Orlando Flex ticket

[orlandonyc]

Hey guys,
Well i bringing the family down for two weeks and i wonder if anyone has ever used or know if the orlando flex ticket is worth the money. its $235 adults and 195 for kids under 10. it is from us and offers unlimited access to US/IoA, Seaworld, Wet n Wild, and Aquatica for 14 days. so what do u guys think? btw i plan on being there from june 12 to june 26.

 

[mark2311]

I used the Flex ticket last summer and I would say go for it if that's what suits your plans. There probably are cheaper ways to get to the parks if u only want a few days here and there, but for 2 weeks totally unlimited access I'd definately recommend it.

I went for the Busch Gardens option with mine too, i'd say get that if you have the time as its a great park and well worth the extra money. Sheikra rocks

 

[Metro West]

I used the Flex ticket last summer and I would say go for it if that's what suits your plans. There probably are cheaper ways to get to the parks if u only want a few days here and there, but for 2 weeks totally unlimited access I'd definately recommend it.

I went for the Busch Gardens option with mine too, i'd say get that if you have the time as its a great park and well worth the extra money. Sheikra rocks

 

[Darcy03231]

We got them for our trip last summer and had a great time (we were there for 16 days). Definitely got our money's worth out of them. We got the 5 park ones (US/IOA/SW/BG/WNW). There were 9 of us from ages 3.5 to 71 and there was something for everyone in each park (although Nana skipped Wet n' Wild). We loved being able to go to US in the morning and SW at night, or Wet n' Wild in the morning and IOA at night. Just make sure to keep your parking receipt for the day (once you've paid to park at one park you don't have to pay again, just show your ticket and parking receipt). Wet n' Wild has the least expensive parking.

 

[orlandonyc]

thx guys for the feedback. i don't know if the drive to busch gardens is on my list but reading the posts is swaying me. the difference between flexticket to ticketplus is obviously the access to BG and 40 bucks. it might be worth it. is BG something i can do in a day?

 

[Darcy03231]

thx guys for the feedback. i don't know if the drive to busch gardens is on my list but reading the posts is swaying me. the difference between flexticket to ticketplus is obviously the access to BG and 40 bucks. it might be worth it. is BG something i can do in a day?

Busch Gardens is about an hour and a half from I-Drive. We were staying in Clermont so it took us about an hour. We ended up going for two days. My uncle lived in Tampa so we went over one day, did BG, went to see my Uncle and drop my mom off to visit for a few days. We then went back three days later, did BG for the day and picked mom up and went back to Clermont. We did most of it the first day we were there, but my kids are coaster freaks and they loved being able to go back for a second day! The second day there we hit the few things we missed the first day and then just went back on our favorites.

 

[spartn1]

One of the experts can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that Seaworld offers free shuttle service to BG for Flex ticket holders.

 

[phamton]

One of the experts can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that Seaworld offers free shuttle service to BG for Flex ticket holders.

You are correct. You can also get the shuttle to BG from Universal Studios if you have a flex-ticket.

 

[raph_b]

This is the ticket type I have - good price, it costs more like $300 to buy in the UK!

 

[orlandonyc]

This is the ticket type I have - good price, it costs more like $300 to buy in the UK!

wow 300 in uk

 

[raph_b]

Actually I just realised my ticket is the flex ticket plus which also has Busch Gardens as a park you get unlimited access too

 

[orlandonyc]

question guys i was fiddling around with ticket options and jumped from one site to another trying different combos that might be cheaper than flex ticket. i found that the same flex ticket is 10 bucks cheaper on wet n wild site than the others. is this right? why cheaper on this site than the others?

 

[Darcy03231]

question guys i was fiddling around with ticket options and jumped from one site to another trying different combos that might be cheaper than flex ticket. i found that the same flex ticket is 10 bucks cheaper on wet n wild site than the others. is this right? why cheaper on this site than the others?

Some sites include the tax and others don't. Make sure you have the price including tax. When we bought ours last year I found the least expensive place to get them was Undercover Tourist.

 

[orlandonyc]

Some sites include the tax and others don't. Make sure you have the price including tax. When we bought ours last year I found the least expensive place to get them was Undercover Tourist.

how long was shipping?

 

[Darcy03231]

how long was shipping?

I had them in about a week without any special shipping. My sister ordered hers right before we left and picked them up in Orlando.

 

[orlandonyc]

cool darcy, ur the best. i think u just referred a new customer. btw was it the actual tix or some voucher with some instruction for validation?

 

[Darcy03231]

They were actual tickets. I made several copies of them, front and back, before we left in case anyone lost their tickets, but no one did and everything was fine.

 

[Jonny_Duck]

Is the transportation to BGA only for flex ticket holders? Going to be planning my vacation in December starting soon since my August trip is almost finalized. Flex pass is a great buy but in december not sure if water parks be open or even if its worth going to me and sea world and busch are only 65$ ish for a year pass so I could have both those cheaper since I will have an AP to Disney and IOA/Universal also.

 

[phamton]

The shuttle can be used for no-flex tickets. I believe it cost around $10-15 per person round trip. You could call Seaworld or Busch Gardens to find out the exact price.