Just a warning to anyone who's buying the 14 day flex-tickets before you go (as you should do).....
Check the printed purchase date on the back of your ticket, and it its really old, get it changed by your vendor.
We bought 4 of them this year, 3 adult ones, and one child.
Didnt even think about looking at the printed details, until the first use of the ticket, and Sea World refused entry to my 5 year old when the other 6 of out party all entered with no problems.
The lady at the gate didnt technicaly "refuse" her entry, but she directed us straight to a long line at "guest relations", which at 9:15AM was at its busiest.
The reason..."her ticket is out of date", and sure enough it had a date of February 2004 stamped on it. Our other tickets had January 2006 on them.
These tickets dont technicaly have an expiry or must-use-by date, but there must be something on them in relation to date, as the gate wouldnt accept it.
It wasnt a problem at guest relations, they exchanged the ticket for another that we had no problems with, but we were well over an hour in the queue there, and I was fuming about it, as she had to be there when the ticket was exchanged, we couldnt let the rest of the party take her on to the park and me catch up with them later.
Check the printed purchase date on the back of your ticket, and it its really old, get it changed by your vendor.
We bought 4 of them this year, 3 adult ones, and one child.
Didnt even think about looking at the printed details, until the first use of the ticket, and Sea World refused entry to my 5 year old when the other 6 of out party all entered with no problems.
The lady at the gate didnt technicaly "refuse" her entry, but she directed us straight to a long line at "guest relations", which at 9:15AM was at its busiest.
The reason..."her ticket is out of date", and sure enough it had a date of February 2004 stamped on it. Our other tickets had January 2006 on them.
These tickets dont technicaly have an expiry or must-use-by date, but there must be something on them in relation to date, as the gate wouldnt accept it.
It wasnt a problem at guest relations, they exchanged the ticket for another that we had no problems with, but we were well over an hour in the queue there, and I was fuming about it, as she had to be there when the ticket was exchanged, we couldnt let the rest of the party take her on to the park and me catch up with them later.
