Seaworld Only Ticket Best Price?

[PhilUK]

Hello

Any recommendations for purchasing SeaWorld only tickets?
I only seem able to purchase Aquatica or Busch Gardens combos from the UK which I don't need. I've always purchased directly from the SeaWorld page before but even that directs me to a UK page now.

Thanks

Phil

 

[mjplantz]

Seaworld currently has a $50 weekday rate going right now. I know in another thread someone from the UK mentioned googling seaworld tickets and finding an ecommerce seaworld page that allowed them in kind of in a backdoor way. You could always call the park and purchase them via phone in advance however it does say for U.S. residents only.

 

[iruser]

Seaworld currently has a $50 weekday rate going right now. I know in another thread someone from the UK mentioned googling seaworld tickets and finding an ecommerce seaworld page that allowed them in kind of in a backdoor way. You could always call the park and purchase them via phone in advance however it does say for U.S. residents only.

undercover tourist sends you real live tickets rather than vouchers so in theory you won't interact with anyone that will ask you to prove you are a US resident. They want $52.50 (not sure if that is the taxes, or a surcharge to cover that they are sending you real live tickets).

hi from Canada.

I have searched and searched for someone saying that they have received an undercover tourist ticket, does not have to be a non US resident, to confirm that you can go in directly with the undercover tourist ticket, but have had no success.

I am very tempted to buy these and "risk" not being challenged. Our trip is in October.

has anyone used an undercover tourist ticket on this $50 deal?

 

[livndisney]

undercover tourist sends you real live tickets rather than vouchers so in theory you won't interact with anyone that will ask you to prove you are a US resident. They want $52.50 (not sure if that is the taxes, or a surcharge to cover that they are sending you real live tickets).

hi from Canada.

I have searched and searched for someone saying that they have received an undercover tourist ticket, does not have to be a non US resident, to confirm that you can go in directly with the undercover tourist ticket, but have had no success.

I am very tempted to buy these and "risk" not being challenged. Our trip is in October.

has anyone used an undercover tourist ticket on this $50 deal?

Undercover tourist says valid for US residents only-no refunds. There is a good chance they would not let you even buy them since you are not a US resident.

As a "local" I can say I have been asked for ID "often". Whipping out an international passport or DL would be a dead giveaway.

 

[rowan555]

We scanned our printed ticket at the kiosk and it spit out the real tickets - no need to show id at all.

I'll also mention that I accidentally purchased Universal tickets which were not able to be sold to anyone in the US (I'm in the US), but the company sent them to me anyway. There were NO issues with using them at Universal - no one asked for any sort of id at all when we used the ticket.

 

[livndisney]

We scanned our printed ticket at the kiosk and it spit out the real tickets - no need to show id at all.

I'll also mention that I accidentally purchased Universal tickets which were not able to be sold to anyone in the US (I'm in the US), but the company sent them to me anyway. There were NO issues with using them at Universal - no one asked for any sort of id at all when we used the ticket.

You had to scan your printed ticket to get your real ticket-so you did not have real tickets shipped to you?

I am not sure what Universal has to do with Sea World?

 

[rowan555]

You had to scan your printed ticket to get your real ticket-so you did not have real tickets shipped to you?

I am not sure what Universal has to do with Sea World?

I simply shared my experience with buying e tickets in case that might help. If the OP decided to go with e tickets to get a possibly better deal, they won't have to deal with a person at the ticket booth or show any ID to get their tickets - they simply scan the e ticket and they're good.

And Universal has little to do with Sea World, except for the fact that they both sell tickets meant only for certain countries - what I'm saying is, once you get the tickets and get to the gate, they couldn't care less if you're from the appropriate country. If the seller sells you the tickets, you should be good (even if you're not from the right country to buy the tickets).

 

[livndisney]

undercover tourist sends you real live tickets rather than vouchers so in theory you won't interact with anyone that will ask you to prove you are a US resident. They want $52.50 (not sure if that is the taxes, or a surcharge to cover that they are sending you real live tickets).

hi from Canada.

I have searched and searched for someone saying that they have received an undercover tourist ticket, does not have to be a non US resident, to confirm that you can go in directly with the undercover tourist ticket, but have had no success.

I am very tempted to buy these and "risk" not being challenged. Our trip is in October.

has anyone used an undercover tourist ticket on this $50 deal?

Another idea- I saw something earlier about 50% off Military tickets-you would not happen to be military would you?

Nevermind: just confirmed this is US only as well.

 

[livndisney]

I simply shared my experience with buying e tickets in case that might help. If the OP decided to go with e tickets to get a possibly better deal, they won't have to deal with a person at the ticket booth or show any ID to get their tickets - they simply scan the e ticket and they're good.

And Universal has little to do with Sea World, except for the fact that they both sell tickets meant only for certain countries - what I'm saying is, once you get the tickets and get to the gate, they couldn't care less if you're from the appropriate country. If the seller sells you the tickets, you should be good (even if you're not from the right country to buy the tickets).

Guess we will have to agree to disagree on this. Coming from team members with over 12 years at SW I know this is not true.

 

[livndisney]

undercover tourist sends you real live tickets rather than vouchers so in theory you won't interact with anyone that will ask you to prove you are a US resident. They want $52.50 (not sure if that is the taxes, or a surcharge to cover that they are sending you real live tickets).

hi from Canada.

I have searched and searched for someone saying that they have received an undercover tourist ticket, does not have to be a non US resident, to confirm that you can go in directly with the undercover tourist ticket, but have had no success.

I am very tempted to buy these and "risk" not being challenged. Our trip is in October.

has anyone used an undercover tourist ticket on this $50 deal?

I have not ordered from this site-http://www.visitorlando.com/EN-CA/

I googled Canadian Sea World and it popped up- They do have a chat feature. Maybe they can help you?