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Posted 30 July 2023
14 nts Orlando Florida End of Aug - 2 adults & 2 children £374 pp w/code - Ramada Plaza inc b'fast + Rtn Flights Bristol /Newc + 20kg bags
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Update 1
31/07 - Same price now available from Bristol or Newcastle (Birmingham no longer available)
14 night deal to Orlando Florida for a total of £1493.56 with code BLUE30, working out at £373.39 per person based on 2 adults and 2 children. Hotel is 3* Ramada Plaza Resort & Suites International with daily breakfast, with direct TUI flights from Birmingham 28th or Bristol 30th August or Newcastle 26th August (part school holidays). Includes 14 nights accommodation in a double room, overseas coach transfers and direct return flights with 20kg checked baggage each and 10kg hand luggage. Average temp is 29 degrees although higher rainfall at this time of year. ATOL protected. As a reminder you need a valid Esta if travelling to US, which you can apply online.
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From Newcastle 26/08 or Bristol 30/08 - 2 adults & 2 children - Ramada Plaza inc breakfast + Rtn Flights + 20kg bags + transfers = £1493.56 with code
What's included
In a location by International Drive, with its bars, restaurants and close to the theme parks that make Orlando famous, with free scheduled transport from the hotel.
Offering value for money and no resort fees, Ramada Plaza Resort and Suites International Drive offers a range of accommodation. Those looking to get to the various theme parks, including Disney and Universal, will appreciate the hotels free schedules shuttle with a timetable provided at check in.
Link to Newcastle flights
3.6/5 Google reviews
From Newcastle 26/08 or Bristol 30/08 - 2 adults & 2 children - Ramada Plaza inc breakfast + Rtn Flights + 20kg bags + transfers = £1493.56 with code
What's included
- Double room
- Daily breakfast included
- Overseas coach transfers
- Direct Tui return flights from Bristol or Newcastle including 20kg checked baggage each and 10kg hand luggage each
- Shuttle bus to the theme parks
- No Resort fees
In a location by International Drive, with its bars, restaurants and close to the theme parks that make Orlando famous, with free scheduled transport from the hotel.
Offering value for money and no resort fees, Ramada Plaza Resort and Suites International Drive offers a range of accommodation. Those looking to get to the various theme parks, including Disney and Universal, will appreciate the hotels free schedules shuttle with a timetable provided at check in.
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Edited by Chanchi32, 2 August 2023
41 Comments
sorted byIf you've not been to Disney Parks before (or not since before 2019), DO YOUR RESEARCH! tickets, park reservations, genie plus, lightning lane etc. It's about 83 times more complicated than it used to be - so make sure your expectations are realistic.
Also, this is Hurricane season, so your trip may get cancelled (they tend to get a week or two warning on those). (edited)
Breakfast in the hotel is just sugar sugar and more sugar processed rubbish.
Mlb airport transfers are around 90 mins.
I too booked this last min. Well 5 days prior to departure as it was cheaper than Europe (minus the parks lol but you get 4 suitcases so fill one up with a shop from Aldi)
Surrounded by restaurants and fast food but the hotel is the "rougher" side of international drive. South of sand lake road I believe.
Pricing systems for travel companies are extraordinarily complicated. The queries involved are huge and eat up a lot of server time, to also try pricing up every possible active promotion on and serve up the best possible price can make an already time consuming process orders of magnitude more complicated (and makes caching much harder).
I work at a company involved with a single aspect of travel, our pricing queries come out at about 5000 lines of SQL. This is for a much simpler product where the prices mostly stay the same for months on end.
Also anything for 7 or 10 nights? (edited)
But if you don't like theme parks, then there are about a million other places you should probably go to instead.