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Old 10 Nov 18, 05:54 PM  
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Park tickets to cover 3 weeks advice needed please

Does anyone have any recommendations on the best way to purchase tickets for 3 weeks? We would want Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, Busch. We've done the big 'all-rounder' one in the past but it only covers 14 days. I'm thinking along the lines of 14 days Disney/14 days for the others so that we can access parks from day 1 to day 21 if that makes sense (?) with an overlap in the middle week but it seems so excessive. We'd only do Busch and SeaWorld once.
My brain just boggles looking at all the various combinations!
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Old 10 Nov 18, 06:27 PM  
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Does anyone have any recommendations on the best way to purchase tickets for 3 weeks? We would want Disney, Universal, SeaWorld, Busch. We've done the big 'all-rounder' one in the past but it only covers 14 days. I'm thinking along the lines of 14 days Disney/14 days for the others so that we can access parks from day 1 to day 21 if that makes sense (?) with an overlap in the middle week but it seems so excessive. We'd only do Busch and SeaWorld once.
My brain just boggles looking at all the various combinations!
You could buy the Disney/Universal Combo that gives you 14 days unlimited admission into the Disney and Universal parks [you have two separate tickets so you can activate them at separate times] and then buy a SeaWorld Parks: Two Park Ticket from undercovertourist.
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You could buy the Disney/Universal Combo that gives you 14 days unlimited admission into the Disney and Universal parks [you have two separate tickets so you can activate them at separate times] and then buy a SeaWorld Parks: Two Park Ticket from undercovertourist.
That's exactly what we did - got the package that covers EVERYTHING from floridaTix.
Started with Universal first on day after arrival, did a couple of days there, then started Disney, which covered half way through the first week to half way through the last week and then at the end of the first week started the seaworld/busch tickets.

So the first and last week, we had 2 of the separate tickets available with the middle week giving us all 3!

Worked for us

You will NEVER NEED ALL tickets available fot the full 21 days - in my opinion anyway :-)
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We usually stay in WDW with the Ultimate ticket for all the Disney parks for the length of our stay and then get the 6 park Flex ticket that lasts for 14 days and covers Universal, IoA, Seaworld, Busch, Aquatica and Volcano Bay - with parking included for those parks.
It means that you just have to work out if your ‘doing’ Disney or Universal etc first but after a few days you can mix and match.

That combo generally meets our needs
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If you are o ly going to do busch and seaworld once keep an eye out for their 2 park 2 day tickets. $96 each from groupon atm.

groupon/deals/gl-sea...e-ce753d2896e5

Or wait for something similar.

If we were going for 3 weeks i would then get a universal AP and disney 14 or even 21 day ticket. Not much diff in price.
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If you are o ly going to do busch and seaworld once keep an eye out for their 2 park 2 day tickets. $96 each from groupon atm.

groupon/deals/gl-sea...e-ce753d2896e5

Or wait for something similar.

If we were going for 3 weeks i would then get a universal AP and disney 14 or even 21 day ticket. Not much diff in price.

Ive just seen this deal on groupon ! Has anyone used the groupon to get tickets?

Do you get actual tickets or do you pick them up at the park?

Thanks

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Do you get actual tickets or do you pick them up at the park?

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You can see some FAQ on the link below.

groupon/pages/seaworld-orlando-faq
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