One Week Park Pass?

[JohnnyDollaz89]

Did Universal do away with them? I know when I went back in 09 and stayed for 5 days we got the week pass to save money. Now we are going in July of this year and staying for 4 days, and wanted to get the week pass to save money, is it only available if you stay a certain amount of days?

Also are there any other cheaper ticket prices then $155 for 4 days?

 

[Matpez]

Also are there any other cheaper ticket prices then $155 for 4 days?

Cheaper than $38.75 per day?
Probably if you buy more days, but considering it's like $120 for 1 day, $38.75 each day for 4 days sounds like a great deal.
WDW does the same thing, the more days you buy, the cheaper each day is. It encourages you to spend more time in the parks (and why wouldn't you want to?)

 

[timeman]

Cheaper than $38.75 per day?
Probably if you buy more days, but considering it's like $120 for 1 day, $38.75 each day for 4 days sounds like a great deal.
WDW does the same thing, the more days you buy, the cheaper each day is. It encourages you to spend more time in the parks (and why wouldn't you want to?)

Back in 2008 & 2009 they offered a special deal online only that allowed you to buy a ticket that was good for both parks and could be used for 7 days straight for only $99. They discontinued this promotion around the beginning of 2010 because of the new Harry Potter section opening that year. That's when they decided to go the Disney route of Multiple day pricing for the parks.

 

[ParentsOf4]

Did Universal do away with them? I know when I went back in 09 and stayed for 5 days we got the week pass to save money. Now we are going in July of this year and staying for 4 days, and wanted to get the week pass to save money, is it only available if you stay a certain amount of days?

Also are there any other cheaper ticket prices then $155 for 4 days?

UO did away with the $90-to-$99 week ticket when they opened Harry Potter. Based on HP's popularity, I doubt they will bring back those tickets in the foreseeable future.

A UO annual pass can be a good deal if you plan more than one trip in a 12-month period. Since you are going in July, you'd have to purchase the $260 Preferred Pass. It includes parking and pays for itself after 5 days (assuming you park hop between US and IOA).

 

[JohnnyDollaz89]

Back in 2008 & 2009 they offered a special deal online only that allowed you to buy a ticket that was good for both parks and could be used for 7 days straight for only $99. They discontinued this promotion around the beginning of 2010 because of the new Harry Potter section opening that year. That's when they decided to go the Disney route of Multiple day pricing for the parks.

Okay thank you so much! I figured it had to do with HP, just wanted confirmation, thanks!