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cowanfamily · 07-30-2008

Does Universal/IOA have seasonal rates? There website shows a price for tickets, but they seem to be open dated so that they can be used now or in the fall at the same price? This seems odd to me...should we wait to purchase hoping the prices will come down for the fall?

We just want a 2 day pass, both parks, but they make it cheaper for the 7 day....

Does anyone have any tips on getting discount tickets? Universal Hollywood is offering free kids tickets, but not so in Orlando.

Sorry for the non-Disney thread, but we will be in Orlando for 13 days and my kids are Spongebob freaks...(also want them to see the quality difference, so they dont Ever want to go back! LOL)

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cowanfamily Big Cheese Join Date: May 2008 Location: The Deep South Posts: 843	I apologize in advance for this question, but... Does Universal/IOA have seasonal rates? There website shows a price for tickets, but they seem to be open dated so that they can be used now or in the fall at the same price? This seems odd to me...should we wait to purchase hoping the prices will come down for the fall? We just want a 2 day pass, both parks, but they make it cheaper for the 7 day.... Does anyone have any tips on getting discount tickets? Universal Hollywood is offering free kids tickets, but not so in Orlando. Sorry for the non-Disney thread, but we will be in Orlando for 13 days and my kids are Spongebob freaks...(also want them to see the quality difference, so they dont Ever want to go back! LOL) __________________ 2005 All Star Movies - FREE DINING 2006 POP Century - FREE DINING 2008 POP Century - FREE DINING- SEPT. 1-13 2009 POP Century - Free Dining - Sept. 22-Oct.4 My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 13 Days in the World! with Free Dining POP Again We're there!