$99 tickets

[arthursiew]

The best deal I found was a 14 day ticket for $126.99, but I won't be going that long. If anybody can find me a three $99 tickets, I'll gladly buy them off you.

 

[bubba's mom]

The 7 day $99 tickets were once $79 and I think even $89 (briefly).

They were available most of last year and were designed to bring people to Universal.

With all the $$$ sunk into HRRR and the new Harry Potter, I seriously doubt they are going to sell tickets that cheap again anytime in the near future. Even the cost of renewing an AP went up about $50.

Universal is looking to make $$...not offer cheap tickets when they know people are going to want to see Harry Potter and are used to paying Disney prices...which, are still more than Universal's new ticket prices since the increase.

So...while I wish you all luck on your search for the cheaper tickets, I just wanted you to know that those cheap ticket prices are most likely gone till the HP hype wears down.

sorry

 

[arthursiew]

The best deal is 14 days Park to Park Access for $116.99 after using the promo code 7fab through Viator.

 

[wilderness01]

The best deal is 14 days Park to Park Access for $116.99 after using the promo code 7fab through Viator.

Can you explain this? What is Viator?

 

[TwingleMum]

Also interested in any good deals. If you are AAA is there any advantage???

 

[arthursiew]

Can you explain this? What is Viator?

Viator is an online travel site. Go here... http://www.fabuloussavings.com/online/us/viator/ and then launch the coupon code. Select the 7% off and it will take you to Viator's website. From there, search for the tickets... add it to cart and type in the promo code, 7fab. The promo code won't work if you just type in Viator's URL. It's actually $118. I did the math wrong, but it still saves you $12 and there's no tax.

 

[Hoogy]

This seems like a great deal....has anybody used this site before?

 

[arthursiew]

This seems like a great deal....has anybody used this site before?

I just bought 3 tickets. They give you vouchers that you exchange with Universal.

 

[Eno]

Do the Viator expire or do they start on the first day that you activate them. Will only be there for 3 - 4 days but sounds like a good price.

 

[arthursiew]

Do the Viator expire or do they start on the first day that you activate them. Will only be there for 3 - 4 days but sounds like a good price.

This ticket is about the same as the $99, but it's entitles you for unlimited admission for 14 days. They will expire after 14 days starting on the day you activate them. For 4 days, it's only $29.5 a day!

 

[jamnut24]

This seems like a great deal....has anybody used this site before?

I'm in for 4 of these tickets. After missing out on all the $89/$99 deals I am not going to wait around for Universal to snuff this one out as well. I'd never heard of Viator but they have an A+ BBB rating.
http://www.bbb.org/greater-san-francisco/business-reviews/internet-services/viator-in-san-francisco-ca-21370

 

[Hoogy]

Do you print the vouchers yourself? I think I'm going to do this too!

 

[Lou Holtz]

Yeah, I am in the midst of planning a Universal vacation as well and would like to know more about this. I don't want to buy a ticket that is only good for UK residents. Has anyone from the US ever actually used one of these tickets yet?

 

[arthursiew]

Do you print the vouchers yourself? I think I'm going to do this too!

Yes, you print the vouchers yourself.

 

[jamnut24]

Do you print the vouchers yourself? I think I'm going to do this too!

Yes. You print the vouchers yourself. Viator also emails an order confirmation out with a link that allows you to print another voucher if you wish. That could come in handy if you forget to bring the vouchers with you on vacation.

Viator is based out of SanFrancisco. It looks like they sell to all countries but there is nothing on the site that leads me to believe that these tiks are for a specific country's residents.

My (4) tiks totalled $472.40 or $118.10/ea.

 

[Lou Holtz]

Look at the item code.

 

[arthursiew]

Look at the item code.

If it was for UK residents only, you wouldn't be able to purchase them directly with Universal by phone. Plus... it doesn't say so. I also read the reviews of the ticket and people from the US have used them. Check it out here http://www.viator.com/tours/Orlando/Universal-Orlando-2-Park-Bonus-Ticket/d663-3088UK_2_2_3/TR.