sea world

[happyj]

We want to go to sea world for 1 day in September. The offers for one day to buy in advance are only for USA residents. Does anyone one know if there are offers when we get there or website that has a 1 day offer for UK.

 

[wilma-bride]

Janet, I don't think there are any problems with UK rsidents buying advance tickets. I don't see anything which says US residents only. We have definitely bought direct from the Sea World website before.

http://seaworldparks.com/en/seaworld-orlando/book-online/tickets/mostpopularoffers/

The other option might be to buy from an authorised seller, such as Undercover Tourist.

 

[Netty]

we have always bought from the usa site, but this yr we were unable to buy the funcards- which are the same price as a 1 day ticket but allow you in to the park as many times as you like up until the end of the year.
you need a usa address to buy certain tickets online. you can buy a 1 day ticket for mid week which is cheaper, I think its around $65 again this is online but you should be able to buy at the gate.
we bought our funcards at the gate and were told tickets are available to all not only us residents

 

[chmurf]

There are 2 different advance purchase tickets.
The issue here is about discounted, US only, tickets.

the weekday ticket, which can be used ... on a week day ... obviously ... and this one IS restricted to US residents (canada and PR included, as per T&Cs)


The "any day" ticket bears no restriction as far as country of origin goes.

It's $80 though ... the weekday ticket is only $65 so I see why it will sound appealing.
Now what's strange, is that I made a dummy booking and the website will allow me to enter a foreign adress and even deliver outside of the US (even though I'd choose etickets to print at home)

I have never been asked for ID or proof or residency anyway.

But I'm someone who likes to play it safe, and would go for the $80 ticket or try to find a better deal.

 

[edinburghlass]

You get stopped buying the USA offer when it comes to paying for the ticket.

 

[happyj]

Thanks for the advice. I will try the $80 one. At the rate if exchange now us so good. But shame can't get $65 one

 

[wilma-bride]

This Groupon deal might be worth a try.

If not, the tickets from Undercover Tourist are $85.20 which will work out cheaper as their prices include tax and free shipping.

 

[happyj]

This Groupon deal might be worth a try.

If not, the tickets from Undercover Tourist are $85.20 which will work out cheaper as their prices include tax and free shipping.

That looks brilliant I have never used groupon. Would I get e tickets to print off ?

 

[wilma-bride]

That looks brilliant I have never used groupon. Would I get e tickets to print off ?

Just reading through 'The Fine Print' it looks as though you would get a voucher which you may have to exchange at the front gate. But there is nothing to say only US residents are eligible so it does look to be a fantastic deal.

 

[happyj]

Just reading through 'The Fine Print' it looks as though you would get a voucher which you may have to exchange at the front gate. But there is nothing to say only US residents are eligible so it does look to be a fantastic deal.

Thank you will book today

 

[happyj]

Well tried to book but it will not accept my post code .are there ways around this as I know of others who have bought group on in the US

 

[wilma-bride]

Well tried to book but it will not accept my post code .are there ways around this as I know of others who have bought group on in the US

Just put int he zip code for WDW, that's what I do. 32830

 

[happyj]

All done and printed

 

[wilma-bride]

All done and printed

Hooray, glad it's sorted