CrewmanNumberSix
Earning My Ears
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- Jan 18, 2017
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Hi all,
I wish I had discovered this wonderful board sooner, but such is life.
I bought my tickets from UT over a month ago, and just yesterday realized that I could save a bunch of money on a PBH reservation via the APH rate. I've done my research on here to the best of my ability, and I understand that generally speaking, folks have been able to upgrade a 3-day park-to-park ticket bought from Undercover Tourist into an annual pass.
My tickets from UT, though, have the prominent designation "INSIDERGUIDE.COM, L.L.C.," which seems to be a big, flashing sign saying "These tickets were not purchased directly from Universal." Does anyone know if this could potentially affect my ability to upgrade a ticket to an annual pass at Guest Services? I know these things can often be a YMMV situation, but I just thought I'd see if anyone else has had an experience along these lines.
My alternative is returning my ticket to UT for a refund (minus a 5% service fee) then purchasing the annual pass directly from Universal ahead of time.
Thanks for the consideration, and all the other great info you guys post on here!
I wish I had discovered this wonderful board sooner, but such is life.
I bought my tickets from UT over a month ago, and just yesterday realized that I could save a bunch of money on a PBH reservation via the APH rate. I've done my research on here to the best of my ability, and I understand that generally speaking, folks have been able to upgrade a 3-day park-to-park ticket bought from Undercover Tourist into an annual pass.
My tickets from UT, though, have the prominent designation "INSIDERGUIDE.COM, L.L.C.," which seems to be a big, flashing sign saying "These tickets were not purchased directly from Universal." Does anyone know if this could potentially affect my ability to upgrade a ticket to an annual pass at Guest Services? I know these things can often be a YMMV situation, but I just thought I'd see if anyone else has had an experience along these lines.
My alternative is returning my ticket to UT for a refund (minus a 5% service fee) then purchasing the annual pass directly from Universal ahead of time.
Thanks for the consideration, and all the other great info you guys post on here!

). She may never use it, again, but at least we got a little money back