What is a "Calendar day?

[BYC]

The description from Ticketmaster about the two day pass to US and IOA says this:

Thank you for contacting us regarding the Universal Orlando Two Day - Two Park Pass. We regret any inconvenience that you may have experienced. The following information has been provided to us by Universal Studios: "The 2-Day/2-Park Ticket entitles one (1) guest admission to the Universal Studios Florida and Universal's Islands of Adventure theme parks for any two (2) calendar days."


What is a calendar day? Back-to-back days, maybe? Or any day(non-expiring?)

 

[Metro West]

The description from Ticketmaster about the two day pass to US and IOA says this:

Thank you for contacting us regarding the Universal Orlando Two Day - Two Park Pass. We regret any inconvenience that you may have experienced. The following information has been provided to us by Universal Studios: "The 2-Day/2-Park Ticket entitles one (1) guest admission to the Universal Studios Florida and Universal's Islands of Adventure theme parks for any two (2) calendar days."


What is a calendar day? Back-to-back days, maybe? Or any day(non-expiring?)

"Calendar days" usually means two days within a month...including weekends and holidays.

 

[phamton]

A calendar day in themepark talk is one park day. So if you entered on Friday even though it was after midnight for an event like Halloween Horror Nights even though it is technically Saturday morning, it counts as Friday night.

But as far as your tickets are concerned, I am almost positive that the 2 day tickets that Ticketmaster sells have to be used within 7 days of first use. So if you use one day on Sunday, you must use the last day by Saturday . I have never seen any Ticketmaster tickets that were non-expiring.

If they had to be used the next day, they would say consecutive days not calendar days.