On the door universal tickets

[Guest]

I am keen to buy our Disney tickets before the prices go up much more.But I am not sure whether to buy combo package with the universal 14 day tickets now, or just buy the Disney tickets now and buy the universal tickets on the door when we get there, as I am genuinely not sure if we will actually want to visit and have the time. I can't seem to find the universal turnstile prices anywhere. Can any one help?
Thanks

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by atsgmo

I am keen to buy our Disney tickets before the prices go up much more.But I am not sure whether to buy combo package with the universal 14 day tickets now, or just buy the Disney tickets now and buy the universal tickets on the door when we get there, as I am genuinely not sure if we will actually want to visit and have the time. I can't seem to find the universal turnstile prices anywhere. Can any one help?
Thanks

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Looking on the universalorlando.com website a 1 day single park ticket including tax is $108.63 adult, $103.31 child.

A 1 day park to park ticket, universal studios/islands of adventure, is $156.56 Adult, $151.23 child.

If you wanted a 2 day park to park ticket, it's $207.67 adult, $197.02 child.

Hope this helps

[Guest]

Thanks. I can't believe we will need more than two days in universal will we?. In which case it seems to make sense to by on the door when we get there rather than buy the 14 day ticket now. or am I missing something?

[BarryL]

Orlando Attractions are selling 2 day park to park tickets at £134 per adult which is cheaper than the quoted gate price.
The 14 day tickets are popular as they give a lot of flexibility for not much more outlay (£146 again using Orlando Attractions as an example)

[Teesside23]

Originally Posted by BarryL

Orlando Attractions are selling 2 day park to park tickets at £134 per adult which is cheaper than the quoted gate price.
The 14 day tickets are popular as they give a lot of flexibility for not much more outlay (£146 again using Orlando Attractions as an example)

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I was thinking the same

1 day 1 Park ~ £75 ($108)
1 day 2 Park ~ £109 ($156)
2 Day 2 Park ~ £145 ($206) or £134 as above

14 Days Both Parks and Wet n Wild ~ £145.

So basically its £30 more than a 1 day dual park ticket for 14 Days.

I suppose it just shows the value of the 14 day deals.

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by Teesside23

I was thinking the same

1 day 1 Park ~ £75 ($108)
1 day 2 Park ~ £109 ($156)
2 Day 2 Park ~ £145 ($206) or £134 as above

14 Days Both Parks and Wet n Wild ~ £145.

So basically its £30 more than a 1 day dual park ticket for 14 Days.

I suppose it just shows the value of the 14 day deals.

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Totally agree with you.

We get really good value on the tickets sold in the UK.

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by BarryL

Orlando Attractions are selling 2 day park to park tickets at £134 per adult which is cheaper than the quoted gate price.
The 14 day tickets are popular as they give a lot of flexibility for not much more outlay (£146 again using Orlando Attractions as an example)

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Good point. I didn't even think about comparing the tickets sites, I only looked on the universalorlando.com site for their gate price.

[Nimbus]

Last year the theme parks increased their gate prices at the end of February / beginning of March. Therefore, it would be a good idea to buy before the end of Feb. After then, you may find that the gate price for 2 days is more than the 14 day ticket price.

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