Cheapest way to do Legoland and Universal?

[Neesy228]

We decided to head to Orlando on a seriously last minute trip. Since we have a big Disney trip planned for the fall - we aren't going to do Disney this time....

I think we are going to hit Legoland and Universal IOA...we may do SeaWorld because I love it there even though my oldest DS just informed me that he's "totally been there, done that"

So, tell me the cheapest ways to get tickets to these parks, please? I looked on the websites, mousesavers and undercover tourist, but I'm wondering if someone has a super deal that I don't know about!

THANKS!

 

[andrews_dad]

If you want the best deal in town, IMO .. it is not Universal or Lego land. Get the Super grover Pass from Sesame Place. 25% off for a few more days. Free prefered parking and entry into SW, Busch Tampa, and Aquatica. Discounts on food, animal experiences, feeding dolphins, etc. We do it every year.

 

[aprhj]

We, 2 adults & 1 child, went to Legoland in Jan. We used the McDonald's buy an adult get a child free promo that we found here http://www.legolandphotos.com/board/thread.php?Thread=5671
We also stoped at a local Publix and purchased a Legoland ticket, think it was $10-$15 off gate price.

My son is a Lego Maniac and we wanted to go and see what it was like. We had fun, but I don't think we will go again. We were there on a low numbers day and still had some wait for the rides, the longest for the water boat type ride. Most of their rides are low number type and the roller coasters are in too small of a foot print to be fun in my opinion. The wooden roller coaster in the Dino area was fun as well as the Castle roller coaster. We liked the mini-city and the race car building area best. Also be aware that most of the time Legoland is only open 8 hours.