Universal Orlando offers Florida residents limited-time ticket offer, less than $45 per day
ORLANDO, Fla. (FOX 35 ORLANDO) - Universal Orlando Resort is offering a limited time ticket offer to Florida residents.
The theme park says that with the purchase of a '2-park, 2-day, one park per day' ticket, you get two more days for free. The ticket costs $179.99, which divided by four, is just under $45 per day.
This offer is reportedly only available for purchase until June 28th, 2019. All four days must be used by the same person and by December 20th, 2019. The four days can be used non-consecutively. Any unused days will be forfeited.
According to the provided details, this ticket offer allows purchasers to visit Universal Studios Florida and Universal's Islands of Adventure. Only one park can be visited per day. Blockout dates apply to the time period between June 29th and July 31st.
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The ticket offer also reportedly includes four calendar days of admission to select live entertainment venues at Universal CityWalk.
This ticket offer is non-refundable and non-transferable, the theme park says.
To purchase a '2-park, 2-day, one per park per day' promo ticket, visit the Universal Orlando Resort website.
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