Universal Studios Annual Passes Explained

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  • Опубликовано: 7 янв 2025

Комментарии • 4

  • @CoasterRob
    @CoasterRob Год назад +1

    Thanks very much even though this was aimed at Florida you may or may not be aware of a possible Universal Great Britain rumoured to open in 2030 this has been great help giving me insight what I may expect if I am to consider a annual pass for the Great Britain version

  • @CoasterRob
    @CoasterRob Год назад +1

    If universal great Britain gets the green light have you any advice or tips for anyone wanting to get premier passes for the 1st time

  • @PriscillaMattson-w8w
    @PriscillaMattson-w8w Год назад +1

    I understand that the payment starts right away with the flex pay option AND that the "renewal time" starts 12 months after the purchase. But, Currently, they're offering a 3 month free promotion and I'm confused. Does the FIRST DAY you enter the park count as the "first day of the season pass"??? Or, is it the day of purchase with the flex pay option? I want it to start when we first enter the park and I believe it does? Example. I buy the season pass now (with the 3 free months), we go in December. My 12 month payment plan starts now...but my season pass doesn't start until December 2023 and would be good until March 2025. Am I correct? And, when My payment plan is done after that 12 months, I call and either renew or choose not to renew?

    • @spellbound_adv
      @spellbound_adv  Год назад

      Yes Universal could do a little better making it clear. If you go with the Flex pay option. Your first day starts with your first payment. If you pay all at once your first day is when you first enter the parks. The 3 months free is a great deal so I would suggest taking advantage of it if possible. If you don't mind a suggestion, take a look at Affirm. If you really want to pay over 12 months but you want the option of day one being when you first enter the parks then this is really nice. Universal gets the money all at once, you get 12 months to pay off the passes AND you get the 20% next year when you renew. The downside to this option is your end up paying interest. Also remember, everyone in your party does not have to have the same level of pass. Just be careful of block out dates. Does that help?