Universal Orlando News & Planning Thread

I went to the US site. Priced out their 14-day park-to-park ticket against the official UOR 3-day park-to-park ticket. I must be doing something wrong.


UOR site:


Attraction Tickets site:


AT 14-day is cheaper than UOR 3-day? And refundable? How can this be?

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There’s nothing wrong. It’s often the case. I used AT tickets for WDW for DH and DD. Much cheaper than even going convention tickets.

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Just seems way too good to be true! I’m highly suspicious—but I trust y’all who are vouching for this operation!

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I had purchased tickets through them for both WDW and UOR for last summer, and when DH got sick I was totally able to cancel and get all my money back, except for the flex add-on which wasn’t much.

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And now I’m trying to figure out what this is. Can’t find it on the site.

I might be wrong about the name of it. It allows refunds up to the first day in the parks.

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I think the flex add on is only on the UK side. I also don’t think WDW tickets are available on the US side and why so many book UK. Booking US side allows for 14 days before trip to cancel at no additional cost. That’s what I’m seeing anyway. I did find it more expensive to book UK but not by much and can cancel up until trip instead of 14 days.

I’m planning on just buying on the US side.

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Wait! There’s a 14 day park hopping ticket that includes Epic?

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Yes! Attraction Tickets Universal Orlando All Parks Ticket. Currently 12% off. For a small fee you can get the version that is 100% refundable up the day before you visit the parks.

Attraction Tickets also has a US website, and prices are similar - they were slightly higher for my dates and if I recall correctly the cancellations were slightly less favorable (but there was still WAY more leeway than buying through UOR directly).

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Thanks! That makes my plans for Epic easier. I was going to buy an AP and add Epic dates along the way. However, I’d be fine just coming down for one big 7 - 14 day trip and go to Epic most dates!!

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:heart: for the F&F track, not for demolition of LC :cry:

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Here you can see how the final coat changes the color from light gray to tan.

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Oh it looks good! :star_struck:

It reminds me a little of the Lego version. :sweat_smile:

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Haha, I had the exact same thought (guess what my kids got for Christmas last year :rofl: )

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Thank goodness :sweat_smile:

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Good news. It looks fantastic!

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Okay I just bought this. $509 for 14 park-to-park days. Refundable up thru 14 days prior. Amazing. Thanks all for your help!

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@ParkRanger, now that you have that, you should compare their 3-park multi-day express ticket with the one-day Epic-only express ticket. I suspect you’ll be impressed, and Disney-math will kick in. I know you are more into the relaxed approach and therefore mostly anti-EP. But with a multi-day express pass, spending less time in queues gives you more time to smell the roses. Plus, the Epic only EP’s gives you, maybe, 5 rides?
My trip report with Epic Epic in the title from Jan was 14 day tickets and 5 days of EP’s. Both from AT.

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I did price out the multi day express pass. It’s $338 for my dates for two days. That’s still quite a big add-on. My sister has decided to come with me and I am going to leave it up to her. She’ll probably opt out as she is in the middle of a home reno right now.

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