sea world tickets for florida residents only?

[PAUL7331]

Originally Posted by MrsJD

The Viator tickets are a really good price, do you have to specify the day that you want to go to the park or is the ticket valid for any weekday before the end of December?

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I'm keen to know this too?

[dbm001]

Originally Posted by MrsJD

The Viator tickets are a really good price, do you have to specify the day that you want to go to the park or is the ticket valid for any weekday before the end of December?

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Although you do enter a date when booking the tickets, and your voucher has this date printed on it, it also states on the booking voucher -

"Single day at SeaWorld Orlando (PLU Code: 598); valid for weekday travel between August 8 and December 20, 2013"

So I think as long as you visit on a weekday between the 8/8 and 20/12 it will be fine.

[PAUL7331]

Cool!
Anybody know if you can buy second day passes still whilst at sea world?

[MrsJD]

Originally Posted by dbm001

Although you do enter a date when booking the tickets, and your voucher has this date printed on it, it also states on the booking voucher -

"Single day at SeaWorld Orlando (PLU Code: 598); valid for weekday travel between August 8 and December 20, 2013"

So I think as long as you visit on a weekday between the 8/8 and 20/12 it will be fine.

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Thank you

[the bears]

This is why you'll suddenly now keep getting rediected to the horrible UK Seaworld site and not the nioce US on

[PAUL7331]

Purchased!

[Morning]

Has anyone used the viator deal and been to seaworld yet? As when I click the schedule tab on the viator page it does say that this deal is for us residents only and you may be asked for proof of residency when exchanging your voucher.
I don't know whether to risk it or not.

[Roosterroo]

I mailed seaworld and there reply was anyone with a residents ticket will be asked for proof of residency of the person who bought the tickets and the purchaser must be present with their credit card. this was about the tickets on seaworld site not viator but im guessing same rules apply as it says us residents only on viator site, have seen a few people have bought them but not heard if they have worked at seaworld yet

[dbm001]

Originally Posted by Roosterroo

I mailed seaworld and there reply was anyone with a residents ticket will be asked for proof of residency of the person who bought the tickets and the purchaser must be present with their credit card. this was about the tickets on seaworld site not viator but im guessing same rules apply as it says us residents only on viator site, have seen a few people have bought them but not heard if they have worked at seaworld yet

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I didn't see that on viator! I've bought tickets for all of us for our visit in November. To be honest, if these tickets are for US residents only surely they shouldn't be selling them in UK £'s to UK residents.

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They have added that line to the deal, when I purchased the deal it did not have the line about US Residents Only. I know this as I printed out my voucher the day I bought it and that line is not there, however if I log in to my viator account now, and go to print out the voucher the following line has been added: Please note: this product is available to US residents only; you may be asked for proof of residency when exchanging your voucher.

Cheeky ######s! What to do now?!?!?

[Roosterroo]

to be honest I looked at viator site a few days ago to see if it mentioned anything about residency and I didn't see anything but I didn't click the 'schedule' tab where it brings it up so would know if it had been listed there or not. in my head they were clearly selling the us weekday offer tickets as when you convert price it comes out about 50 bucks. all I can say is call viator see what they say. fingers crossed