what does this mean? hotel reservation related

[tickle my pickle]

universal studioshollywood. com/ticket_hotel_offer.html[/url]


each of these package deals includes tickets and hotel..

it has a price person/per night


the Sheraton Universal Hotel says..


$108 per person/night



does that mean if me and a friend wanted to stay 2 nights it would cost $108x4?....or $108x2 since its 2 nights



im trying to decide if its better to buy a hotel separate and buy the 1 day ticket ticket separate because i dont need the 7 day that it includes. also right now its buy 1 day get 1 day free so 2 days for the price of one


i know its confusing im just trying to see whats the best deal

[Sleepy]

First of all, you will get far more accurate and detailed responses if you visit the Universal board on this site. :thumbsup2

If the reservation details say per person/night, that usually means that if there is only one person in the room, you pay $108. If there are 2 people in the room, you pay $216, and so on.

I went to this link http://www.universalstudioshollywood.com/ticket_hotel_offer.html.

Then clicked on the hotel of your choice for this link http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/search/pre_decider_all.html?propertyID=83&ratePlanName=GETAWA&IM=SOP_UNIVSTUDIOSJUNE_SI_83_SOCAL

From there, I don't see anything about $108 per person/night. I see a flat rate that is far more, but it doesn't matter if you have one or two people in the room. I don't know your dates, but i tried a few and it stated my rate preference was not available. When that happens, you are not getting a special price/package because there are no more rooms available for that particular offer. maybe someone else can offer better advice.

[Disney Doll]

It says to me that if there are 2 people in the room, @ $108 per person, then it will be $216 for the room every night you stay in it.

[Cheshire Figment]

It is a package so the price is per person per night.

If it were "room only" it would say per room per night.

[Darcy03231]

With Universal I've generally found it's less expensive to buy your tickets and room separately.

[luvmy3]

Its per person, so $108 for one each one of you, each night you are staying.

[tickle my pickle]

okay

[re121258]

Also, not sure if you realize but the link you included in your post is for Universal Hollywood, so those deals are for California.

[tickle my pickle]

i know someone moved it here

[phamton]

If you need information about Universal Hollywood, post it in this forum: Southern California Theme Parks (http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=129)

If you need information about Universal Orlando, then post it in this forum: Universal Studios/Islands of Adventure (http://www.disboards.com/forumdisplay.php?f=30)

These are the forums where you can get the answers to your questions. And Welcome to the DisBoards! :)