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I would appreciate some more experienced minds for a moment, please
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We are looking at either renewing our APs that expire this month (note- we are not going again until June, and the extra three months on the Seasonal pass would not help us with our Universal trip schedule for the next year or two) versus purchasing tickets from UTC (2+2-day) and bridging them to new APs onsite in June. We have done it that way before and have only had to pay an additional $10 or so per person for the APs. However, I know from personal experience that it's gotten tricky to upgrade reseller tickets at Disney, so I would like to be sure it's still smooth sailing at Universal before I purchase the UTC tickets. Is it still easy to bridge reseller tickets to APs, and does anybody happen to know how they do the valuation?
The second part of my question is as follows: the UTC tickets come in at $275 with tax and the Universal site shows the same tickets at about $330 with tax, with a new Seasonal AP coming in actually less, at about $305 with tax. Is my math correct, first of all? Second, what would happen in the (unlikely) event that the UTC tickets are bridged at their full value per Universal's site and not the purchase price, thereby creating a deficit of about $25 per ticket?
Thank you in advance!

We are looking at either renewing our APs that expire this month (note- we are not going again until June, and the extra three months on the Seasonal pass would not help us with our Universal trip schedule for the next year or two) versus purchasing tickets from UTC (2+2-day) and bridging them to new APs onsite in June. We have done it that way before and have only had to pay an additional $10 or so per person for the APs. However, I know from personal experience that it's gotten tricky to upgrade reseller tickets at Disney, so I would like to be sure it's still smooth sailing at Universal before I purchase the UTC tickets. Is it still easy to bridge reseller tickets to APs, and does anybody happen to know how they do the valuation?
The second part of my question is as follows: the UTC tickets come in at $275 with tax and the Universal site shows the same tickets at about $330 with tax, with a new Seasonal AP coming in actually less, at about $305 with tax. Is my math correct, first of all? Second, what would happen in the (unlikely) event that the UTC tickets are bridged at their full value per Universal's site and not the purchase price, thereby creating a deficit of about $25 per ticket?
Thank you in advance!