disney1474
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Passmember discounted rates for May 2013 are coming up as follows:
Day resort only = $119 pp
Day resort with dolphin swim = $209 pp
Hope that helps!
Can I purchase a 2013 annual pass now?
Passmember discounted rates for May 2013 are coming up as follows:
Day resort only = $119 pp
Day resort with dolphin swim = $209 pp
Hope that helps!
Hi all, We are headed to Florida for 3 weeks the very end of September to October. We will be headed to Discovery Cove, Aquatica, Sea World, Island, Universal, Busch Gardens. Looking for a great deal. Thanks for any help since there will be 5 or 6 of us all older than 11.
Hi,
planning a possible visit to DC this fall.
What would be the cheapest way to do it, knowing we're not passholders & are not interested in Sea World & other parks ?
We just want to do the dolphin swim at Discovery Cove & stay in a nearby hotel.
Thanks
My dates are Oct 31, Nov 1, for 2 people, 1 adult, 1 10 year old.
I'm thinking the annual pass just doesnt save enough when only buying tickets for 2?
We are not particularly interested in Sea World or Aqautica, but since they are "free" with Discovery cove, we'll plan to spend a day in each.
Thank you so much for this great thread! We are going in October and I typed in the promo code and the passholder discounts are available for our dates. So if I am calculating this correct my total would be for 2A/2C:
$169 x 4 = $676
+ $119 annual pass
= $795
instead of $229 x 4 = $916
Still a savings of $121...correct? Is this the best way to do it? We will not have time to go to Sea World, so just a day at DC is all we need.
If you buy a Seaworld annual pass:
Annual pass = $119
Two dolphin swim admissions with passholder discount = $338 ($169 x 2)
Total = $457 plus taxes
DC only - no 14 day admissions to Aquatica & Seaworld
DC admission without the annual passholder discount:
Two dolphin swim admissions = $518 plus taxes ($259 each)
Includes 14 days of admission to Aquatica and Seaworld
Hi I was just about to book DC when I discovered this thread, I have read through it but not sure if and how I can use this discount. I would appreciate someone giving me some advice.
I was looking to book DC non swim for 09/04/2012 for six people all six of us will want to visit Bush Gardens so I was going to upgrade the DC tickets to the ultimate.
Can this discount work fo me and how do I go about it?
Many thanks for any help.
For September 4th, without the passholder discount:
For six people, day resort admission to DC (no dolphin swim), plus 14 days unlimited admission to SeaWorld, Aquatica, and Busch Gardens: cost would be $1014 plus tax ($169 pp) for a grand total of $1079.91.
With the passholder discount:
1 annual pass to Busch Gardens = $119 plus tax
6 day resort admissions to DC = $414 ($69 pp) plus tax
5 additional admission to BG (two day tickets) via Undercover Tourist = $379.75 taxes included
Grand total = $947.40 (will not include admission to SeaWorld and Aquatica)
Price difference is $132.51 (works out to $22.09 pp). For that money, I personally would opt for the tickets without the discount......and at least get the chance to visit SeaWorld at some point during your vacation (but its one of my favourite parks, so I'm admittedly biased!!! ).
Many thanks for taking the time to proivde a quick and thorough response. I agree with you and will probably go with the the non-discounted tickets for the free Seaworld tickets.
Again, I really appreciate your efforts, my sister and her family are emigrating to Canada (from Ireland) in three weeks, I hope everyone there is as friendly as you!
Hi i would like to know if someone could help me i go to Orlando on 17 april with my wife and my 2 kids ( 10 months and 7 years ) i would like to go again to DC to swim with dolphins i own a seaworld pass member from last year who is valid until 28th april but i don't remember the postal code i put because i live in France when i buy it i try to call ezpay but they can help me so i can't have my passmember discount code to book DC is there a way to do it ? thanks a lot