Sharing Tickets???

[Tink n Poohbear]

We're going with a huge group and some of us want to go to Sea World and some want to go to Busch Gardens another day. There's a combo pass available that would be much cheaper than purchasing separately. Does anyone know if one person could use a pass at one park and someone else use it at the other? Do they have a biometric system like Disney?

Thanks!

 

[Belle5]

We're going with a huge group and some of us want to go to Sea World and some want to go to Busch Gardens another day. There's a combo pass available that would be much cheaper than purchasing separately. Does anyone know if one person could use a pass at one park and someone else use it at the other? Do they have a biometric system like Disney?

Thanks!

It's been several years since I purchased that combo pass but back then your signature was matched with an original each time you walked in a gate.

I am sure that I remember the tickets specifying that you are not allowed to do what you are proposing.

 

[PiRSquared]

We went to Seaworld over Christmas. They are now doing the biometrics like Disney, but it is your entire hand instead of 2 fingers. This would definitely pose a problem if the two parks are linked, and I would assume that they are.

 

[yaytezIOA]

The only way around this is with children. Not that I'm trying to teach anyone how to cheat the system...but if you have children with that ticket, they do not use a biometric scan with that ticket, however, they do attach that ticket to an adult one that is purchased at the same time, and dont hold out, do both parks! Sea World is more for learning, where BGT is more for thrills.