Code neededfor Seaworld

[Boatingmom]

I hope to be going to Seaworld as a mid week break/change of scenery during our upcoming Disney vacation. Anybody know of a code offering a nice discount? It's either Seaworld or Typhoon Lagoon. I can't afford both and I think I'd like Seaworld better. Help! This vacation is going to break the bank

 

[Terriberry]

I hope to be going to Seaworld as a mid week break/change of scenery during our upcoming Disney vacation. Anybody know of a code offering a nice discount? It's either Seaworld or Typhoon Lagoon. I can't afford both and I think I'd like Seaworld better. Help! This vacation is going to break the bank

southwestairlines code is around $50.00 plus tax.

 

[huge mickey fan]

Pre purchasing your tickets from the SeaWorld website will let adults pay the child price.

 

[Boatingmom]

Just booked with the code and got a child's rate too. Thanks!

 

[rainbowbrite812]

Pre purchasing your tickets from the SeaWorld website will let adults pay the child price.

isn't there a difference or doesn't it say on the ticket whether it's a child or adult tix?

 

[Terry36]

I need this info as well.

 

[senoragilbert]

I need this info as well.

What info do you need? The code question has been answered...

 

[Terry36]

What info do you need? The code question has been answered...

My error.....

 

[Snowy-girls]

Can i use the southwestairlines code for me in the UK?.I won't get 20 questions given to me though when i get there will i+found out?Thanks.x.

 

[senoragilbert]

I don't think you'll find anyone will "guarantee" that you won't be asked any questions. However, on another thread, many have reported using the code with no problems.

I would think it would be more difficult to use the code in the first place from the UK. You'd have to pay in USD as a US resident, which means your credit card would be charged in USD and there would be a fee to change into pounds. As strong as the pound is right now, shouldn't you be getting some killer deals on the UK visitors' site?

 

[Snowy-girls]

I don't think you'll find anyone will "guarantee" that you won't be asked any questions. However, on another thread, many have reported using the code with no problems.

I would think it would be more difficult to use the code in the first place from the UK. You'd have to pay in USD as a US resident, which means your credit card would be charged in USD and there would be a fee to change into pounds. As strong as the pound is right now, shouldn't you be getting some killer deals on the UK visitors' site?

Thanks for your infn our site we can get the 2nd day free offer-it works out £38-adult(which is about $76 ish).x.

 

[senoragilbert]

Thanks for your infn our site we can get the 2nd day free offer-it works out £38-adult(which is about $76 ish).x.

Yikes! Never mind, then! If you print out in advance, I can't imagine you'll have any trouble.

If you're buying a multi-day ticket, print out several copies just in case one gets wet or torn!

Enjoy your trip!

 

[Snowy-girls]

Yikes! Never mind, then! If you print out in advance, I can't imagine you'll have any trouble.

If you're buying a multi-day ticket, print out several copies just in case one gets wet or torn!

Enjoy your trip!

Thanks.Even with being charged the fee to change the money over i reckon it would still work out cheaper,as i need 2 adults+2children.x.

 

[ginnymac]

We used the southwestairlines code and went to SW last week. You walk right up the the turnstiles with your eticket in hand and scan it into the machine. We didn't even have any contact with anyone regarding the tickets. They were fine.

 

[ADKSPiette]

Okay, this may be a dumb question, but I have completed the checkout and I do not see the location for the code for southwestairlines.
Am I missing something?


Oh, dang it! Now I find out where the code goes and the code is expired.
BOO HOO!