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Legoland annual pass offer extended through April
Legoland — posted by dewayne bevil on January, 6 2011 9:27 AM
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Legoland Florida has extended its deal for $99 annual passes through April 30, 2011. The offer original was scheduled to expire at the end of 2010.
What Legoland calls the “standard pass” includes unlimited admission to the Winter Haven park, which is scheduled to open in October. The $99 price applies to adult, child and senior tickets. During this time, the “annual” pass will actually be good for about 15 months: It will include whatever’s left of 2011 after it opens and all of 2012. There are no blackout dates with these passes.
Note that this pass doesn’t include parking. A “plus” pass does include parking, and is on sale for $159 general, $129 for children (ages 3-12) and seniors (ages 60 and older).
Or you can opt for a lifetime pass to Legoland Florida for $2,500.
Feeling less commital? Legoland currently is selling one-day passes for $65 general, $55 for children and seniors. (One-day passes sold now will be good for any day after the park opens through May 30, 2012.)
All tickets must be purchased through the Legoland website, www.legoland.com. Click on “Legoland Florida,” then on “Passes.”
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/fe...annual-pass-offer-extended-through-april.html
Legoland annual pass offer extended through April
Legoland — posted by dewayne bevil on January, 6 2011 9:27 AM
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Legoland Florida has extended its deal for $99 annual passes through April 30, 2011. The offer original was scheduled to expire at the end of 2010.
What Legoland calls the “standard pass” includes unlimited admission to the Winter Haven park, which is scheduled to open in October. The $99 price applies to adult, child and senior tickets. During this time, the “annual” pass will actually be good for about 15 months: It will include whatever’s left of 2011 after it opens and all of 2012. There are no blackout dates with these passes.
Note that this pass doesn’t include parking. A “plus” pass does include parking, and is on sale for $159 general, $129 for children (ages 3-12) and seniors (ages 60 and older).
Or you can opt for a lifetime pass to Legoland Florida for $2,500.
Feeling less commital? Legoland currently is selling one-day passes for $65 general, $55 for children and seniors. (One-day passes sold now will be good for any day after the park opens through May 30, 2012.)
All tickets must be purchased through the Legoland website, www.legoland.com. Click on “Legoland Florida,” then on “Passes.”