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Old 31 Aug 20, 10:00 PM  
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You have a week... One day each in DC, SW, BG and AQ takes up 4 of them before you do anything else. When you take into account shopping, Disney Springs and a couple of other bits, then the week is done. I certainly would look at AQ more than once and also an evening in SW, when you can hammer the Coasters... plus Infinity Falls is one of the finest rides that I have ever been on.

Plus, as you say, there are no bolt ons such as a night in HRH or similar for express pass, parking charges etc. In addition, the food on LBV and IDrive is very accessible and convenient from the Seaworld area, thus reducing costs further. We tend to in and out through the day and evening, mixing AQ , SW and eating as we please.
Budget wise I think it's a no brainer. Harry Potter merch would suck us in too so think we'd spend more whilst there.

It's not all about money, I'd pay the extra if I felt it was worth it but we're on a Disney Cruise the 2nd week and that's not exactly cheap. If we can save on tickets and things the 1st week we could do an extra excursion or 2.
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Old 31 Aug 20, 10:37 PM  
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I would do the DC package. We like Universal but love SeaWorld and Busch Gardens. I also hate simulators, which Universal have too many of. Just like being stuck in a giant corned beef can with a whole lot of sweaty people and shaken
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Old 31 Aug 20, 11:45 PM  
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Old 1 Sep 20, 09:03 AM  
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August next year, all being well!
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Old 1 Sep 20, 09:27 AM  
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Personally, I'd go to DC, SQ, BG etc.
Huge value for money on their Ultimate ticket.
Plus it helps we love rollercoasters so SW and BG have some of the best, plus we love zoos and again SW and BG have loads of animal exhibits.

The only downside is we prefer Volcano Bay to Aquatica but we always still go to Aquatica as well.
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Old 1 Sep 20, 11:12 AM  
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August next year, all being well!
the last 2 weeks in august (once the US schools start) are generally much quieter so you may not need express passes
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Old 1 Sep 20, 04:51 PM  
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Personally, I'd go to DC, SQ, BG etc.
Huge value for money on their Ultimate ticket.
Plus it helps we love rollercoasters so SW and BG have some of the best, plus we love zoos and again SW and BG have loads of animal exhibits.

The only downside is we prefer Volcano Bay to Aquatica but we always still go to Aquatica as well.
We've only been to the Disney water parks but Volcano Bay does look fantastic.
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the last 2 weeks in august (once the US schools start) are generally much quieter so you may not need express passes
Thanks, definitely something to think about.
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Old 2 Sep 20, 02:02 PM  
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Aquatica used to be my favourite water park in Florida until Volcano Bay opened which is brilliant! I'm a huge Universal fan too I always stay onsite. The new Hagrid's ride was my favourite ride of the holiday last year and the new Jurassic World coaster they are building now looks great too.

But Seaworld & Busch Gardens are currently building some new coaster which look great.

I think you will probably get better value for money doing Discovery Cove. Busch Gardens has some fantastic coasters and you can do a Safari where you can feed the giraffes.
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You definitely don’t need express passes the end of August.
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