Seaworld tickets for £50

[Moorlandman]

Weekday tickets available from undercover tourist for $66 or £50 which is as low as it gets.

https://www.undercovertourist.com/or...rlando-resort/

[hils]

I came on to say just that! I have been keeping an eye on them for a good few weeks. Good price so have now bought them 😁

[clairenutter]

That’s fab. 🤩

[Jb3lla]

Also the 'All day dining' tickets through undercover tourist were £32 each yesterday. Best price i could find

[clairenutter]

That’s a very good price. The food and drink in Seaworld is EXTORTIONATE. I couldn’t believe how expensive it was. We didn’t take out the plan and just paid as we went 😳

Originally Posted by Jb3lla

Also the 'All day dining' tickets through undercover tourist were £32 each yesterday. Best price i could find

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[TheHughesCrew]

Originally Posted by clairenutter

That’s a very good price. The food and drink in Seaworld is EXTORTIONATE. I couldn’t believe how expensive it was. We didn’t take out the plan and just paid as we went 😳

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We went for opening... pushed hard until 2.30/ 3pm. Then went out somewhere for lunch, and then back in the evening. I've never had decent park food yet!

[lizzie145]

I'm considering an annual pass as plan to do a few days over the next few trips this year.
Currently $234 for gold which has free parking so saves $35 every visit

[clairenutter]

Yeah when I went back for a 2nd day I had a big breakfast. Went in and did everything I wanted and left. (Before lunch) It sort of encouraged me to leave early and spend no money at all on food.

Originally Posted by TheHughesCrew

We went for opening... pushed hard until 2.30/ 3pm. Then went out somewhere for lunch, and then back in the evening. I've never had decent park food yet!

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[steg666]

Originally Posted by lizzie145

I'm considering an annual pass as plan to do a few days over the next few trips this year.
Currently $234 for gold which has free parking so saves $35 every visit

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I'm considering a SeaWorld annual pass too. Do they operate a similar system to Universal? (by that I mean carrying over the credit for any pre-paid for tickets and deducting it from the cost of the annual pass?)

I know it's not everyone's cup of tea but the kids love it. I think it's their favourite park. When they are old enough to make their own decisions about it, then they can form their own opinions.

[Kennywhiskers]

Thank you for posting about the price, just treated myself to some tickets. It says you need to bring photo ID with you & to print out the tickets. Do they really mean that? I don’t fancy lugging 4 passports around a theme park all day