Ticket Question

[nytimez]

I have a tricky ticket question -- what's the best option for an adult and child Florida residents plus one adult visiting from out of state to get four-day park-to-park tix at Universal?

Florida residents have access to the AAA Florida (AAA South or whatever they call it) prices if that helps... but as far as I can tell, FL resident tickets stop at three days.

Does one (or two) APs make sense here? Or one AP and then a four-day non-resident tickets with the AP discount, if they still have that discount? Any ideas? I'm stumped.

Thanks.

 

[edamethyst]

I think i would buy the florida resident annual pass and then use that to buy 4 day non resident passes for the other two, you'll get a discount with your annual pass.

 

[Metro West]

If you purchase an AP you can get the discounts off the other multi-day tickets. The AP discounts are usually a little better than FL resident discounts and anyone can use them. There is no restriction on AP tickets...meaning you can buy them for anyone. FL resident tickets are only for FL residents to buy and use.

 

[nytimez]

I think i would buy the florida resident annual pass and then use that to buy 4 day non resident passes for the other two, you'll get a discount with your annual pass.

If you purchase an AP you can get the discounts off the other multi-day tickets. The AP discounts are usually a little better than FL resident discounts and anyone can use them. There is no restriction on AP tickets...meaning you can buy them for anyone. FL resident tickets are only for FL residents to buy and use.

This is what I was thinking too... but it seems to me that the UT rate for four-day park-to-park passes (non-FL resident, two adults + 1 child) might be cheaper than an FL annual pass and two four-day tickets with the AP discount.

Am I missing something? Anyone know otherwise?