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Starting today, October 16, 2018, Walt Disney World has switched to seasonally priced multi-day tickets. Your final ticket price will depend on your first day of use and the number of days selected. The standard 14 day use window has also changed and the number of days you have to use your ticket now depends on the number of days you buy. You can make changes to your tickets, including your ticket dates, prior to midnight ET of the day before your ticket’s first valid use date without charge; however, additional costs apply if you change to dates with higher seasonal ticket prices and no refunds or credits will be given for switching to lower priced dates. A flexible date option is available. For an additional cost, you do not have to choose dates for your ticket use. With this option, your first day of use of your ticket can be any day on or before December 31, 2019, and, the old 14 day use window will apply.

The Final Buildings Now Selling

As I reported last September, plans to complete construction on the site of the 4 unbuilt Isles at Cay Commons buildings off of Universal Blvd. are moving forward.

I am happy to share that you can now buy a new construction unit at Vista Cay Resort!

This fabulous lakeside community near renowned International Drive will add 160 brand new commercial hotel condominium units immediately available for pre-sale by contacting me at 407.506.7857 or info@bferryhomes.com. Fully furnished from the upper $200s.

Don't miss your chance to buy new in Vista Cay Resort next to the Orange County Convention Center and across the street from reported future Universal Orlando Resort development. Contact me today for additional details including floor plans, availability, deposit schedule, and more. 407.506.7857 or info@bferryhomes.com.

2017 numbers are in. Visitation to Orlando rose over 5% from 2016 solidifying its position as the most visited destination in America. 72 million visitors traveled to Orlando in 2017.

The historic figure identifies Orlando as the first U.S. destination to surpass 70 million annual visitors. Visit Orlando, the region's official destination tourism and marketing organization, also celebrated a record number of U.S. visitors (65.86 million), record convention attendance, and record airline arrivals making Orlando International Airport the busiest airport in Florida with 44.6 million passengers, a 6.4% increase. 6.15 million international travelers visited Orlando in 2017.