Florida resident after 2pm water park pass?

[meab]

just wondering if anyone has experience with this particular pass.

when you get to BB/TL after 2pm, how crowded is it? we have always gone to the waterparks first thing in the morning and leave by afternoon. and would there be any way to know ahead of time if the park has reached capacity and they won't let you in...or by 2pm do the crowds thin out? obviously afternoon thunderstorms are also a concern.

still, for the price, it seems like a great way to just hop over for a few slides in the afternoon... any comments appreciated!

 

[Cheshire Figment]

We sell a lot of them. Our normal peak attendance is about 3-4 hours after opening.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

1) Let's look at this way like Disney.
2) You offer discounts only when you have capacity to fill.
3) By offering afternoon discounts to locals, they fill open afternoon hours.
4) By 2:00pm, the water park vacationers start to leave.
5) There is usually ample room left for locals.

NOTE: OK, so I am a bad grandpa. I love to drop off the grandkids at the water parks after 2:00pm and pick them up at 5:00pm. They have lots of fun and there are usually low enough crowd levels so they ride often - and get plenty tired.

 

[Kewz1]

1) Let's look at this way like Disney.
2) You offer discounts only when you have capacity to fill.
3) By offering afternoon discounts to locals, they fill open afternoon hours.
4) By 2:00pm, the water park vacationers start to leave.
5) There is usually ample room left for locals.

NOTE: OK, so I am a bad grandpa. I love to drop off the grandkids at the water parks after 2:00pm and pick them up at 5:00pm. They have lots of fun and there are usually low enough crowd levels so they ride often - and get plenty tired.

Bad grandpa? My kids would declare you the BESTEST Gradpa in the world!!

Kristen

 

[meab]

thanks for the input. definitely something to consider!