I was looking to purchase cheap Disney World tickets and called around everywhere in Pittsburgh. I…read morecalled AAA, my friends that are travel agents, and posted on Facebook. After a while a few friends got back to me about a few online website like undercovertourist.com and mousesavers, but the best deals I could find were around 5 percent off. I'm a very frugal guy and this wasn't enough for me. I kept searching and found Discount D World online through Ebay, and definitely thought it was too good to be true. After calling in, and speaking with Jacinto, I felt a lot better about the great prices. Apparently they have deals with the same people time share companies use to purchase their tickets, and buy them in bulk for discounts. Jacinto also referred me to a couple previous customers. I called one of the previous customers, and they said they had a great time and the process was very simple. SOLD. I ordered my tickets online, got them sent to my address in Pittsburgh, and had a great time in Orlando with my girl-friend. I highly suggest this company to anyone trying to save some REAL money, thanks Jacinto!

We had an amazing experience! Buying the tickets was super easy, everything was smooth, and we got…read morea great price for the Disney, Universal, and LEGOLAND package. The park guide was incredible--so friendly, patient, and attentive. He helped our family see almost everything without spending much time in line and answered every question we had with so much care. Thanks to his guidance, we made the most of every park. I highly recommend them and will definitely use their services again!

Purchasing the tickets was so easy. They gave us an email promptly with bar codes. We went to Busch…read moreGardens to use them and it took about 40 mibutes for Busch Gardens to find this third part vendor and our tickets. The easy bar codes on our tickets that my parks sent us did not work in Busch gardens systems. We worked with two park managers one to get us into the park and another for our dining wristbands. It was a good thing ut was a week day and park not crowded. This process was no fun at all.

Starting with the bad: Seats are a bit uncomfortable. Staff…read morecould be more "available". There could be more of an explanation to what's happening. Some sections might make you sleepy. Not sure how kids sit through it. The good: There are concessions for food/snacks. The performers were great to watch. The show as a whole was good. The short: I did leave not 1000% sure of what the show was about, but it was enjoyable.

Deducting 2 stars because customer service was not great neither via phone nor the phone booth…read more I purchased tickets online $246 and didn't see there was a Florida resident offer until AFTER, wish they made this more clearer on their website. I attempted to contact their customer service via phone because I finally found the Florida resident offer on the site and it was down to $165 which is a chunk of savings. Wellll they never answered waited 20mins on the phone never answered and I attempted to email them, never got a reply, The $165 tickets ended up selling so I missed that window. When I got to the park and spoke to an agent at the booth wasn't really helpful. She stated the tickets were now $175 each so technically I already got my discount because my tickets were cheaper... which really, no I didn't had someone answered the phone... anyways whatever the money was spent already. We head upstairs, I purchased a Mickey pretzel and a lemonade. It was decent. Once you get inside everyone is getting to their seat, there wasn't that many people on staff to help you to your seat so everyone is kind of running around like a chicken with no head. what I didn't like about this event is that even after the show started I'm talking 45-50 mins into the show people are still arriving trying to sit down.. it was distracting.. Don't be fooled by the seats btw and thinking sitting at the front is the best view, the auditorium is small enough that all the seats have a great view. So honestly whatever tickets you buy they are just as great as the front front seats. The show itself was great, lots of action and talented cast members, the story was also heartwarming and interesting. It did drag a little I will say. They showed a lot of Disney characters overall so nice to see old characters like Bambi . It also had some funny moments. The cast members can tell when people were falling asleep or losing interest lol I would say for a kid this could get boring... until the acts start doing flips and tricks again.. Oh yeah, the seats were low key HARD and uncomfortable lol! 90mins no intermission was a little rough. Overall cute and good for a date night or with the family in town. I wouldn't go again though.

Today is the 12 day of 12 Days of giveaways of Christmas. Such an exciting time & meet such…read moreinteresting ppl. All the gifts were so amazing & useful. Thanks to all the people, volunteers, sponsors for this amazing event.

recently discovered this place I loved it. Attention the different events they do. Clean bathrooms…read moreand sooo mild hand soap. Be careful there is a playground and sometimes you can see a snake.

