FYI..Seaworld/Busch Gardens Tickets

[posguy]

While telling a friend about our Fla trip and how much Seaworld costs, they pointed me to www.sesameplace.com. A Super Grover Passport is only $137 and includes UNLIMITED ADMISSION to Sesame Place in PA, SeaWorld, and Bush Gardens plus free parking. You could easily get a few trips out of this.

Now I already ordered the Seaworld Tickets from Seaworld with the adults pay kids price and I dont think its refundable, but maybe someone can benefit from this deal.

Anthony


From Sesameplace.com:

All of these exciting benefits are available to Super Grover Passport Members:

Unlimited admission to Sesame Placeduring the 2007 operating season.
Unlimited admission to SeaWorld and Busch Gardens (excluding Discovery Cove) through December 31, 2007.
Admission to exclusive Passport events.
Easy access through Front Gate members-only entrance.
Ride Again Privileges (limited attractions) (Sesame Place only)
Complimentary preferred parking (based upon availability).
Complimentary general parking.
10% off food and merchandise.
Reserved VIP Seating at Big Bird Theater and Paradise Theater.
Behind-the-Scenes Meet & Greet with Sesame Street Friends.
Complimentary Lanyard and Pin (while supplies last)

 

[FLParadisevilla]

That is very interesting! I may have to look into that since seaworld is one of our favorites!

 

[A Mickeyfan]

That does sound like a good deal. I just read the web site for it. Yet, if you were to do Bush Gdns Tamp & SeaWorld for 12 months, that passport is $144.. so it is actually cheaper and you get more months... if you go with the Super Grover passport

 

[Brian Noble]

Before you buy one, check to see if you need to process it at Sesame Place before you can use it anywhere else. I know that, for example, the Seaworld San Antonio passports require this---you get a voucher that you have to exchange for the pass in person, not unlike the WDW Annual Passes.

But, any Busch park will sell you a chain-wide pass, so if you live near any one of them, you can get one there. SW San Antonio's is only $140.

 

[A Mickeyfan]

Before you buy one, check to see if you need to process it at Sesame Place before you can use it anywhere else. I know that, for example, the Seaworld San Antonio passports require this---you get a voucher that you have to exchange for the pass in person, not unlike the WDW Annual Passes.

But, any Busch park will sell you a chain-wide pass, so if you live near any one of them, you can get one there. SW San Antonio's is only $140.

I was thinking the same thing about where you would have to activate it. I would not get that just for the simple fact it is only a few dollars cheaper than doing the BG/SW here. I would spend what I was saving in having it shipped to me.. when I can just get the other here in person..