Ticket good for 14 days from first use??

[BYC]

I seem to remember a ticket that was good for 14 days from first use. Now I see the have a 99$ tickets for unlimited use for 7 days. Am I remembering wrong? Has anyone seen a ticket good for 14 days? What I would like is a ticket good for 2 days, with "hopping" option, that can be used 9 days apart. That would fit best into our itinerary. Is it possible? Thanks!

 

[taliategan]

The 2 day and 7 day tickets are only good for 7 days after 1st use; there is an Orlando flex ticket which is good for 14 days, but that is more expensive and also includes other Orlando parks; the season pass on Universal's web site is $ 99.00, expires on 12/19 - you need a coca cola bar code and may have to be a FL resident - this would probably be your best if you are eligible to purchase. Other options - a power pass for $ 149.00 or purchase two 1 day/2 park tickets.

 

[Darcy03231]

The only one I know of that's good for 14 days is the Orlando Flex pass.

 

[Metro West]

The only one I know of that's good for 14 days is the Orlando Flex pass.

 

[davidmolliesmum]

I seem to remember a ticket that was good for 14 days from first use. Now I see the have a 99$ tickets for unlimited use for 7 days. Am I remembering wrong? Has anyone seen a ticket good for 14 days? What I would like is a ticket good for 2 days, with "hopping" option, that can be used 9 days apart. That would fit best into our itinerary. Is it possible? Thanks!

DO YOU BUY THE 7 DAY TICKET AT THE GATE??
WE ARE COMING FORM UK AND HAVE ONLY EVER DONE ONE DAY AT UNIVERSAL BUT I'D LOVE TO SPEND MORE TIME THERE... THIS WOULD BE IDEAL!

 

[taliategan]

DO YOU BUY THE 7 DAY TICKET AT THE GATE??
WE ARE COMING FORM UK AND HAVE ONLY EVER DONE ONE DAY AT UNIVERSAL BUT I'D LOVE TO SPEND MORE TIME THERE... THIS WOULD BE IDEAL!

The 14 day tickets - called Orlando Flex Tickets - also include SeaWorld and the Water Parks, Wet N' Wild and Aquatica, besides the two Universal Parks. You can purchase on-line at Universal's web site. If you are not interested in the other parks, you are better off just getting the 7 day ticket for $ 99.00, and trying to do your visits to Universal within a 7 day time frame. The flex tickets cost around $ 235.00.

 

[davidmolliesmum]

I know i can buy it online... But i would like to know if we can buy it at the gate? The 7day one.

 

[davidmolliesmum]

JUST FOUND OUT FROM THIS LINK....
http://www.universalorlando.com/tickets.html
THAT ITS 124.99 AT THE GATE.

 

[taliategan]

JUST FOUND OUT FROM THIS LINK....
http://www.universalorlando.com/tickets.html
THAT ITS 124.99 AT THE GATE.

The price is higher at the gate, by approximately $ 25.00. If you buy on-line, I believe you need to purchase at least 2 days before you attempt to use the ticket at the Park.

 

[Darcy03231]

I will say we got the Flex Pass a couple of years ago and did Universal, Islands of Adventure, Busch Gardens, SeaWorld and Wet n' Wild and I thought it was well worth the money. We were there for 16 days so we really got our use out of it. We ended up spending 2 days at Busch Gardens, 2 days at Seaworld, half a day at Wet n' Wild and the rest of the time between Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure. Everyone had a great time and the ticket price averaged out to be about $17/day. If you're going to be in the Orlando area for any length of time and plan to do all those parks it really is a good deal.

 

[OrlandoMagic]

OK, there are two tickets you can get for Universal that are for 14 days, but I believe they are only for purchase in the UK.

First is for 14 days unlimited entry to US and IoA

http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/attraction-ticket-prices/2-park-bonus-ticket.htm

and the other is for 14 days unlimited entry to US, IoA and WnW

http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/attraction-ticket-prices/3-park-bonus-ticket.htm

If your staying around the Universal area for more than 1 week and thinking of hitting US and IoA many times then this ticket is very good value

 

[phamton]

There are tickets that can be used in 14 days from the UK. But it sounds like what you are looking for are 2 day tickets with non-expiration on them. They used to sell them at the gate only. I'm not positive that they still sell them. But they were about the same price as an Annual Power Pass. If they don't have them anymore, you might consider purchasing a power pass if you are going at a time that doesn't have black-out dates. I'll check tomorrow and see if they are still available at the gates.

The other suggestion would be to buy from attraction-tickets direct which was posted by OrlandoMagic. They sell a lot of tickets that are marketed to UK visitors. (You could still use them even if you aren't from the UK.)

 

[phamton]

OK, I just checked and they do sell the 2 day/ 2 park non-expiring ticket. It is $129.95 and is sold at the gate only, not online.