free second day? last time we went we got our ticket stamped

leanne11

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• Jul 24, 2016

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do they do this anymore? anyone been lately

 

janicept

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• Aug 7, 2016

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They do have fun cards that are $99 and can be used all days through the end of the year.

 

squirrel

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I'm interested in finding out if that is still available. OP, did you contact SW to find out?

 

Nellas Elensar

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• Aug 15, 2016

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No, it is not available anymore. They did away with the second day free program between 2012 and 2013. They do have a ticket option that will allow you unlimited visits to SeaWorld, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, Aquatica, and Adventure Island for 14 days, which also includes free parking. That is a great deal, especially for the free parking because you get to save at least $40 if you visit SeaWorld twice. However, it is a little pricey (can't recall the exact price though)

 

leanne11

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squirrel said:

I'm interested in finding out if that is still available. OP, did you contact SW to find out?

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I didn't yet..we will b going in nov.. so I'll wait a little. . I rem..there were huge signs when we walked in..so I'm hoping. .

 

squirrel

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• Aug 15, 2016

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With my AP I can get discounted tickets at the parks (SW and Aquatica). I think a friend may do both now since I can get a good price on them. She was just thinking SW and having an extra day would be nice. Unfortunately she only has two days in Orlando.

 

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kamanda

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How much does an AP holder pay for a ticket for a friend? For adult ticket.

 

squirrel

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50% off the gate price for a one day ticket.

 

Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina

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• Aug 17, 2016

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UOTE="Nellas Elensar, post: 56288483, member: 45287"]No, it is not available anymore. They did away with the second day free program between 2012 and 2013. They do have a ticket option that will allow you unlimited visits to SeaWorld, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, Aquatica, and Adventure Island for 14 days, which also includes free parking. That is a great deal, especially for the free parking because you get to save at least $40 if you visit SeaWorld twice. However, it is a little pricey (can't recall the exact price though)[/QUOTE]

^This^

SeaWorld has some other great options for multi-day visits, though.

The Fun Card is an excellent deal ($99 per person and you get unlimited admission for the calendar year).

They offer a two day ticket (any two parks) for $99. A three day ticket (any three parks) is only $109.

Unlimited visits for 14 days to all four parks (SeaWorld and Aquatica Orlando, Busch Gardens & Adventure Island Tampa) plus free parking at all venues is $139 per person.

Annual passes (unlimited admission for 365 days, free parking, and other in-park discounts and savings on dining, tours, etc.) have been offered on a BOGO basis for the last several years on their Black Friday sales. If you are planning multiple trips within a one-year time frame, these can be a spectacular savings.

 

Tanooki

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• Aug 22, 2016

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We were just there last Thursday (18th) for the first time. We bought the 89$ deal which included the all-day dining tickets. Before leaving at the end of the day, I went to Guest services to inquire about upgrading our tickets to get a 2nd day in the park. The lady first told me it was 20$/person to add another day but when I said I'd think about it, she asked me for my tickets and then re-issued them for a 2nd visit within 7 days for free. I guess there's pixie dust outside of WDW...

 

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mgpan

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• Aug 23, 2016

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Excellent Tanooki, happy for you! They are not very good at advertising their ticket pricing or specials it seems. I just converted one day with dine tickets to fun cards for the exact purpose of get a second day of admission. The agent on the phone made no mention of a way to add a second day to my existing one day dine tickets. I was very close to just keeping it at one day and not getting the second. We would have missed out on an extra day and they would have missed out on me spending more money in the park on parking, food, merch, etc. As it is, we will now only be eating one meal in the park, and going to restaurants in the area for dinner. This ($20) would have been a much better deal for me and they would have most likely made more $$$ from me. VERY FRUSTRATING!