Aaghh! Too Many Ticket Options!!

[msplanner]

We are staying 5 days on-site at HRH. We would like to take one day to re-vist WDW. The other 4 would be at US. I don't think the annual pass would pay because, unfortunately, I do not anticpate getting back to US with the next year or so. I thought that the 4 park flex ticket would be the best (and cheapest option). Can I get AAA discount on the flex ticket? Can anyone reccomend something better?

Thank you very much!

 

[Mudd77]

How about the 5 days for the price of 2? For $94 you get admission to both US parks for 5 consec. days. This is the deal my family likes the most.

 

[msplanner]

Thank you, I had forgotten that one. Is that a standard, ongoing one? We are not going until next spring. Can I buy those tickets now and use them next year?

 

[Mudd77]

Yes you can buy them now at the Universal site.

http://themeparks.universalstudios....cations.html?__dest=tickets_and_vacations.TOP

They never expire.

 

[msplanner]

Thanks for your help; one last question though: I thought that the "5 Days for the price of 2" does not include Sea World and Wet 'n Wild. So, for 4 people (kids are over the "kid age") I may still end up paying the same to add one day admission to SW and WW, correct? Are those parks worth visiting?

 

[Mudd77]

Seaworld is definitely worth visiting, especially if you have never been before. I have never been to Wet n Wild. If you do plan to do all these parks, then I guess the Flex ticket is your best option.

 

[msr709]

FYI, a lot of people don't know this but the onsite hotels also have a bus that goes to SW, its on a schedule but its free! I took it last time I was there and it was no hassle at all just that they come back earlier than the fireworks are shown but a cab back shouldn't be expensive, its not that far.

 

[mhely]

A few months ago I booked 3 nights at the RPR for December. By purchasing an AP for just one of us, I was able to get a nice discount on the room rate. In the end I save a total of $150.

Remember, your group only needs one AP to get many of the benefits: discounted hotel, 20% discount at the restaurants...etc.

cal reservations back and see what the AP rate fro your home will be and then make a comparison.

Just my 2 cents worth.