
Hi guys i really need someone's help! I've booked with Thomas Cook around 10 days ago to go to Florida was around £600 each including car hire with basic insurance. I've just spoken to them after reading a comment on here and they've informed me i have to pay $630 extra for the car when i arrive?! Our hotel is a while away from where we wanted to be but this news has completely ruined everything. We can't afford to pay an extra $630 on arrival and so does anyone know if there is a way to get around this? I feel like we've had our dream holiday completely ruined :disappointed:
smiller9690 to londonguy118
16 Apr 171#26
Book it separately at alamo.co.uk/brits - it is a lot cheaper and includes all insurance with zero excess and a free additional driver. We booked a mustang for a week for £185. Unfortunately it does say all the fees in the T&Cs when you go through the booking stage which is why it's advised to book it separately.
Sam_The_Red to londonguy118
16 Apr 17#27
Hi, when me and my two lads went a couple of yrs ago, we stayed at the Hilton near Universal Studios, and they wanted €30 day for parking, times 14 days! So I swapped car hire for transfers, and bought the Hopper bus pass, cost me less than €15 for all three of us for the week-unlimited bus rides!
nickdgardiner to londonguy118
17 Apr 17#36
We took the basic car option and bought car hire excess insurance. far far cheaper though you need to know its not as hassle free. My issue was that the "included" car was being told to be a micro car that can hold 1-2 suitcases when in the paperwork, it was described as a car suitable for the number of people booking... I questioned it, took a print off of the assurance over email that it would be fine, then when we got there, found we were given a 7 seat 4x4. LOADS of room :-) I wasn't even pushed to buy add-ons. This was arriving at Sanford.
This happened to us so we went to the travel agent in the airport and they said we could pay to go on the shuttle to our hotel which we did. Our hotel offered transport to the parks and we used the I Trolley to get around which isn't expensive.
bradsenior to londonguy118
21 Apr 17#43
I will buy the holiday off you if you don't want it anymore if that helps? :smiley:
kitana8
19 Apr 17#40
can't find this price any more :'( anyone manage to find something similar?
smiller9690 to kitana8
19 Apr 17#41
Just do a search for all dates. There's the 5-12th May for 2 people @ £410pp but then you get £200 off so it is £310pp
smiler03
17 Apr 17#34
Do adults without children really go on holiday to theme parks? How bizarre.
I suppose it must be nice posing for pics with Mickey Mouse for your facebook page?? :confused:
Dougaldog to smiler03
18 Apr 17#39
Of course but there's loads more to do than theme parks- the water parks are my favourite!
Dougaldog
18 Apr 17#38
If you are anywhere near universal or international drive you can get away without a car - there's shuttles to and from the parks- uber is really cheap apparently! We got back from Orlando on Sunday and some days it was 90 degrees +.
Hapzy
18 Apr 17#37
Wow cheap price :smile:
simventura
17 Apr 17#35
Can anyone still find anything for around this price? The cheapest I can find for late June is £395 pp before the £200 discount, any ideas?
Conchiron
16 Apr 171#33
How can they say car hire is included when you're slapped with massive charges on top of your holiday that exceed the actual cost of hiring the exact same car, from the same company, for the same time, independently of Thomas Cook?
Anyone else know of any other hidden charges like this? Thanks in advance!
theshabster
16 Apr 17#32
I've been a couple of times previously and was thinking the same. All of the queuing on your own would be the hardest part for me. That and missing out on the banter.
wellayeman
16 Apr 17#31
I'm single again as of a few days ago but I've been on holiday on my own before and it's quite nice in a unique way. I've been to Florida 4 times before though and if you're going for the theme parks, you get what you give. That is, if you go with friends and/or family, you get all of that magical family/friend fun and memories in return. If you went alone, I imagine you'd get quite little back, especially after the pice of the tickets all the lonely queuing, travel and hassle that goes into it all. As much as I would love to go back, I'd definitely only do it in a group.
HaileyM
16 Apr 17#30
I can only get it down to around 500 each without park tickets. Think it's because it's for 2 not 4 :disappointed:
victoriasut
16 Apr 17#29
Hi, can anyone tell me where I type the code in when you get to payment page as i can't see it. Also is this deal available to those flying with young children.
londongeeza
16 Apr 17#28
Lol. It's more Londonski Sklep now. Or Londonia or Londongaria :smile:
Phila4
16 Apr 171#24
I've had her, and I wholeheartedly agree.
londongeeza
16 Apr 17#22
Cold. It's in the US. No thanks
mastablasta to londongeeza
16 Apr 173#23
He he. They speak English there unlike in Londistan.
eset12345
16 Apr 17#21
Also comes with a free helping of sexual assault from TSA
Wadda
15 Apr 171#5
Use National or Alamo for car hire. Everything's included and no up sell at the airport.
smiller9690 to Wadda
15 Apr 172#6
We always do the online check-in to get the barcode...then all you need to do is pick whatever car you want in that category, drive to the gate, scan the barcode and 2 mins later off you go :sunglasses:
mattymakin to Wadda
16 Apr 17#19
And sign up for their (free) loyalty scheme, free upgrades and priority check in to pick the car up.
dinglebert to Wadda
16 Apr 17#20
You don't need to actually buy the book. Its just a discount code they are not interested in knowing you bought the book. Saying that its a good book for first timers and worth the money. Also worth joining Alamo and therefore straight to the garage so no need to see any counter staff.
