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14 nts Orlando Florida End of Aug - 2 adults & 2 children £448.29 pp - 3* Sonesta ES Suites + Rtn Flights Newcastle + 20kg bags
14 nts Orlando Florida End of Aug - 2 adults & 2 children £448.29 pp - 3* Sonesta ES Suites + Rtn Flights Newcastle + 20kg bags
14 nts Orlando Florida End of Aug - 2 adults & 2 children £448.29 pp - 3* Sonesta ES Suites + Rtn Flights Newcastle + 20kg bags
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Posted 10 August 2023

14 nts Orlando Florida End of Aug - 2 adults & 2 children £448.29 pp - 3* Sonesta ES Suites + Rtn Flights Newcastle + 20kg bags

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14 night deal to Orlando Florida for a total of £1793.16, working out at £448.29 per person based on 2 adults and 2 children (NHS can save a further £100 on these prices). Accommodation is the well reviewed 3* Sonesta ES Suites (looks really nice), with direct flights from Newcastle 26th August (part school holidays as well as suitable for pre school children). Includes 14 nights accommodation in a 2 bedroom apartment, 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.

4.5/5 Tripadvisor


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From Newcastle 26/08 - 2 adults & 2 children - Sonesta ES Suites + Rtn Flights + 20kg bags + transfers = £1793.16


What's included

  • 2 bedroom apartment Sonesta ES Suites
  • Overseas coach transfers
  • Direct Tui return flights from Newcastle including 20kg checked baggage each and 10kg hand luggage each - departure 26th August to 9th September




Stay at the Sonesta ES Suites and you can expect recently-renovated stylish apartments just a short drive from Orlando’s theme parks.

The Sonesta ES Suites are housed in what looks like a classic American townhouse. Think big windows, immaculately kept gardens, and fresh-look paint.

Thanks to the resort’s central International Drive setting across from the ICON Park Wheel, you’re just a few minutes’ drive from Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando® Resort.

Apartments are spacious and smart, and done out in calm neutral shades. You can choose from one and two-bedroom varieties, with mod-cons like flatscreen TVs and fully-equipped kitchens.

Holidays here come with our Hotel rep and 24/7 Online service. This means that an English-speaking TUI rep will visit your hotel during your stay, and info and support are available 24/7 via the TUI app.
Each room booking must include a guest aged 21 or above. When you arrive, you may be asked for a credit card to cover any ad hoc purchases, and a deposit, which will be refunded at the end of your stay - provided no damage has been caused to your room or its contents.


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  1. abigsmurf's avatar
    This is very good value, but just to manage expectations before you start planning: Theme park tickets will be approx. £2400, Car hire another £700.
    SirAlfonso's avatar
    Not quite accurate. Disney £500, universal £300, sea world £120. Car hire should be about £400 for a basic car for 2 weeks. I’ve been 4 times post covid and haven’t paid more than £850 for a minivan for 3 weeks.
  2. villan57's avatar
    You can do Ubers everywhere cheaper than car hire, and they drop you right by the Entrances to the parks, no parking fees which are quite a bit these days. My son did it last year and even had an Uber to Gator Land. I thought he was mad as we've always rented a car.
    inthedales's avatar
    Parking fees
    Disney $25 / day
    Seaworld $30 / day
    Universal $30 / day
  3. Firewolf_Gaming's avatar
    Stayed in these apartments and they were great. Right in the middle of everything
    josh971's avatar
    I stayed there once too and loved it but heard they've removed the free breakfast now and crippled the bus service to the theme parks which has made it less desirable
  4. LouisVT's avatar
    Boycott Florida.
  5. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Bunk off school deal
    FORZA4KHDR_'s avatar
    Nice little fine
  6. buffalo282's avatar
    We stayed there a couple of years ago. We really enjoyed it very clean excellent location on international drive opposite Icon Park, loads of restaurants close Saltgrass steak was brill.
    When we booked stated no breakfast although when we got there we were supplied it which was useful when we wanted to get out early.Not brilliant breakfast but adequate so couldn’t grumble.
    We normally have a Villa near H27 and don’t venture much onto International Drive but really enjoyed. Great price and good find
    Palm_Tree's avatar
    We stayed here a few years ago and again last year.
    The breakfast is gone now which is a shame. The bar/restaurant over the road is also gone as is the cici’s pizza and the mini-market. It’s still good being close to icon park but it’s lost a bit of its appeal. At this price though it’s an absolute steal!
  7. Cristiano's avatar
    How much do you budget for food and drink? Trying not to strike a balance of not eating McDonald’s everyday or spending an absolute fortune at rip off places
    Feefaf's avatar
    $100 - $120 a day for family 4 but really depends where you eat
  8. maxisgirl's avatar
    We stayed there last year and is not as nice as the photos show,breakfast wasn’t included either.
    They had a small coffee shop which was only open for a few hours on a morning.
    Staff were friendly ,but they had messed up our rooms aswell.
  9. bossk's avatar
    I'm planning a trip next year. Are magic tickets the only option? Can't I only pay for the trips I need?
    steveieboy1's avatar
    You can buy day tickets when you get there but you may as well get a 14 day with memory maker.
  10. Kevin_S's avatar
    Hurricane season..
    steveieboy1's avatar
    Yep
  11. Zameen's avatar
    Villa prices have really shot up, any tips for 2 adults and 3 kids for accommodation and where to get from
  12. Jayporsche0's avatar
    Heat! Be warned It will be very hot there in august. Also it’s cripplingly expensive in the parks and everywhere really. Our 4 family 2 week holiday cost us £10k pre covid.
    molimo's avatar
  13. yozzman1234's avatar
    Add £6000 on that for park , water park , transport, food and drink . USA is 100% more expensive to eat and drink now compared to pre covid .
    OKov's avatar
    Foodbank? 😏
  14. becky.shepherd's avatar
    We stayed here on a similar last minute deal last year(booked 6 weeks before). Really great hotel, we self catered (6 of us) as the suites had a kitchen although the price of groceries were very high but cheaper than eating out every day. Staff there were amazing 👏 We were there during hurricane Ian and they got board games out etc.
    First time we'd been without a car but uber was fantastic..even with 6 of us! And also the I ride, a stop just outside and the hotel also had a bus daily for the main parks.
    Highly recommend this place (a little dated in parts but everything else makes up for it). Just make sure to take plenty of spending money! (edited)
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