Can we pick up tickets ordered from Universal Orlando.com at the HRH

[tarheelmjfan]

Hi,

Just wandering if we could pick up the 5 day hoppers at the HRH or if we will have to go to will-call at one of the parks? I was thinking that it would be much more convenient to pick them up when we check-in.

Also, is the $2 will-call fee or the $11 shipping fee per order of per pass?

Thanks again for the info!

 

[prncess674]

Originally posted by tarheelmjfan
Hi,

Just wandering if we could pick up the 5 day hoppers at the HRH or if we will have to go to will-call at one of the parks? I was thinking that it would be much more convenient to pick them up when we check-in.

Also, is the $2 will-call fee or the $11 shipping fee per order of per pass?

Thanks again for the info!

you need to pick them up at the park. The electronic will call machines are plentiful and quick outside the park. If you are checking in one day and not heading to the parks till the next day you could walk over in the evening and get your tickets from the machine.

 

[tarheelmjfan]

Thanks prncess674! We plan on hitting the parks as soon as we check-in, but I didn't know if we would pass by one of the ticket machines on our way from the HRH to the parks. I'll go check out the site that has the machine locations on it again.

Also, do you or anyone else know if the handling fee is per ticket or per order?

Thanks again!

 

[CarolynNC]

I bought mine last night on line and was charged $2 for the entire order, not per ticket.

Carolyn

 

[prncess674]

Originally posted by tarheelmjfan
Thanks prncess674! We plan on hitting the parks as soon as we check-in, but I didn't know if we would pass by one of the ticket machines on our way from the HRH to the parks. I'll go check out the site that has the machine locations on it again.

Also, do you or anyone else know if the handling fee is per ticket or per order?

Thanks again!

The ticket machines are outside the gates to the parks. If you are there in the morning the regular lines are very long but there were so many eticket machines you could just walk right up. Save the $9 ($11 minus $2) and spend it on something fun. The tickets spit out from the machine are your actual tickets. No fuss no muss.

 

[tarheelmjfan]

Thanks guys! You have convinced me this is the way to go, and $2 per order sounds even better.