IF you’ve been dreaming of a Walt Disney World, Universal or Orlando holiday, now’s the time to book for the best savings.
AttractionTickets.com have just launched their massive Black Friday sale EARLY – and the savings are wild.
Use discount code BLACKFRIDAY at AttractionTickets.com to unlock the Black Friday deals
With the BLACKFRIDAY code, a family of four could save up to £1,092* on Disney and Universal Combos and up to £1,235* on Orlando Freedom Tickets.
This includes admission to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Universal Orlando Resort and SeaWorld Parks.
For individual Disney tickets, a family of four could save up to £540 on their 14-Day Disney Magic Tickets.
Last year’s sale saw AttractionTickets.com knock 20 per cent off of attractions, hotels and more.
This year, the savings are even bigger, with prices lowered by up to 40 per cent – plus an extra 20 per cent off at checkout with code BLACKFRIDAY.
This year you can save:
- Up to 25% off Disney 2027 14 Day Magic Tickets (Walt Disney World Orlando)
- 25% off Disney 14 Day Magic Tickets for selected arrival dates: 19th July – 11th September 2027 (in alignment with the school summer holidays)
- 20% off all other 2027 Orlando tickets (including Universal Orlando, Kennedy Space Centre and Discovery Cove)
- 12% off Universal Orlando Resort Hotels
- 12% off Orlando Offsite Hotels
- 12% off Orlando Villas
- 10% off California attractions (Disneyland Resort California, Universal Studios Hollywood, SeaWorld San Diego)
Every little saving helps when it comes to booking a big trip like a Florida holiday.
Thankfully, the average holidaymaker is set to save HUNDREDS on their booking in the sale.
Use discount code BLACKFRIDAY at AttractionTickets.com to unlock the Black Friday deals
AttractionTickets.com are known for housing everything you need for your Orlando holiday in one place: hotel and villa stays, theme park tickets, and even combo tickets which save you spending full price on multiple attractions.
For example, if you wanted to visit both Walt Disney World and Universal Resort on your trip, you could save by buying a combo ticket which includes entry to both parks.
The sale offers savings on 2027 holidays. The biggest savings are for breaks during the school summer holidays.
2027 is an ideal time to visit Universal Orlando Resort, with thrilling new rollercoaster Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift set to open.
Plus Walt Disney World is expecting all kinds of new additions, too, with the Monster’s Inc land Monstropolis beginning to open in phases, and new deluxe resort Lakeshore Lodge set to open.
AttractionTickets.com even have a section of the site listing everything new to expect at these theme parks in 2027.
You’ll also be able to save on accommodation, including on-site villas and hotels.
It’s well worth staying on-site when visiting these parks, as you can get benefits such as early park access, plus avoid the lengthy commutes into the park as well as queuing at the gates every day.
Walt Disney World offer value, moderate and deluxe stays, all of which will bag you an extra hour’s entry in the park before it fully opens.
Universal also offer early park entry, with select hotels also giving you a free Universal Express Unlimited pass to skip the regular queues at top attractions.
But it’s not just Orlando holidays you can save on – there are also discounts on attractions in California.
You could bag discounted tickets to Universal Studios Hollywood and Disneyland Resort California on a dreamy trip to LA.
AttractionTickets.com are a trusted partner for these attractions, and allow you to split up your payments without any fees or interest, so you can avoid a major dent in the wallet.
To make things even easier, you can also secure your holiday with deposits from as little as £50.
Terms and conditions
Use code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout for a 25% discount off Disney 14-Day Magic Tickets with a start date of 19 July to 11 September 2027 and 20% on all other 2027 dates and Walt Disney World tickets.
Click here to see full terms and conditions.
Prices correct at the time of publication.