What was your best Discovery Cove offer?

[MillyMoo]

I'm wanting to book discovery cove for when we go in nov/Dec. It's a good price as it's out of season, but something is stopping me from booking it - I'm always worried I'm going to miss out on something!
So tell me the best offer you've ever had for DC - doesn't have to be the price, but maybe it was something special included in the price etc!

[Segdude]

Gosh, I can't remember the price we paid, but they had a bit of a deal on during the Black Friday period. I seem to remember they called in Blue Thursday or something! We booked for five of us, without the dolphin swim (been there, done that etc etc) but with a Cabana and the Sea Quest for three of us. I seem to recall the discount almost, but not quite, covered the cost of the cabana, but certainly covered the cost of Sea Quest for 3 peeps. We booked for 4th July, thereby avoiding some of the crowds. As we'll eat there we can go straight back to the villa to chill or maybe be brave and aim for fireworks at Disney.

[Loobylou_82]

I bought in black friday sale direct from Seaworld. It was the ultimate ticket so includes 14 days unlimited usage for Seaworld, Aquatica and Bush Gdns, free parking and one day at Discovery Cove with a dolphin swim for £165. Really looking forward to it as not been to Discovery Cove before.

[florida addict]

$199 each for swim and 14 day Sw BG and Aq including parking

Black Friday deal

[Pea007]

The best deal was definitely the blue Thursday deal before Black Friday as I’ve kept an eye on it and kicked myself for not booking! An excuse to come again next year

[tigerfee]

I have the Discovery cove ultimate ticket booked, with the dolphin swim and seaventure.
I got it for 190 pounds all in.
I think that was pretty good 😊

[ratmanscoop]

Originally Posted by tigerfee

I have the Discovery cove ultimate ticket booked, with the dolphin swim and seaventure.
I got it for 190 pounds all in.
I think that was pretty good 😊

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£190 including Seaventure is an absolute steal - who was selling that?

[tigerfee]

Originally Posted by ratmanscoop

£190 including Seaventure is an absolute steal - who was selling that?

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It was from Floridatix. I had originally booked the ultimate ticket with dolphin swim. Then a few months back they were offering a deal for seaventure. I can't remember exactly what the deal was, but I think it was 25 pounds? (I'll need to check receipt)

To be honest, I don't know if I'll pluck up the courage to do the seaventure part. 😂

[ratmanscoop]

I'd recommend Seaventure, as long as you're not too claustrophobic it's a great experience. I guess this highlights seasonal pricing, I'm used to paying £190 for a non-dolphin swim ticket and £60 extra for Seaventure on top of that!

[tigerfee]

Originally Posted by ratmanscoop

I'd recommend Seaventure, as long as you're not too claustrophobic it's a great experience. I guess this highlights seasonal pricing, I'm used to paying £190 for a non-dolphin swim ticket and £60 extra for Seaventure on top of that!

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I'm going in November, so off-peak pricing.

I'm not claustrophobic, but not the strongest swimmer either. Never been underwater before. I really want to face my fears and do it 🤪