I could not take photos or videos inside but we had a blast!…read more Tourist season must be over because they were down to a skeleton crew (pun totally intended), which meant we got to see a couple familiar faces as we went through. Jump scares galore, but lighting, sound, animatronics, and special effects were all top notch! This was great!

I guess for the price it was good but literally it felt like we went through this in 10 minutes but…read moreit was definitely something nice to do when there isn't anything to do! It's also affordable, the vibe is chilled, I wish I took a couple pics inside. One thing I can honestly say is it wasn't scary but they had me jumping coming out of no where lol

Was in town for a special event and stopped to get assistance on getting a bus to my event. Tracy…read morewas more than kind and especially helpful in making sure I got the right bus. Thanks again for all you did.

We bought tickets to the three things at the Orlando eye. The guy was very nice. We went to the…read moreOrlando eye and they told us one ticket was expired. We had to go back to this place and of course a new person was there. She gave us a new ticket. Our Orlando trip has not been a good experience so far.

This was my second visit to the Titanic Artifact Exhibition, with my first trip back in 2019. If…read moreyou're a Titanic enthusiast and have never been, I highly recommend it. Seeing real artifacts recovered from the ship is an incredible experience, and the exhibits are well put together. The staff was friendly, and the museum was clean and well maintained. Like most tourist attractions in the Orlando area, it can get expensive, especially for a larger family. Also, if you've been before, don't expect to see many changes. I didn't notice any new artifacts since my last visit, so it may be more of a one-and-done experience unless they announce new additions. That said, it's absolutely worth visiting at least once if you have any interest in the history of the Titanic.

It was a cool experience but the only 2 things I wish they did was put a sample of the water with…read morethe same temperature of that fateful night to feel what it was like and also to make the room colder as it was that night. Other then those two things. It was a nice experience. Also we did the virtual experience I expected to see some of the chaos during the sinking but nothing and also it should be standing up instead of sitting I had to turn my body just to see behind me. I hope this can be fixed for future visits. Also u cant take pic of the staircase only if u pay $20

The Orlando Auto Museum is a classic car museum that opened at Dezerland Park in Orlando, Florida…read morein December 2020. It was founded by Israeli-American real estate developer and long-time car collector Michael Dezer. Growing up in Tel Aviv, Israel, Dezer was very interested in motor vehicles. As a teenager, he purchased a Vespa followed by a Harley Davidson motorcycle. This would spark a lifelong obsession to collect more motor vehicles. The first car Dezer purchased was a 1949 Plymouth. After relocating to the United States in 1962, he continued to purchase more and more cars. By 2012, Dezer had opened the Miami Auto Museum which featured more than 1,000 cars that he collected. To add to his growing collection, he purchased the collection from the Cars of the Stars Motor Museum in England, its sister site The Bond Museum, and other various movie cars. In 2020, Dezer moved his entire collection to his newly built Dezerland Park Orlando. The current museum spans over 250,000-square-feet and features over 2,000 motor vehicles that are valued at $200 million across more than 20 themed rooms. My family and I recently visited the Orlando Auto Museum while we were on an East Coast Road Trip. We've visited a few different automobile and motor vehicle museums over the years, but this was overwhelming to say the least. We have never seen so many cars and vehicles located under one roof. Cars and vehicles were grouped into various rooms themed by country of origin (Israel, Italy, Germany, U.K.), type (Art Deco, Chryslers, Hot Rods, Military), and screen-used movie cars ("Hollywood Cars of the Stars"). There were even rooms devoted exclusively to Batman and James Bond vehicles. The collections of motorcycles, Vespas, scooters and bicycles were equally impressive. I spotted four of my five all-time favorite movie cars: the Ghostbusters' Ecto-1, the Back to the Future DeLorean, the 1989 Batmobile, and James Bond's Aston Martin DB5. The only exception was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. We ended up spending nearly 5 hours at the museum. If you're a fan of classic cars then I highly recommend a trip to the Orlando Auto Museum.

This is probably the best auto museum I have ever attended. I actually thought this was only a car…read moremuseum but it ended up being a lot more. Each and every vehicle you could imagine. Very large museum. Expect to be there about 60-90 minutes. Depending on how long you observe each car. If you like antique vehicles you will love this place. I love that they have the foot steps telling you which direction to go to next. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes because you definitely will be getting those steps in. I enjoyed every moment. Plenty of parking available outside of the mall.