Orlando ticket used in Hollywood?

[Minnie & Me]

I have a 5 year old Orlando Universal hopper ticket with 2 days left on them. We are thinking about going to California this summer. Could we use it there?

Thanks.

 

[keishashadow]

suggest u call USH guest services

note i did ask last year when we visited if i could use my Orlando PAP there to no avail

ps found their FOTL pass was double the typical rate of Orlando's for same time period too, so we skipped it depsite it being really crowded mid-week, end of June

 

[RockinDisney]

Universal Hollywood and Universal Orlando are owned by two seperate companies. I found this out the hard way when I tried to use my annual pass at Universal Hollywood.

 

[RockinDisney]

Universal Hollywood and Universal Orlando are owned by two seperate companies. I found this out the hard way when I tried to use my annual pass at Universal Hollywood.

 

[RockinDisney]

Universal Hollywood and Universal Orlando are owned by two seperate companies. I found this out the hard way when I tried to use my annual pass at Universal Hollywood.

 

[Metro West]

Universal Hollywood and Universal Orlando are owned by two seperate companies. I found this out the hard way when I tried to use my annual pass at Universal Hollywood.

Universal Hollywood and Universal Orlando are owned by two seperate companies. I found this out the hard way when I tried to use my annual pass at Universal Hollywood.

Universal Hollywood and Universal Orlando are owned by two seperate companies. I found this out the hard way when I tried to use my annual pass at Universal Hollywood.

Oh no...the dreaded Monday Triple post!

 

[macraven]

Oh no...the dreaded Monday Triple post!

here, borrow my smilie....

then delete just one of the 3 posts and you will be fine....

 

[Krustycarnie]

They are owned by the same company technically; however are in different divisions of the company kinda.

Both are owned by GE and are in the NBC/Universal company but that is where the companies branch away from each other.

Orlando parks have other investors where as California park does not and a lot of other business differences.

 

[keishashadow]

They are owned by the same company technically; however are in different divisions of the company kinda.

Both are owned by GE and are in the NBC/Universal company but that is where the companies branch away from each other.

Orlando parks have other investors where as California park does not and a lot of other business differences.

along with Blackstone (investment firm) who is big shareholder in Merlin Entertertainment (with Dubai International)

Read a stock tip last year that InBev, current owner of Anheuser-busch; was looking to sell Busch Gardens to them. Certainly would put them on a bigger playing field as to themepark status in FL

As i understood, the idea was to then merge with Universal/NBC properties haven't heard anything since...how about u?always looking for insider info

 

[Krustycarnie]

Read a stock tip last year that InBev, current owner of Anheuser-busch; was looking to sell Busch Gardens to them. Certainly would put them on a bigger playing field as to themepark status in FL

As i understood, the idea was to then merge with Universal/NBC properties haven't heard anything since...how about u?always looking for insider info

I have heard this through various rumor mills, but nothing to confirm this. I do not deny that it could happen and if it did the parks would merge (they all ready work together on joint efforts on various projects), it would make for a powerful set of parks in the Orlando area. I do know that Universal would not do it on there own, Blackstone would have to be involved.