We are coming to WDW next August . We have done SeaWorld at least once per trip and sometimes even twice. We've also done Discovery Cove three times.
This time we're after a one day park ticket to SeaWorld. All the UK packages will happily sell you a two park ticket or even a three park ticket. SeaWorlds UK website offers these packages as well.
So I took to Google and found just what a want - a one day park ticket to SeaWorld. Brilliant. Whats more, its at a discounted price. Excellent. Instead of the usual $80 I can buy them online, on SeaWorld's website for $65 each. Hey, its not much of a saving but $15 per person is better in my account than somebody else's.
Oh wait, I forgot - there's the small print. You can only get this discount if you live in the USA, Canada or Puerto Rico. WHAT !!!! I live in the UK, why should I have to pay more for the privilege of a days visit to SeaWorld than anyone else ??
This is discrimination and its not on.
SeaWorld advise me that its not their policy to discriminate against anyone, they just "offer promotions that at times are designed to target a certain market"
So they don't discriminate against anyone, they just offer others more favourable terms.
Go figure
This time we're after a one day park ticket to SeaWorld. All the UK packages will happily sell you a two park ticket or even a three park ticket. SeaWorlds UK website offers these packages as well.
So I took to Google and found just what a want - a one day park ticket to SeaWorld. Brilliant. Whats more, its at a discounted price. Excellent. Instead of the usual $80 I can buy them online, on SeaWorld's website for $65 each. Hey, its not much of a saving but $15 per person is better in my account than somebody else's.
Oh wait, I forgot - there's the small print. You can only get this discount if you live in the USA, Canada or Puerto Rico. WHAT !!!! I live in the UK, why should I have to pay more for the privilege of a days visit to SeaWorld than anyone else ??
This is discrimination and its not on.
SeaWorld advise me that its not their policy to discriminate against anyone, they just "offer promotions that at times are designed to target a certain market"
So they don't discriminate against anyone, they just offer others more favourable terms.
Go figure