Universal Studios Seasonal Pass

[Disneylover1970]

Somewhat Universal Studios newbie here and just looking at Seasonal Pass cost. Just trying to figure out if it is something to purchase. We usually stay on site. What’s the break even number of trip days a year. Any thoughts or advice? Thank you

 

[Suprachica79]

Break even is roughly 4 days at universal a year, just review the block out dates and make sure they work for you. Also, staying on site the APH rate can save a lot too, unless you hit the stay more, save more rate. If you go to Universal for a week, it’s a big time saver. Also, depending upon how much you spend on food and merch at the parks and on site, you might want to consider a preferred pass. 10% discounts on just about everything, no block outs, etc.

 

[Disneylover1970]

Break even is roughly 4 days at universal a year, just review the block out dates and make sure they work for you. Also, staying on site the APH rate can save a lot too, unless you hit the stay more, save more rate. If you go to Universal for a week, it’s a big time saver. Also, depending upon how much you spend on food and merch at the parks and on site, you might want to consider a preferred pass. 10% discounts on just about everything, no block outs, etc.

Thank you. I heard that at Guest Services when we check in they can apply that trip $$ to a Seasonal Pass? Maybe I’ll call them tomorrow and check it out.

 

[Suprachica79]

Thank you. I heard that at Guest Services when we check in they can apply that trip $$ to a Seasonal Pass? Maybe I’ll call them tomorrow and check it out.

I’m not entirely sure what you mean by “trip money” but if you have already purchased theme park tickets, yes, they can absolutely apply the value of those to an upgraded pass.