Deal for Busch/Aquatica/SeaWorld

[Maindrain]

Now that Uncle Joe has allowed us back I've been looking round for tickets.

Florida Escapes are doing a three park (Busch/Aquatica/SeaWorld)14 day ticket for 2022 adult for £92 including parking.

I've booked four, but only the wife and I are going in February, but I'm sure the kids ,(22 & 19, not exactly kids) might join us, or we are planning to go again later in the year so it was an easy choice.

Hopefully it might help someone get a deal.

[cornishfrogboy]

Originally Posted by Maindrain

Now that Uncle Joe has allowed us back I've been looking round for tickets.

Florida Escapes are doing a three park (Busch/Aquatica/SeaWorld)14 day ticket for 2022 adult for £92 including parking.

I've booked four, but only the wife and I are going in February, but I'm sure the kids ,(22 & 19, not exactly kids) might join us, or we are planning to go again later in the year so it was an easy choice.

Hopefully it might help someone get a deal.

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That looks a great deal. We are after D.C. ultimate non swims and for our dates, they are around £169. This compares rather well with many competitors, but I don’t know whether to hold out for Black Friday. A bit of a quandary!

[irvin38a]

Originally Posted by cornishfrogboy

That looks a great deal. We are after D.C. ultimate non swims and for our dates, they are around £169. This compares rather well with many competitors, but I don’t know whether to hold out for Black Friday. A bit of a quandary!

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I’m holding out! 😬

[beeftinkler]

Awesome heads-up, wasn’t interested @ £145, all over it @ £92 🤪

[Moorlandman]

If only WDW tickets were £92😀

[cornishfrogboy]

Originally Posted by Moorlandman

If only WDW tickets were £92😀

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If they were £92, then you might even find me weighing it up… and you know my views on the subject!

[99plums]

Originally Posted by cornishfrogboy

That looks a great deal. We are after D.C. ultimate non swims and for our dates, they are around £169. This compares rather well with many competitors, but I don’t know whether to hold out for Black Friday. A bit of a quandary!

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Last Black Friday weekend, we got the ultimate non-swims for this year direct from DC for £112pp.
Hoping for something similar this year.

[cornishfrogboy]

Originally Posted by 99plums

Last Black Friday weekend, we got the ultimate non-swims for this year direct from DC for £112pp.
Hoping for something similar this year.

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In that case, I will take a chance and be patient!

[firemanyoz]

I’ve already bought these, think it’s a great deal. Out of interest, what are ultimate non swims? We’ve not done Busch/seaworld/aquatica before.

[cornishfrogboy]

Originally Posted by firemanyoz

I’ve already bought these, think it’s a great deal. Out of interest, what are ultimate non swims? We’ve not done Busch/seaworld/aquatica before.

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They are a great ticket. You get..

A day in Discovery Cove.. free food and drink throughout and an amazing ray pool called the grand reef, a very good aviary, a decent lazy river and other stuff. You get issues with wetsuit, mask and snorkel. The only thing you don’t get is a dolphin encounter.

14 days of BG, SW, AQ

Free parking throughout visits to any of the above.

Imho, by far the best value ticket in the area, once you subtract a days food drinks and snacks, plus the parking from the equation.

Prices vary depending on date. Unfortunately for me, my dates are too price at £169. You can get them on the site as low as £130 or so.

It’s well worth a Discovery Cove Google and Utube.

As for SW, BG, AQ.. If you like real rides as opposed to simulators, then you will be in clover . Next Easter, those (and D.C.) are the only parks we will visit.