[kbace6]

Does anyone know where a non-resident can get discounted tickets to Universal Orlando? I have come across most online vendors who only give an average of $7 for a 1 day park to park pass which is normally $128. But I can get that at AAA. Plus we are not old enough to qualify for a Senior discount yet either.

Any help out there?

Thanks,
-KB

[NIPAS K-9]

Originally Posted by kbace6

Does anyone know where a non-resident can get discounted tickets to Universal Orlando? I have come across most online vendors who only give an average of $7 for a 1 day park to park pass which is normally $128. But I can get that at AAA. Plus we are not old enough to qualify for a Senior discount yet either.

Any help out there?

Thanks,
-KB

I always get great discounts at walmart.. you have to plan ahead, because they have a limited number each day to all of the attractions.

[kbace6]

Originally Posted by NIPAS K-9

I always get great discounts at walmart.. you have to plan ahead, because they have a limited number each day to all of the attractions.

Walmart? Really? I never would have thought of that. How far in advance should I go?

Thanks.

[Patty55]

Military Discounts.

I don't know if anyone in your group qualifies but my family just finished up a week in Orlando.

Universal gave a 50% discount, Disney charged $180 for a 4 day park hopper pass, they didn't go to SeaWorld but they give a free admission. This was for the entire party (four). Each park had different rules, if anyone qualifies call the park directly.

[kbace6]

Originally Posted by Patty55

Military Discounts.

I don't know if anyone in your group qualifies but my family just finished up a week in Orlando.

Universal gave a 50% discount, Disney charged $180 for a 4 day park hopper pass, they didn't go to SeaWorld but they give a free admission. This was for the entire party (four). Each park had different rules, if anyone qualifies call the park directly.

That's a thought. I'm a veteran, but not active duty. I'll look into that.

Thanks.
-KB