Buying tickets from US

[Dimplenose]

If I go to US website there is an offer for tickets for $99.
If I then go to a link specifically for UK residents a similar ticket would cost $119. (Neither has tax added.)
Either ticket would fulfil my needs so do I have to buy the UK ticket?

 

[jockey]

Does the UK one include delivery?

 

[Dimplenose]

Does the UK one include delivery?

Actually I can't work out for sure how they are sent - I think they are both print at home.

 

[wilma-bride]

Libby, the $99.99 one is valid for 7 days only whereas the UK residents one ($119.99) is valid for 14 days. If you only want to visit within a 7-day period, go for the cheaper one. However, if you want access for the full 14 days you will need to buy the $119.99 one.

 

[wayneg]

As Joh says the extra $20 gives you 14 days instead of 7 days. Hopefully these 2 links work with ticket details, 1st is the US $100 ticket 2nd the $120 UK ticket.

https://secure.universalstudios.com/webstore/shop/ItemDetailPopUp.aspx?SalesChannelDetailID=10563625

http://www.universalorlando.co.uk/tic_details_popup_2day.html

We got one for DS's friend last Easter (we have AP's) collected ticket from IOA ticket machines, really easy.

 

[Dimplenose]

Thanks for your replies. I only need 2 days worth of tickets so 7 verses 14 days isn't an issue. I was just worried that the US site might block my purchase at some point.

What do I do to get the ticket from a machine - presumably I'll need to take the same CC that I paid with, is there also a booking no. or receipt? (I'm sure I've read of people having A4 sized tickets when they've printed at home (not so good for the scrapbook after the holiday!)

 

[Snowy-girls]

Thanks for your replies. I only need 2 days worth of tickets so 7 verses 14 days isn't an issue. I was just worried that the US site might block my purchase at some point.

What do I do to get the ticket from a machine - presumably I'll need to take the same CC that I paid with, is there also a booking no. or receipt? (I'm sure I've read of people having A4 sized tickets when they've printed at home (not so good for the scrapbook after the holiday!)

Libby i am also interested in the $99 offer .I may be wrong but i am sure that it is only US residents that can print the actual tickets off at home not UK residents-i am sure i read that right.
UK residents have to go to one of the electronic ticket machnes or windows to exchange for there tickets,you have to produce the card you paid with.

I would also like to know if UK residents get the $150 coupon booklet that the website is offering with the purchase of these tickets .I know the US residents get a print of coupon to take along to swap for there booklet.x.

ETA---Does anyone know if you can use a Fairfx card to pay for these tickets??.

 

[rpbert1]

You can use the Eticket as your entry to US and IOA, as they scan the barcode on it,or you can change it for a ticket at Guest services

 

[Dazed]

Just to mention that the 7 day ticket is for 7 consecutive days -just be sure that will fit in with your plans.
I ordered these yesterday from Universal site-$108.64 incl tax.
Got a cofirmation no. to key in at park kiosk and will need credit card used for ID. Also got a voucher for some resort savings - to be exchanged for coupons at in- park store.

 

[Snowy-girls]

Just to mention that the 7 day ticket is for 7 consecutive days -just be sure that will fit in with your plans.
I ordered these yesterday from Universal site-$108.64 incl tax.
Got a cofirmation no. to key in at park kiosk and will need credit card used for ID. Also got a voucher for some resort savings - to be exchanged for coupons at in- park store.

Thanks i wanted to know info about the coupon booklet,glad that us brits get that offer as well .x.