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Old 7 Oct 12, 12:02 PM  
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We're just costing up for 3 weeks for next year & I've found the 21 day Ultimates for WDW which we'd buy but is there anyway of buying 21 day Discovery Cove Ultimates & 21 day Universal 2 park tickets as at the moment I can only find the 14 day ones!
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Old 7 Oct 12, 12:44 PM  
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Hi, we are here for 3 weeks and have just bought the 14 day Disney, universal and discovery cove ultimate 14 day tickets and then staggered the use of them throughout the holiday
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Old 7 Oct 12, 12:56 PM  
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Thanks, thought that's what we might have to do but thought I'd ask anyway as DH didn't believe me & asked me to ask on here!
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Old 7 Oct 12, 01:36 PM  
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We're just costing up for 3 weeks for next year & I've found the 21 day Ultimates for WDW which we'd buy but is there anyway of buying 21 day Discovery Cove Ultimates & 21 day Universal 2 park tickets as at the moment I can only find the 14 day ones!
This is our fourth year and we always go for 3weeks and I have never found a anywhere that does 21 days othe than Disney but to be honest we start our two week universal a few days in then the two week ultimate end of first week so we know we have the choice still, we also go to the beach one weekend and stay at Tampa for two days at Busch and gator land although a separate ticket is well worth a visit.x
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As noted above, you could save yourself a few ££s (around £30pp) by buying the 14 day Disney ticket together with the DC Ultimates, then for example use your DC tickets to visit Seaworld/BG/Aquatica in the first week, then from the start of week 2 activate your Disney tickets to see you through to the end of your holiday.
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We always go for three weeks and get the discovery Ultimate the universal 14 day and the 3 week Disney. We go mid December and like to start and finish the holiday at the Disney parks as the crowds aren't too bad the week before Christmas and the first week into new year, Plus the difference between 2 and 3 weeks is not exactly vast. We then stagger the other 2 tickets across the middle.
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No, you can't get 21 day tickets for Universal or Seaworld/Busch Gardens.

However, you can get annual passes. For example, a Preferred Pass for the Universal parks costs $225 plus tax (just over £150). And this also provides free parking and other discounts.

Although why anyone would want to go to these parks for 21 days is beyond me. Instead, just stagger the tickets. Start the Disney tickets on your first day and then, a few days later, start the Universal tickets and then, a few days later still (at the end of the first week), start the Seaworld ones.
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Back a few weeks from a great 3 weeks in Orlando
We went with the 21 days Disney & 14 days for Universal
This was plenty asfor the first few days we visited Disney parks
then staggered our visits between Disney & Universal

A great time was had by all
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we always go for three weeks. We get 14 day universal flex ticket and a 14 day disney ticket. We dont go to disney for the first week...but we get our fix by going to DTD, booking meals in disney hotels etc We start our disney tickets in our second week.
My kids are a bit older now...13/16/23 so they don't mind not going to the disney parks for the first week.
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We bought Annual Passes for Universal as we were going in 2012 & 2013 so was a much better option.

If not, 14 day Disney & 14 day Universal staggered is the best option IMO
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