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  1. Claudes M
    March 2, 2019

    Hello! I saw your site and thought I reach out. I am trying to book a disney/universal experience from april 6th arriving at 530 orlando to 10th as my last full day. I’m trying to see the most exciting attractions with my gf (no kids) and looking for some help. I am thinking 2 days disney 2 days universal. I saw things about fast past and park to park.

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    • Dave
      March 2, 2019

      Hi Claudes, you have left it later than I would advise. Some of the most popular rides at Disney will have already booked up. Universal will work best if you can book a hotel room there as well, as that allows you various “front of the line” privileges. Disney does not offer such privileges, other than some extra park access early or late in the day if you book one of its hotels, and 60 day access to FastPass+–which you have already largely missed.

      You can see much of the best at Universal in two days. DIsney takes at least 5 to 6 days. With two days, you would want to do Magic Kingdom and one other park (ignore “park-hopping” at Disney–you will waste too much time getting from park to park). See this for both how FastPass+ work–a critical planning element–and to help you pick your second park at Disney World.

      You can find one day itineraries for each of the four DIsney parks in my book. However, some of the FastPass+ choices recommended in them will already be fully booked.

      The long-time travel agent partner of this site can help you book your trip if you choose to go forward. I would advise waiting to when you can devote more days to Disney World, and also far enough in advance that you will have your DIsney World hotel fully booked more than 60 days ahead of your arrival date–so that you can take full advantage of FastPass+.

      You can contact Kelly by using the form on this page.

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  2. Samson
    December 11, 2018

    Is my ticket money refundable if my visa is denies

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    • Dave
      December 13, 2018

      Samson, I sorry but can’t say for sure, as terms of service may vary by the country from which a ticket is bought, and I can only see terms of service form the US.

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