Universal Ticket Options

[barbarah]

attractiontix.co.uk do the following:

Universal 2 park bonus tickets (14 days IOA & Studios) £65
Seaworld & Aquatica (14 days) £52

This equals the £117 mentioned on the 1st post but you can get 2% cashback on quidco with them.

I bought the 7 day Universal from Viator for £51 including tax which I personally think is better value and with visiting other park tickets is easy to fit into a longer holiday.

 

[JohnnySharp2]

That does seem a good deal. About £60 at today's exchange rate. It doesn't include SeaWorld or Aquatica which is a pity (though I'm never sure about the ethical side of SeaWorld anyway and I think we only want to do Aquatica because it's new).

Its just a question of how many days we would use. We don't go for the big rides so there aren't many things at IOA that we would go on, and I think we could probably do IOA and US in one day. But for an extra $15 over the price of a day ticket, I could get another day if required.

Thanks,
Steve

It doesn't include them no, but based purely on Universal the price is a bargain.
Works for us as we reckon we will go to Universal parks about 4 times, following our on site WDW stay, so the fact it's 7 consecutive days isn't a problem for us.

 

[gismo1554]

US seems to shut at 5, IoA at 7, so plan to do the studios first and the Islands second.

Tho, like you, we've (at least I have, my fiancée is less keen) thought about booking a night in the HRH, just depends on how the money is as it's already stretched for the wedding!! A night there would be much better value than paying for two express passes IMO, so it's definitely a thought, but at £150 for a night i'm still not 100% on it

Have you tried looking on expedia? Sometimes they are quite reasonable.

Also the Royal Pacific gives you the pass too but personally I like HRH better.