Ticket Purchasing Question

[Katti Michele]

I'm trying to plan 1 day to go to Universal and see both parks (in the middle of a Disney World trip). We did this around Thanksgiving with the FOL pass and it worked out really well, but i'm curious about a few things i'm seeing on the website.

On the Universal website the price for a 1 day park-to-park ticket is $112 (per adult). The 2 day park-to-park ticket is $134.99. It's advertising that you can save $10 off the gate price on all multi-day tickets. Is that $10 already factored in or would the ticket really be $124.99?

Also, it says that you can receive a coupon book with up to $150 in savings when purchasing a multi-day ticket. Has anyone received this and know what kind of stuff is in there?

I'm trying to figure out if it would be beneficial to get the 2-day ticket for just a little more than the 1 day. If the difference is only $13 (if the $10 discount isn't already applied) and if the coupons in the book are useful, then we might as well. It would also give us the opportunity to go another day if we didn't get to see everything we wanted, etc.

Thanks for any help!

 

[Mad Hattered]

The price shown on the Uni site is with the $10 already deducted.

With tax it breaks out to:

1 day park to park - $121.43 each
2 day park to park - $146.00 each

If you join mousesavers.com you can buy the same tickets through Undercover Tourist w/tax and shipping included:

1 day P to P - $114.95
2 day P to P - $141.00

 

[tinydancer09]

I'm trying to plan 1 day to go to Universal and see both parks (in the middle of a Disney World trip). We did this around Thanksgiving with the FOL pass and it worked out really well, but i'm curious about a few things i'm seeing on the website.

On the Universal website the price for a 1 day park-to-park ticket is $112 (per adult). The 2 day park-to-park ticket is $134.99. It's advertising that you can save $10 off the gate price on all multi-day tickets. Is that $10 already factored in or would the ticket really be $124.99?

Also, it says that you can receive a coupon book with up to $150 in savings when purchasing a multi-day ticket. Has anyone received this and know what kind of stuff is in there?

I'm trying to figure out if it would be beneficial to get the 2-day ticket for just a little more than the 1 day. If the difference is only $13 (if the $10 discount isn't already applied) and if the coupons in the book are useful, then we might as well. It would also give us the opportunity to go another day if we didn't get to see everything we wanted, etc.

Thanks for any help!

I would honestly say do the two day ticket otherwise you're going to be exhausted. Its only a 20-30 dollar difference and you can enjoy EVERYTHING while still being laid back rather than enjoy a little and be exhausted. That $10 is already taken off so it would be $134.

If you dont take my advise and go ahead and do it... you can upgrade your ticket once you get into the park. Going around thanksgiving just keep in mind kids are out of school and lines might be a bit heavy esp with locals.