sea world/aquatica annual pass upgrade to include busch gardens

[jpjax]

I saw on the sea world website that you could get a child annual pass for half price with an adult annual pass for sea world and aquatica. We're also interested in busch gardens annual passes. I'm trying to figure out if I could get half price pass and then upgrade that to include busch gardens. The answers from the seaworld phone number are a little cryptic. I was told they could do it but they wouldn't know a price until I actually did it. I just don't want to end up having to spend more than what the annual passes for all three parks would cost if I bought the 3 park pass. Any ideas or insight or experience? Thanks.

 

[4littleones]

I have "season" passes to all the parks thru Sesame Place with the Super Grover Pass. Mine was active from April 2014 until Dec 2014. So not bad for a "season" pass. I got the Super Grover passes from Sesame Place in Langhorne, PA. Gives me the ability to go to all Busch Gardens, SeaWorld, Aquatica, Water Country USA and Adventure Island. They were a great deal in my opinion. They are $231 per person right now. Not sure when they become active but the ones on sale now are good until Dec 2015. It may be worth a call to ask and see when you can start using them.

I looked it up a bit more and it says that the Super Grover is Unlimited visits to 11 parks coast to coast from now until 2015. You get the preferred parking and free parking with it too. $231 is way Cheaper than the $336 Platinum Pass thru the Busch Gardens which does the same thing.

So far this season we have visited Sesame Place 3 times. Also we did Busch Gardens Willimasburg, Va and Water Country USA in Virgina a few times each. Now we are in Orlando and plan on doing Sea World, Aquatica, Busch Gardens Tampa and Adventure Island Tampa. So worth it!!! Not gonna make it to San Antonio or California to visit those parks but still so worth it.