2016 Universal Orlando Ticket Increase

[Brian G.]

They beat Disney to the punch this year.

1-day single park Adult is now $105, Child is $100.

Universal Orlando Resort Raises Ticket Prices for 2016 « Orlando United

 

[Mad Dog]

And that's why I'm an AP holder, even though I live 950 miles away.

 

[Bobharlem]

The prices in the article don't match what's on the website (not high enough) park/park is 155

 

[NJBrandon]

Not too terrible, I guess. How much is the 4 day ticket now?

 

[Scott W.]

I've been meaning to ask this but couldn't find the relevant place. Are the tickets still paper or have they got a laminated card like Disney now?

 

[Brian G.]

The prices in the article don't match what's on the website (not high enough) park/park is 155

Thanks for pointing that out. Was using last year's article to see the difference in price and forgot to change it.

 

[JoeCamel]

I've been meaning to ask this but couldn't find the relevant place. Are the tickets still paper or have they got a laminated card like Disney now?

Still paper but I hear they are surveying about a band :ears: and with what I hear about getting times to ride the slides at VB that would make sense. That paper ticket wouldn't last long. I would be happy with a card but........

 

[Scott W.]

Still paper but I hear they are surveying about a band :ears: and with what I hear about getting times to ride the slides at VB that would make sense. That paper ticket wouldn't last long. I would be happy with a card but........

The only reason I ask, is that I almost ruined a ticket on the first day after riding Popeye's. Can't believe they're still using paper with that many water rides in Islands.

 

[MrRoamer]

The only reason I ask, is that I almost ruined a ticket on the first day after riding Popeye's. Can't believe they're still using paper with that many water rides in Islands.

So much this. Popeye and Dudley are pass destroyers.

 

[SeventyOne]

Quickly nearing a point where my AP (locked in at 2001 rates!) will be less than a one-day ticket. Actually, already there for park-to-park, without even throwing in parking.

 

[rhino4evr]

Quickly nearing a point where my AP (locked in at 2001 rates!) will be less than a one-day ticket. Actually, already there for park-to-park, without even throwing in parking.

wow, had no idea they locked in rates. That's awesome.

I honestly think they need to take a break from raising prices. It would be AWESOME. If Disney held back this year, but I realize that won't happen.

 

[JungleSkip]

Quickly nearing a point where my AP (locked in at 2001 rates!) will be less than a one-day ticket. Actually, already there for park-to-park, without even throwing in parking.

My AP rate is around the same as a Two-Day pass as-is. I love it. lol

 

[martymcflyy85]

what is a locked in rate?

 

[Fatality]

what is a locked in rate?

Locked-in. Not gonna change. Like rent control.

 

[Scott W.]

That's crazy, I didn't know they done that.

 

[bob albert]

who gets the locked in rate and when did they stop doing so?

 

[martymcflyy85]

Yes, tell us more please.

 

[Fatality]

Yes, tell us more please.

Ages ago. Thing of the past.

 

[NJBrandon]

This year will also likely be the end of the "3 Park Unlimited" ticket which is the greatest deal currently being offered(if you're staying for more than a day or two).

Well, they may still have it, but I'm willing to bet the price will jump substantially when Volcano Bay opens.

 

[Scott W.]

This year will also likely be the end of the "3 Park Unlimited" ticket which is the greatest deal currently being offered(if you're staying for more than a day or two).

Well, they may still have it, but I'm willing to bet the price will jump substantially when Volcano Bay opens.

Maybe in the US, but a 14 day ticket is the only one we can really buy in the UK. It's the same with Disney and SeaWorld.