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florida4sun

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Posted - 27 Sep 2006 : 19:15:59

Current Offers

Sea World and Aquatica 14 days unlimted access

Sea World, Bush Gardens and Aquatica 14 days unlimted access

Universal and Islands of Adventure 7 days unlimted access (inlcudes City Walk)

Wet n Wild free meal and towels when you book online.

Disney various free upgrades

Balloon flights free child (12 and under) with each paying adult

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hillsbayvilla

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Posted - 13 Oct 2006 : 16:24:01

Hi

Is this still if buying onthe gate. Because I have just come across this new ticket and can't even find a gate price for single entry. This is going to put a lot of people like our family off.

There are 4 adults, Ma, Pa, Me & Hubby. We go twice a year and take Ma & Pa with us to our villa, because we are a group of adults only we normally only do a single park on one day and don't go back hence the need for a 1 day/1 park ticket.

It is really annoying yet again to be victimised because we don't have children!!!!!

well this is how it feels anyhow - more and more are jumping on the bandwagon to cater for family's only who want to go back day after day to the same parks.

Gail

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florida4sun

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Posted - 14 Oct 2006 : 02:46:18

The price is the same as the old single park ticket but now you get to hop between parks if you wish. So it works out better for you. Not sure whay not having children makes a difference.

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Originally posted by hillsbayvilla
Hi

Is this still if buying onthe gate. Because I have just come across this new ticket and can't even find a gate price for single entry. This is going to put a lot of people like our family off.

There are 4 adults, Ma, Pa, Me & Hubby. We go twice a year and take Ma & Pa with us to our villa, because we are a group of adults only we normally only do a single park on one day and don't go back hence the need for a 1 day/1 park ticket.

It is really annoying yet again to be victimised because we don't have children!!!!!

well this is how it feels anyhow - more and more are jumping on the bandwagon to cater for family's only who want to go back day after day to the same parks.

Gail

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Albert the Frog

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Posted - 17 Oct 2006 : 12:39:24

The flextickets are still on though Martin,aren't they?

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becbecs

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Posted - 17 Oct 2006 : 14:10:37

These look a good deal will be getting some for our xmas trip

Jane & Fraser
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florida4sun

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Posted - 17 Oct 2006 : 15:41:48

for now yes

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The flextickets are still on though Martin,aren't they?

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christina

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Posted - 19 Oct 2006 : 23:03:35

Can you go anytime of the day or night with these tickets. Presumably you can go to either park but your total number of days of use of ticket is 7? Do these tickets have to be used for 7 consecutive days starting from the first day of use ? Also what time do these parks close ?

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florida4sun

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Posted - 20 Oct 2006 : 09:15:57

There are no restrcitions, closing times varies through out the year.

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Can you go anytime of the day or night with these tickets. Presumably you can go to either park but your total number of days of use of ticket is 7? Do these tickets have to be used for 7 consecutive days starting from the first day of use ? Also what time do these parks close ?

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Bex

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Posted - 13 Apr 2007 : 12:54:18

I prefer the old 3 day Universal and IOA ticket, that expired 14 days after first use. we usally visit IOA on the second day & again the day before coming home, we won't be able to do this with the new ticket because if i'm reading the info right, the ticket lasts 7 days from the day of first use.

Becky

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florida4sun

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Posted - 13 Apr 2007 : 13:02:35

7 days instead of 3 is much better deal and for less money, so it worls for the majority of people.

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I prefer the old 3 day Universal and IOA ticket, that expired 14 days after first use. we usally visit IOA on the second day & again the day before coming home, we won't be able to do this with the new ticket because if i'm reading the info right, the ticket lasts 7 days from the day of first use.

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ShirleyD

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Posted - 13 Apr 2007 : 20:51:27

Yes it would be better if you could opt for them to last forever like the Disney tickets, but what a great price

you get 7 days for less than the price of two

Shirley
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Bex

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Posted - 14 Apr 2007 : 11:25:54

Oh i agree the price is a great deal, i never mean't my post to sound like it wasn't. IOA is our favourite park, and we plan on visiting Universal / IOA 3 times while in Orlando next year, it's just we'd prefer to spead the days out over a fortnight instead of just a week. We'll have to have a re-think on our tickets now, either change the way we visit the parks or opt for a flexi ticket.

Becky

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andrewandcarole

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Posted - 14 May 2007 : 22:35:11

Sounds good, Martin - thanks!

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caroline_h

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Posted - 18 Jun 2007 : 20:03:59

Is there still a 5 day universal ticket available?

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Appledore

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Posted - 18 Jun 2007 : 20:07:11

7 days sounds great. My kids are older and love Universal!

Elaine

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sidned

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Posted - 18 Feb 2008 : 15:18:51

Can you combine the Universal/IOA park tickets with the new Aquatica park? I don't want to go to Seaworld, Busch Gardens or Wet 'N' Wild, so the Flex tickets are no good to me.

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florida4sun

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Posted - 18 Feb 2008 : 16:25:22

No, your best choice would be our 7 day 2 park pass and a single day aquatica ticket

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Originally posted by sidned
Can you combine the Universal/IOA park tickets with the new Aquatica park? I don't want to go to Seaworld, Busch Gardens or Wet 'N' Wild, so the Flex tickets are no good to me.

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florida4sun

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Posted - 18 Feb 2008 : 16:26:39

We do a 7 day ticket for the price of a 2 day ticket...

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Is there still a 5 day universal ticket available?

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mdj101

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Posted - 17 May 2008 : 15:56:18

yes you do (although it is around $20 as we sell in dollars).

Cool, so am i correct in saying that you save about £10 if you buy

Sea World, Bush Gardens and Aquatica 14 days unlimted access

Universal and Islands of Adventure 7 days unlimted access (inlcudes City Walk)

instead of the six park flex ticket? Not interested in wet & wild.

Mark

Edited by - florida4sun on 17 May 2008 16:02:32

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mdj101

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Posted - 17 May 2008 : 16:02:49

Opps, sorry, my bad, was looking at child prices, it's actually £20

Mark

Edited by - mdj101 on 17 May 2008 16:03:44

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