Can I do better

[bigcrit]

We are planning a trip to Orlando this July. We planned on doing US/IOA and Wet N' Wild. I priced out the trip for 3 days park to park and Wet N' Wild for about $800. I found a site someone listed here for a ticket called Orlando Flex ticket which is unlimited use of US, IOA, Wet N' Wild, Seaworld and Aquatica for about $1000. We have two 14 year olds who are park nuts. SO I feel like a park a day is doable. We usually stay in each park to about 2PM and leave to go back to our resort and then go back after some rest and dinner. My question is would I do better buying tickets elsewhere?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Planogirl]

Have you priced at www.undercovertourist.com to see if these passes are any less there? Undercover Tourist is a great ticket broker.

 

[donaldduck352]

The way the math is comming out,purchasing seperate tickets is cheaper.This is the cheapest site I know of.So compare:

[http://www.officialticketcenter.com//I]

 

[donaldduck352]

Have you priced at www.undercovertourist.com to see if these passes are any less there? Undercover Tourist is a great ticket broker.

I forgot about them Plano.

 

[bigcrit]

YEah the price is from www.undercovertourist.com

I should have mentioned there are 4 of us, 2 adults and 2 fourteen year olds.

 

[donaldduck352]

Here is another reliable source:

https://www.dreamsunlimitedtravel.com/universal/#

 

[coastgirl]

Well, we pick up our Flextickets on Monday, so we'll see...the difference for our family of four (dd is still under 10, so a little cheaper than your group) was "only" about 300 from Undercover Tourist, and for that we get Seaworld and Aquatica, and unlimited access over our 13 days. Our original plan was 4 days Universal park-to-park plus the Wet n Wild. I like the idea of being able to pop into Universal as often as we like; we are going for WWoHP and visiting Hogsmeade for short visits later in the day works well for us. (If only I could find a way around parking fees--but at least we only have to pay SOMEWHERE once a day.)

We used Undercover Tourist, have used them in the past. You can get an additional discount if you subscribe to the Mousesavers newsletter (just google it), around the 15th of every month you get a newletter with a link in it that gets you the special deal with UT. Mousesavers is great, by the way, also helped us find a deal on our car rental.

So, that's my experience so far, have been at the same decision point this week, and we decided the Flex pass was too good to pass up. Good luck, and have fun!