Best Places for Tickets

[Mmk1997]

Looking for best prices for tickets (ages 12, 13, 16, 44, 44, 69, 69, 70, 71). Are there senior discounts? I think all the kids are now considered adult prices.

We are Canadian so our dollar = $.74USD per Canadian dollar so every penny counts.

We are heading to Orlando in mid to late Aug.

8 day non park hoppers Disney World - Undercover tourist cheapest?

2-3 day Universal Studios - who is the cheapest?

1 day SeaWorld - Seaworld has the $59 USD for Canadians Deal on until Aug 31. Anyone cheaper?

1 day Kennedy Space Centre - Who is the cheapest?

Thanks in advance

 

[Marionnette]

Looking for best prices for tickets (ages 12, 13, 16, 44, 44, 69, 69, 70, 71). Are there senior discounts? I think all the kids are now considered adult prices.

We are Canadian so our dollar = $.74USD per Canadian dollar so every penny counts.

We are heading to Orlando in mid to late Aug.

8 day non park hoppers Disney World - Undercover tourist cheapest?

2-3 day Universal Studios - who is the cheapest?

1 day SeaWorld - Seaworld has the $59 USD for Canadians Deal on until Aug 31. Anyone cheaper?

1 day Kennedy Space Centre - Who is the cheapest?

Thanks in advance

You really have to do some research yourself. USSSA tickets was one source that people were excited about last year. Another one that is recommended by Touring Plans is Park Savers. Check to see if you qualify for Tickets At Work or other ticket discounters through your workplace or health insurance provider (yes, they often offer access to discount tickets through a 3rd party).

Universal will sometimes offer a short-term discount on multi-day tickets. Or you might find that one ticket seller is doing a special where they offer "another day free" when you buy a 2-day park-to-park pass.

Whatever you do, make sure that you check to see if the price you are quoted will include tax and shipping. Some of them include those fees in the price of the tickets. Some will tack it on during the checkout process.