HHN tickets - bit last minute!

flortlebap

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Hi guys

Following on from my post last week (having just booked) we leave three weeks tomorrow.

We really want to check out HHN. We did buy tickets but when they arrived they didn't cover the nights we wanted so had to send them back :sad2:

So now we have no universal or HHN tickets. I don't know what to do - do I buy the gate tickets and then hope we can get HHN on the day? Do they sell out quickly? Or is there another way of getting weekend tickets?

Thank you
 
With the amount of time left I think the only place to get universal tickets would be from universal.

I'm not sure if there is anywhere else? Even if places like American attractions or floridatix did next day delivery I wouldn't risk it.

However I am not as knowledgable as some others on here so hopefully can might be able to give you a better solution.
 
Ignore the last post...I mis-read the op and thought you left in 3 days! Lol

When do you travel?

Just looked at American attractions and they do next working day for £10 or a seven day delivery ( I can't remember how much that was )

If you've got 3 weeks until your holiday I would buy universal tickets before you go.
 

We've bought all our HHN tickets direct from universal and will be utilising their 'will-call' option.
The array of different options can be baffling but one of the best sites out there is Orlando Informer. It has one of the best HHN sections out there with detailed information - based on experience over 25 years, not guess work - on the best tickets and how to get the best out of your night.
 
Tash I tried but unfortunately I can't find anywhere that sells weekend tickets! They're usually valid Sunday to Thursday.

Pegasus the will call option sounds great thank you, I didn't realise you could do that!
 
Oh sorry, I was on about universal tickets.

Just out of interest, why aren't you buying your universal tickets before you travel and deal with hhn when you get there?
 
The gate price is slightly more expensive than online and I didn't want to risk it being sold out with it being a weekend (if that ever happens lol). You're right though, and I have bought the universal tickets before we go and went for the will call option for HHN.
 
Cool, that's what I would of done too.

It's weird why you can't buy just weekend tickets.

I went a few years back and had an open dated ticket from universal.

Have fun at hhn ( if that's the right word? ). I would love to go again but I don't think my daughter (who is now only 6) will ever be brave enough to go! I see its freddy v's Jason....my stepdaughter ran out of Freddie's house at top speed last time :scared:
 
Cool, that's what I would of done too.

It's weird why you can't buy just weekend tickets.

I went a few years back and had an open dated ticket from universal.

Have fun at hhn ( if that's the right word? ). I would love to go again but I don't think my daughter (who is now only 6) will ever be brave enough to go! I see its freddy v's Jason....my stepdaughter ran out of Freddie's house at top speed last time :scared:

I think that'll be me and DH :rotfl2:
 
We've bought all our HHN tickets direct from universal and will be utilising their 'will-call' option.
The array of different options can be baffling but one of the best sites out there is Orlando Informer. It has one of the best HHN sections out there with detailed information - based on experience over 25 years, not guess work - on the best tickets and how to get the best out of your night.

I second this for the HHN. We also did this and used Orlando Informer to figure out what was what.

Our universal tickets came as part of our pack so I'm afraid I can't help you there sorry. But I'd doubt they'd run out even for a weekend day.
 
We've bought all our HHN tickets direct from universal and will be utilising their 'will-call' option.
The array of different options can be baffling but one of the best sites out there is Orlando Informer. It has one of the best HHN sections out there with detailed information - based on experience over 25 years, not guess work - on the best tickets and how to get the best out of your night.

That's how we did it last time and possibly this time should we choose to do HHN again (I'm swaying towards yes ha ha). Agreed on Orlando Informer too, it was a massive help for us.
 








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