Price difference between gate/online?

[rachel09985]

Hello, I am purchasing a 2 day one park per day ticket. How much more would I spend at the gate instead of pre purchasing it online?

Also, is Universal.com the best way to buy a ticket or are they other places that are cheaper?

Thanks!

 

[nytimez]

I've had great service -- and great prices -- from Undercover Tourist.

 

[MastaMind]

I've had great service -- and great prices -- from Undercover Tourist.

I also purchased my tickets from UT. I just got them yesterday, in fact! I haven't used them yet, but they don't look like they're printed on graham crackers or anything, so they should be legit. Lowest price I was able to find and they were here in a week.

 

[nytimez]

I also purchased my tickets from UT. I just got them yesterday, in fact! I haven't used them yet, but they don't look like they're printed on graham crackers or anything, so they should be legit. Lowest price I was able to find and they were here in a week.

I've used them for both Universal and Disney when I don't have an annual pass... they're very legit. Gate tickets, too, not vouchers -- you don't have to bring them to the ticket booth or guest relations for exchange, you use them to enter the park.

 

[rachel09985]

How is Undercover Tourist cheaper??? I just looked up the price for a two day one park per day ticket and it is $122.95. On Universal Orlando's website it is $114.99

Am I missing something?? Am I on the wrong Undercover Tourist website? is there a bunch of frogs on the website?

 

[nytimez]

Undercover includes taxes and shipping. Also, if you get the MouseSavers newsletter, you'll save maybe another buck per ticket by using the link in there.

 

[rachel09985]

Oh so if I ordered on universals site I would have to pay shipping too? With tax it is the same price.

That makes sense!

 

[nytimez]

Oh so if I ordered on universals site I would have to pay shipping too? With tax it is the same price.

That makes sense!

I think you can print-at-home with Universal or pick it up for free. But if you want a real ticket in your hand, UT is probably the best option.

 

[Rip]

I think you can print-at-home with Universal or pick it up for free. But if you want a real ticket in your hand, UT is probably the best option.

You can pick them up at one of several ticketing kiosks, you don't have to go to guest services or anything. You just have to bring the credit card that you used to purchase them with and swipe it. Takes 2 minutes.

 

[Metro West]

You can pick them up at one of several ticketing kiosks, you don't have to go to guest services or anything. You just have to bring the credit card that you used to purchase them with and swipe it. Takes 2 minutes.

 

[Procrastinate]

AAA has the two-day one-park ticket for $120 if you pick it up at their office. Buying online from AAA costs more.