Just got Legoland tickets for $22, not sure why!

[coastgirl]

Update Monday afternoon, if you're just reading this for the first time, the offer is ended, it's back to $58/adult (still not bad, but not the same!)

I'm not sure if this will work for others--I'm not even sure why it worked for me. Gate price for adult 1 day at Legoland is $80. UT has them for $67, and from what I can tell, there are other discounts around. I tried an AirMiles offer and the price displayed for the tickets was $58 for adult and $50 for child. When I put them in my cart the adult tickets only cost $22! I have no idea why. But I jumped on it and bought 3 adults and 1 child 1-day pass for $127, all in. The cheapest I was previously able to get in a number of searches and discount combos was $224 (and I don't think that included tax, now that I think about it). Too funny that dd, the one "child" ticket, cost only $12 less than the other 3 of us combined. (Ds will be 13 when we go, so an adult.)

I purchased while signed into my AirMiles account, but I logged out to see if I could do it without being logged in (i.e., if others could do it), and it seemed to pull me through the same way, and the price still came out to $22 per adult. So, fingers crossed, give it a go if you are interested.

https://secure4.gatewayticketing.com...nd=LandingPage

Anyone who has AM should be able to get it also, but I have no idea how long it will be available, or even why I got it... But I'm happy about it! Good luck!

 

[alohamom]

WOW! That is a very nice little glitch in your favour!

 

[coastgirl]

I KNOW!

 

[endy]

What a deal.
Was this for CA? Your link is not working for me. AM site seems to be down, Hope they're not fixing this before i can check it out. We haven't been for a couple of years but I'm sure att $22 each we would go this summer.

 

[coastgirl]

They have the Legoland California tickets as a reward I believe, but this is a special purchase discount for Legoland Florida. But yeah, the site is down for maintenance right now (8:00 pm Sunday in the Atlantic region).

 

[mamaCta]

Your link isn't working. Can you tell me the website you used?

 

[coastgirl]

Mamacta, I went in via airmiles.ca. Select "dream rewards", "entertainment", "theme parks, USA"...then Legoland Florida. That will take you through to the Legoland site. The tickets are listed at $58, but when I put them in my basket, it comes out at $22.75 per ticket. All the other tickets will price as they appear, but the single day adult ticket suddenly is 22.75. I just tried it again, and it's working for me, even though I'm not logged in... Hope that helps.

I also posted on the Orlando attractions board, and it seems to be working for people now, a few folks have gotten the same deal.

 

[mamaCta]

thanks! I will try that now.

 

[mamaCta]

Hmmmm.. I'm trying it now. It doesn't give me the ability to go to the Lego website, it just wants me to spend AM on tickets.

ETA: The discounted tickets are only for Florida. I only have the option of using AM for California.

Thanks anyway!

 

[coastgirl]

Hmmmm.. I'm trying it now. It doesn't give me the ability to go to the Lego website, it just wants me to spend AM on tickets.

ETA: The discounted tickets are only for Florida. I only have the option of using AM for California.

Thanks anyway!

Oh, sorry, I knew that--I didn't realize you were looking for California.

 

[mamaCta]

It's OK. It seems there are only a handful on the Cdn section that are going to CA.

 

[formill]

Thank you! This worked perfectly- bought 2 for my parents- they wanted to go to see Cypress Gardens and the mini land but have no interest in the rides etc so at this price is just great!

 

[coastgirl]

That's perfect, formill, glad I could help!

 

[KandyM]

Wow, this is quite a steal of a price. Almost seems too good to be true. We were thinking of skipping legoland on our trip this summer but now maybe we will go. At that price even if you only go for a few hours you would feel okay about it.

Does Airmiles mail out actual tickets or is it a voucher? If it's a voucher I would be worried about having to pay more at the gate.

 

[dizzyr]

I wonder if you could use the adult tickets for the kids as well? I need 2 adults and 2 kids so would rather buy all 4 at $22!

 

[coastgirl]

Does Airmiles mail out actual tickets or is it a voucher? If it's a voucher I would be worried about having to pay more at the gate.

I have pdf tickets in hand, it says on them you can take them right to the turnstill to scan, no need to trade them for another piece of paper.

I wonder if you could use the adult tickets for the kids as well? I need 2 adults and 2 kids so would rather buy all 4 at $22!

I think this is an "at your own risk" situation. I know since I posted, a number of families have bought a bunch of adult tickets planning to use them for both adults and kids. I would guess it would probably work. In my case, I shelled out the $50 for my dd, 10, so I wouldn't have to worry. My family unit at this point consists of 3 who'd need adult tickets and one child. YMMV.

 

[dizzyr]

I bought them

I called and asked and they said if it was the reverse (wanting to use kids tickets for adults) it wouldn't be ok but using adult tickets for kids is fine so I bought 4 adult tickets.

We weren't planning on going this trip (doing Discovery Cove, Sea World, Universal and cruise!!) but we were going to try and go to the Lego store at downtown Disney because my kids are huge lego fans (hubby too!) so now we can go here instead and even if we only have a few hours it's worth it.

Thanks so much for passing on the tip!!

 

[coastgirl]

Thanks for sharing that info, that'll be reassuring for lots of people.