one day tickets

Andybhoyno1 · 21 May 18, 12:21 PM

Looking for some info on the one day tickets that you see for sale in various stalls around Idrive etc. Are these deals any good and how does it work as you need your finger print to access the parks and the fingerprints wont match the records?

Looking for a one day pass for volcano bay

Thanks

Ridersmom · 21 May 18, 02:45 PM

Be very careful. I know some of these booths sell tickets that have days remaining but are not allowed to be resold. Many, many years ago (before finger printing), I bought a partially used ticket on ebay. I went to use it and it was no good.

lyn1 · 21 May 18, 04:56 PM

Originally Posted by Andybhoyno1

Looking for some info on the one day tickets that you see for sale in various stalls around Idrive etc. Are these deals any good and how does it work as you need your finger print to access the parks and the fingerprints wont match the records?

Looking for a one day pass for volcano bay

Thanks

As Ridersmom said be careful buying from booths, personally I wouldn't, but the choice is yours.

You can buy a 1 day ticket for Volcano Bay direct from the Universal site, I think also on the gate. I think it's $85.20 adult, $79.88 child including tax. Link below to see the price.

universalorlando/web...omo/index.html

Andybhoyno1 · 24 May 18, 02:48 PM

thanks both, Have thought about these booths for a number of years but never tried. Dont think will try this idea now either.

james weir · 24 May 18, 04:49 PM

These booths are the subject of police raids,Florida law is that
themepark tickets belong to the owners of the park,and a vistor
is renting the right to visit the park.If you are caught in one of these
stings you would be charged and you would be unable to visit the
USA at anytime in the future.in most cases one has to attend a
time share presentation,and the ticket is issued their.
At one time when Sanford was very popular a company had a place
just of I drive and they took your bags up to Sanford,a couple of
ladies pestered everyone going in to see if they had unused tickets
that had available days when Disney introduced the hand & finger
scanners that closed the loophole.Be safe buy yoiur tickets through
company that you can contact if necessary.Read the Orlando
Sentinel on line you will soon see how active the Scammers are
the fines and prison times are very high.

21 May 18, 02:45 PM	#2
	21 May 18, 02:45 PM Ridersmom Imagineer
Ridersmom Imagineer Join Date: Apr 06	Be very careful. I know some of these booths sell tickets that have days remaining but are not allowed to be resold. Many, many years ago (before finger printing), I bought a partially used ticket on ebay. I went to use it and it was no good.