Confused!

[MackemMagic]

Hi All,

Booked to go to Orlando this October, rearranged from last year.

I'm aware of the requirement to book your days at Disney now, is the same true of Universal and IOA?

Do you need to have the tickets in hand before being able to book?

Thanks for the help!

[lizzie145]

No need to book at universal but there have been days when it has been at capacity.
However things change and they are likely to increase capacity soon as reducing social distance measures.

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by MackemMagic

Hi All,

Booked to go to Orlando this October, rearranged from last year.

I'm aware of the requirement to book your days at Disney now, is the same true of Universal and IOA?

Do you need to have the tickets in hand before being able to book?

Thanks for the help!

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No need to book Universal Studios nor IOA. It's a case of first-come, first-served with the Universal parks.

If you have tickets to Seaworld or Busch Gardens (but not Discovery Cove) then you do need to reserve your days at these parks. However, they rarely get fully booked and you can often just book these parks a few days beforehand.

For Disney, you do need to have your park tickets linked and showing in your Disney account. You don't have to have them physically in your hand but you do need them linked to your account.

For some ticket sellers and travel agents, they will only release the details to link your tickets after you have paid for the tickets in full.