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Disney tickets at a discount at Grande vista
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You might want to contact the concierge. They would be able to confirm firm prices.
I called the concierge at Harbour Lake a few years ago, looking for single day tickets to Universal. Their prices were actually higher than at the park. I suspect this is because they want to push discounted tickets if you take a timeshare tour.
I called the concierge at Harbour Lake a few years ago, looking for single day tickets to Universal. Their prices were actually higher than at the park. I suspect this is because they want to push discounted tickets if you take a timeshare tour.
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Aviator621
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Think Dioxide45 is right--we were just there over Thanksgiving. They offered special discounts coupons on Legoland (child free when buying an adult ticket), but when I went back to get one, they said I had to go to a presentation to get the discount. Really annoyed at the bait and switch. Fortunately, I was able to find the same discount later from other sources.
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