If you are a Florida resident you might be interested in this new deal from Universal Orlando!

They have a new special called “Buy a Day, Visit Now Thru Dec. 24 For Free”

Here are the details:

“Buy a Day and visit now thru Dec. 24 for free with no blockout dates when you buy a 2-Park, 1-Day Park-to-Park Ticket. Explore all three parks by adding access to Volcano Bay for only $29 more.

The price is $164

The Fine print:

• Purchase by Sept. 30, 2020
• Visit thru Dec. 24, 2020
• Includes Universal Studios Florida and Universal’s Islands of Adventure (Park-to-Park)
• No blockout dates
• Can be used on non-consecutive days

The 2-Park Florida Resident Buy A Day Promo Ticket entitles one (1) guest admission to BOTH Universal Studios Florida, AND Universal’s Islands of Adventure theme parks on the same day. Ticket is valid for use through and including December 24, 2020. Excludes separately ticketed events.This ticket also includes admission to select live entertainment venues of Universal CityWalk. Guest must present proof of Florida residency at time of purchase, pick-up and redemption. Unused days shall be forfeited. This ticket must be purchased between August 1 and September 30, 2020. Additional restrictions may apply.

The above Admission Media is non-refundable, non-transferable, and must be used by the same person on all days. Valid only during normal operating hours. Parks, attractions, or entertainment may: close due to refurbishing, capacity, weather or special events; change operating hours; and otherwise change or be discontinued without notice and without liability to the owners of Universal Orlando Resort (“Universal”). Unless otherwise stated, does not include admission to separately ticketed events at any of the Universal theme parks or within any of the CityWalk venues, Universal Cinemark, the Blue Man Group show, or Hollywood Drive-In Golf™, and parking or discounts on food or merchandise. Some CityWalk venues require ages 21 or older for admission. Valid Photo ID required. Additional restrictions may apply and benefits are subject to change without notice.

It is a really good deal if you are close by and would use it often.  I do worry about the fine print that says it could change or be discontinued without notice and without liability to the owners of Universal Orlando Resort.  Basically they could just stop it at any time for any reason and you have no recourse. I think the deal far outweighs that chance.

What do you think? Comment and let us know!

Source: Universal Orlando