So confused about Sea World tickets

[Hemlock]

So, I have been following these threads for several weeks trying to figure out what the best deal is on Sea World tickets. It will be myself, DH, DS (9) and DD (8). This is a Disney/US/IOA/SW/Aquatica combo trip. I have the Disney part under control. I think I'm, good for the US/IOA part (although I haven't purchased our tickets yet). I just cannot figure out what the best is for the tickets for the Sea World/Aquatica part of the holiday. Someone please help!

 

[kathy884]

Your best bet might be to get a flex pass if you plan to do all of these parks. That will give you access to them all as much as you want for 14 days. Undercover tourist, I'm told, is a reputable ticket seller who has one of the best prices for flex passes.

http://www.undercovertourist.com/un...ctions/universal-studios-florida.html#tickets

 

[Hemlock]

Thanks for your reply. I was thinking of 3 days at US/IOA and maybe 2 days at Sea World (mostly because I keep hearing you get the second day free??) and then 1 day at Aquatica. I also have 1 "free day" that may be a shopping or re-visit a favorite park day.

 

[Shamurocks]

I would totally recommend the Flex ticket mentioned above. We use it every-time we visit the area and its works well because you have unlimited access to all the Universal and SeaWorld parks within the 2 weeks, so you can spend as many days there as you want

 

[kathy884]

Thanks for your reply. I was thinking of 3 days at US/IOA and maybe 2 days at Sea World (mostly because I keep hearing you get the second day free??) and then 1 day at Aquatica. I also have 1 "free day" that may be a shopping or re-visit a favorite park day.

The ticket prices for a separate three day pass (only entry to one of the parks per day) at Universal/IOA ($140) and a combo Sea World / Aquatica ticket ($115) will be more expensive than a flex pass ($248), so I'd go ahead and go with the flex pass. This will give you the option to go as many times as you want to any of the parks and even visit more than one on the same day if you want.

Here's a link again to a place that I've heard is reputable and has a good price on flex passes. On some sites they cost about $275 (a little higher)

http://www.undercovertourist.com/united-states/florida/orlando/attractions/tickets.html

 

[Hemlock]

I think that the Orlando Flex ticket is a great idea. My only concern is that I was planning on purchasing a AP for Universal mainly for the Hotel Discounts (and the discount on food/merchandise). I guess I will need to run some numbers and find out which will save me more.

 

[LCARDVERO]

AAA offers Seaworld Tickets. You may want to check with them if they discount the multi-day passes as well.