Free Ticket Deal For Florida Residents At Universal Orlando Resort
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Get ready for a great deal, Florida Residents at Universal Orlando Resort. It’s happening this spring.
It’s been a while for me since I’ve been to Universal, but this is definitely motivation to go. It’s expensive to go to theme parks, and any kind of discount helps.
If you are a Florida resident, you can buy a two-park, one-day ticket and you’ll get two free days. The time constraints are when you visit. You must go through June 24. Of course, there are some blackout dates, I’m guessing because it would be an otherwise busy time. From now through April 6, you cannot use these free day tickets. If you don’t use it by that date, the ticket will expire in full. It costs $199 for adults and $199 for children between the ages of 3 and 9.
An Additional Deal For Florida Residents At Universal
There’s another deal for Florida residents going on right now that you might want to take advantage of. Florida Residents, you can get some extra value when you purchase an annual pass. You’ll get an additional three months free. And again, blackout dates apply.
Whenever you are purchasing these tickets, you will need proof that you are a Florida resident, and you can provide proof with a valid license when you buy the ticket. This ticket offer is not available at the front gate of the theme park.
I really want to get over there to experience Epic Universe. Dive into crazy worlds including Nintendo and Harry Potter’s Wizarding World. Not only will the rides be off the chain, but they’ll have new themed dining experiences and shopping. Who wants to come with me?
Like I mentioned, it’s been ages since I’ve been able to go and enjoy all the cool things at Universal Studios so I’m ready for a trip across I-4.
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Universal Orlando 2024 Concerts
Spring can be a good time to visit Florida’s theme parks for residents. The parks offer deals to get locals to visit. Kids around the country are in school so many families aren’t taking vacations to Florida this time of year. Shorter ride lines are a plus. The parks also entice music lovers by offering free concerts as a bonus with your not-so-free admission.
Right now, Universal Orlando is offering a 2 Park 3 Day Ticket for Florida Residents for $84.33 per day. Or you can opt for a 3 park, 3 day ticket that includes Volcano Bay for $95 per day. Kids aged 3-9 pay a few dollars less. If you just want to visit one park per day, the 3 day ticket is $68.33 per day or $79 for the 3 park 3 day ticket. A simple 2 park one day ticket to Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure is $174. If you just want to visit one park for one day, Florida residents pay $119.
Universal Orlando has a varied list of performers for their Mardi Gras. “International Flavors of Carnaval” kicks off this weekend and runs through April 7. The concerts start at 8:30pm. This year’s lineup features a variety of pop, hip hop, dance, rock and even some disco. There really is something for everyone.
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