Ticket & AP Terms & Conditions?

[MinnieGirl33]

Any idea where I can find Official Terms & Conditions for Universal tickets?

Specifically, I am looking for info on FL resident multi day tickets and Power Passes.

 

[atigeg]

multi day ticket
http://www.universalorlando.com/Tic..._a.aspx?ComponentId=11676&SourcePageId=7805#1

power pass
http://www.universalorlando.com/Tic...ls.aspx?ComponentId=12953&SourcePageId=7805#1

 

[MinnieGirl33]

Thanks!

Interesting how the Power Pass doesn't specify any residency requirements or proof of residency for usage (or am I missing something???).

So disappointed that the PP is no longer available to everyone. We had one for years (live in NJ) & were hoping to again as the blackout dates and lack of additional perks were never an issue for us.

It's also a shame that FL Res tix can't be gifted. If grandma (lives in FL) wants to buy the boys tix for their b-days she has to pay extra???? Hardly seems right if she can prove residency upon purchase.

Nothing new, I know... just venting I guess

 

[lachica]

MinnieGirl - YHPM

 

[itutorfortravel]

I was just logging on to this forum to post a question about this as well. My step-DD lives in FL and we are visiting her in May. The terms and conditions say 6 tix per FL ID. I was thinking that meant she could buy tickets for herself plus me, DH, and DD (we don't live in FL). Is that not allowed?

 

[lachica]

I was just logging on to this forum to post a question about this as well. My step-DD lives in FL and we are visiting her in May. The terms and conditions say 6 tix per FL ID. I was thinking that meant she could buy tickets for herself plus me, DH, and DD (we don't live in FL). Is that not allowed?

That is totally allowed. Uni is not as strict as Disney, there's just different requirements for Fl. Res. Annual Passes thats all.

 

[itutorfortravel]

Thanks, but I just got off the phone with US/IOA and we cannot get the FL resident tix b/c step-DD is only 20 and does not have a credit card. Only FL residents with a credit card can get this offer. So she could not even get it for herself. I am a little miffed...I do not want to spend an extra $220 just b/c she doesn't have a credit card!

 

[lachica]

Replied on the other thread.

 

[mjohnson96]

I had replied on the other thread but we did purchase 2 power passes for non florida residents and verifed that it will be okay. A FL Resident can purchase up to 6 and that includes the PP. This helps us out alot and gives me an opportunity to make DD come back to the parks again before next April.

I made sure to get the nice lady's name, but since she got off the phone several times to verify with a manager I think we are good to go.

 

[FayeW]

Thanks, but I just got off the phone with US/IOA and we cannot get the FL resident tix b/c step-DD is only 20 and does not have a credit card. Only FL residents with a credit card can get this offer. So she could not even get it for herself. I am a little miffed...I do not want to spend an extra $220 just b/c she doesn't have a credit card!

Could she use one of the prepaid Visa or MasterCards? Here we can buy them in retail stores to use like gift cards.

 

[itutorfortravel]

I had replied on the other thread but we did purchase 2 power passes for non florida residents and verifed that it will be okay. A FL Resident can purchase up to 6 and that includes the PP. This helps us out alot and gives me an opportunity to make DD come back to the parks again before next April.

I made sure to get the nice lady's name, but since she got off the phone several times to verify with a manager I think we are good to go.

Did you buy these online? I think step-DD could use her debit card, it's basically a visa or mastercard that comes right out of her checking account and we could just put the money in her acct....I need to call and ask about that....

updated: oops, just checked the power passes and it looks like they have to be activated by april 18th...we're not going to be there until may