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Old 26 Oct 19, 03:19 PM  
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Is there traditionally a time of year if at all, that universal increase the price of their annual passes?
Going next July and not sure if I should buy sooner rather than later incase price increases
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Old 26 Oct 19, 05:18 PM  
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Annual passes go up in cost everytine there is a ticket price increase , normally Disney announce there’s and a day or two later all the other parks follow suit, exchange rates effect the price too
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Old 27 Oct 19, 09:43 AM  
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Thanks. Am I right in thinking even if I buy now, they won’t activate until I first use them in July?
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Old 27 Oct 19, 10:13 AM  
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Thanks. Am I right in thinking even if I buy now, they won’t activate until I first use them in July?
Annual passes commence on the day of purchase. So if bought now and not used until July it would still run out in October next year.
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Originally Posted by Duh_Prez View Post
Annual passes commence on the day of purchase. So if bought now and not used until July it would still run out in October next year.
They run from when activated in the park. We pre purchased them a few years ago from the UK and the start date was our first Universal day.
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Old 27 Oct 19, 12:22 PM  
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Annual passes commence on the day of purchase. So if bought now and not used until July it would still run out in October next year.
this is incorrect

they are activated upon first park entry

purchase online is just a voucher that needs redeeming at universal's (hotel, guest services or park)
the AP vouchers do not expire. So they can be bought today, and activated even in a couple of years.
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Old 27 Oct 19, 01:23 PM  
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this is incorrect

they are activated upon first park entry

purchase online is just a voucher that needs redeeming at universal's (hotel, guest services or park)
the AP vouchers do not expire. So they can be bought today, and activated even in a couple of years.
Well I do apologise for seemingly offering incorrect information.
I purchase annual passes each year for Universal and funnily enough they run out a year after I have purchased them.
I initially purchased them from Universal Studios and keep the same cards year on year.
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Old 27 Oct 19, 01:29 PM  
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Thanks. Am I right in thinking even if I buy now, they won’t activate until I first use them in July?
Apologies Icey.
The paper voucher runs from when you first activate it in the park.
Once you have the physical card and have activated it if you wish to purchase for. Second, third year etc then the anniversaries for renewal fall on the same date.
There is usually a 20% discount for renewals.
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ETA : sorry, didn't see your second reply.

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