5-day cons. pass

[threeboysmom]

This is probably a very stupid question, but here goes anyway Regarding the 5-day consecutive pass that Universal is currently selling, do you have to actually go 5 days in a row?? Or can we go 2 days, skip a day, then go the remaining 3 days? Just trying to figure out if this type of a pass is going to work for us before I buy it.

Thanks!!

 

[LISALISA36]

I NEED TO KNOW THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION ALSO:
WE ARE STAYING ON-SITE FOR 7 NIGHTS BUT ONLY HAVE A 5 DAY PASS.
BUT I BOUGHT MY PASSES MONTHS AGO, AND I COULD SWEAR THEY WERE NOT CONSECUTIVE DAYS WHEN I BOUGHT MINE.

 

[JessicaR]

5 consecutive days from the first day of use. You may skip a day anywhere in between but that pass will still expire at the end of the fifth day.

This is off the website.

Unlimited park-to-park access for 5 consecutive days, including first day of use
CityWalk Party Pass** to select live entertainment venues, for 5 consecutive days, including first day of use
Universal Express Applicable - click here for complete details
Parking not included
Limit of six (6) tickets per purchase
Signature required on ticket and photo ID must be presented at front gate

Hope this helps

 

[mom23guys2]

I just purchased thes since we're staying for 4 nights. My one son will not arrive for the first night until after the parks are closed but I know he's planning on going to City Walk that nigh. My question, can you just use the Party Pass for the first day or does this have to be validated at the parks. Since we're only there 5 days we don't care if he just uses the pass at City Walk. I hope he can use it that night because it would be silly to have to pay the cover at the clubs and then only be able to use the pass 4 days. So does anyone have any ideas?

 

[Disney Debbie]

I can't imagine Universal would have a problem with you "burning" a day by using it only at CityWalk! Call them and ask.

 

[Aisling]

Once you first use the 5 day consec ticket, if you skip a day, it's basically a wasted day as far as the parks are concerned.