Universal Studios Resort/tickets for Dummies question

[tiggspring]

Ok I'm trying to figure out the most practical way to plan our visit to the studios without breaking the bank.

Our family of 5 will be sailing the Dream 2011 and would like do Universal and Sea World upon our return. I have fibromyalgia which means managing crowds is a must. For this reason the early entry and FP type pass have great appeal. I was considering staying at Bonnet Creek to same some money but didnt know what kind of pass upgrades I could buy and if they are alot more expensive it may be cheaper to stay onsite since there are five of us.

Is there a combo ticket with Sea world?

Ask me the most innane question about WDW and I'm your gal but with Universal I'm clueless

Thanks for the help!

 

[Metro West]

Is there a combo ticket with Sea world?

The only combo ticket is the Orlando Flexticket which is for 14 days and includes five parks. Sadly...there is no Universal/SeaWorld ticket.

 

[tiggspring]

The only combo ticket is the Orlando Flexticket which is for 14 days and includes five parks. Sadly...there is no Universal/SeaWorld ticket.

I assume that ticket doesnt include early entry..Seeing the lines on other posts Im afraid we need that. I cannot stand for long periods without alot of pain. We found using ridemax at WDW we averaged a few min walking 5min waiting and then riding or sitting for a show. I tollerated that very well with a few times waiting quite a bit more. If long lines are norm after early opening I guess we will have to stay onsite. I really dont want to end up on a scooter or W/C.

 

[damo]

Can you check at guest services and see if you can get a special pass that allows you to miss the lines?

 

[tiggspring]

Can you check at guest services and see if you can get a special pass that allows you to miss the lines?

Well duh...I should have thought of this I always get a GAC from WDW although ridmax and May lines have made it possible to tough it out. For some reason never thought to look into this for Universal.

Thanks

 

[darrius1st]

if you go on the Universal Website and book you can book at other resorts and still get the early hours, but Bonnet Creek is not one of them.