Jameseh
15 Apr 172#7
What's the best price for someone who is forever alone?
smiller9690 to Jameseh
15 Apr 171#8
Just go to https://www.thomascook.com put in the destination, choose 'any date' and select the number of passengers; you can then filter by low to high
johnc77 to Jameseh
15 Apr 172#10
Welcome to my world missing deals as single, buddy up with someone to take advantage
Mathaeus to Jameseh
16 Apr 172#18
You can have my girlfriend if you want she's a bloody nightmare :/
nickdgardiner
16 Apr 172#17
Yep, we got the last week in August deal flying from Glasgow for £320 pp with 7 nights, i-drive hotel, and a 7-seater car, all for £1,280!! we added bush/sea world tickets for £250 off ebay (they worked) and did a fare bit of shopping while out there. our kids were 5 and feel that returning in a couple years for the 2-3 week trip with full Disney would be better appreciated. this was a 1 week taster on a Thompson flight and it was a brilliant holiday :-)
jazle
15 Apr 17#16
This is a brilliant price, great find, such a shame I can't do it though haha. Maybe the single people on here should meet up and go together :wink:
theshabster
15 Apr 17#14
My world as well. I'd be up for buddying up. Anything for a trip to Orlando
valhallablue
15 Apr 171#1
Saying flights no longer available for me.
smiller9690 to valhallablue
15 Apr 17#2
Still showing available but 5 seats left - Your text here
zizzles to valhallablue
15 Apr 171#13
Are you on a no-fly list?
rizarekta1
15 Apr 17#12
I guess it would be cheaper to get car insurance from external provider. Seems like there's other charges also like airport taxes.
At first I thought everything is included in car hire. Slightly confusing.
ihatebingo
15 Apr 17#11
this is insanely cheap heat from me.:sunglasses:
Creatzy
15 Apr 17#9
This is dam cheap !
smiller9690
15 Apr 172#4
We booked separate car hire through http://www.alamo.co.uk/brits which includes zero excess and a free extra driver - you do need to take a copy of the brits guide though but can get one off amazon for a few quid! We booked a 'sporty' e.g Mustang for a week for £186
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Opening post
There are other hotels/dates available but this is the cheapest selected.
Grand Hotel Orlando, USA, Florida, Orlando, International Drive
11 Nights, Bed & Breakfast
Provided by Airtours
Manchester (MAN) with Thomas Cook Airlines
22 June 2017 to 3 July 2017
Deluxe Room
4 Adults
What's included *
ATOL Protection
Resort service
23kgs Standard Luggage Allowance
Car Hire (cheaper to organise your own though as they slap on rip off insurance)
Saving today
(57 %)
-£1760
Total price
£1,326
From
£331 pp
Price shows £331pp but once you get to the payment page if you use the code MAN200 it brings the pp price down to £281.50
Top comments
Latest comments (44)
Are they worth doing? After adding tickets, food, and spends, what else is left to pay for?
Thank you.
Its not a cheap holiday, Car hire and insurance - £300 for two weeks, Universal and Disney ticket combo £580 per person (depends on where you buy). Theme park, parking $20 a day. Poor exchange rate has put me off booking for a while, Theme park tickets have gone up by about £150 per person compared with last year.
https://www.travelsupermarket.com/en-gb/car-hire/excess-insurance/?p=0&source=GOO-0X0000006401C327A7&mckv=sX1imInGr|dc_pcrid_88572370749_mtype_p_kword_car%20hire%20insurance_nixe9oroo0&uuid=E9C5C23B-149C-4E72-BC4F-D2E8A5662B4E&Device=c&gclid=CjwKEAjwz9HHBRDbopLGh-afzB4SJABY52oFUDiL_WXIFtMgXEO1diMp1IDySQWrFR_pTV34NATt4RoC-ofw_wcB
I suppose it must be nice posing for pics with Mickey Mouse for your facebook page?? :confused:
Anyone else know of any other hidden charges like this? Thanks in advance!
You don't need to actually buy the book. Its just a discount code they are not interested in knowing you bought the book. Saying that its a good book for first timers and worth the money. Also worth joining Alamo and therefore straight to the garage so no need to see any counter staff.
At first I thought everything is included in car hire. Slightly confusing.
New York Times article.