Will This Strategy Work?

[luv2sew]

My DD and I are doing a "girl trip" to Universal 7/21 - 7/26. We want to make sure we see everything we want to see at the two parks because we won't get a second chance to do this anytime soon. I know it's a busy crowded time but what if I purchased a 4 day, park to park, ticket so that we can make the most out of trying to see everything. A 4 day ticket, park to park, is really more than we need but I think the price is minimal for the extra tickets and if it allows us to get around to seeing everything it may be worth it.

 

[damo]

Where are you staying?

 

[luv2sew]

unfortunately we will may be at an off site hotel since I don't want to pay a huge sum for a trip that is half the family and half the time of days we would normally go for.

 

[mesaboy2]

I'm guessing damo asked because on-site vs off-site makes a pretty big difference in the Universal experience. On-site guests have early-entry privileges at WWoHP--an hour head-start on everyone else--plus can get in the Express lines as many times as you like for all rides that offer it. At Universal, only three rides don't have Express: Forbidden Journey and Pteranadon Flyers at IoA, and Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit at the Studios.

Just something to consider.

 

[luv2sew]

The difference in price is several hundred dollars for the on site hotel. Not what I am willing to spend. I'm guessing that having the extra day tickets will be a help. We are both adults and don't do roller coaster rides so I think we'll be ok. I'll report back on how it went.

 

[mesaboy2]

The difference in price is several hundred dollars for the on site hotel. Not what I am willing to spend. I'm guessing that having the extra day tickets will be a help. We are both adults and don't do roller coaster rides so I think we'll be ok. I'll report back on how it went.

Gotcha. Have fun!